Despite the name, Best Inn isn't anywhere close to the best. Their billboard advertising and marquee sign advertised $39.95, but my room was $45. The clerk at the desk refused to explain what the difference was and refused to offer any discounts.

The room was clean and the TV worked, but 3 of the 6 lights in the room didn't work and were literally falling off the wall. I was in a handicapped accessable room, but the bathtub/shower was NOT handicapped accessable. It was a standard bathtub and had no safety bars in the shower, though there was plenty of hot water.

I did make use of the internet access in the lobby and was able to access the web with a minimum of difficulty. The rooms supposedly had Wi-Fi access, but I didn't try it.

The bed was comfortable and the pillows were only half flat. The motel itself was far enough back from the highway that there was very little road noise.

In the morning, I went to the lobby for their "deluxe breakfast" only to be greeted by "Froot Loops" and "Frosted Flakes", but no milk, no muffins. I tried to ask at the desk if there was more milk or some non-sugary cereal, but clerk acted if she neither spoke nor understood English.

All in all, it was an "OK" stay, but it will need lots of improvements before I would consider staying there again.

The Evergreen Room must get it's name from the mold in the bathroom. The shower had mold in almost every crack and crevice. The smell was certainly not fresh. The towels were next to thread bare. I guess at 39.95 you get what you pay for.