If it is possible to be in a slum- this hotel is in it. Filthy room, and you could tell by the "clientelle" outside their rooms drinking 40's off the balcony what kind of crowd this hotel draws. I would not ever recommend staying here for $10 a night, let alone $60. Terrible, filthy, and sorry- but NO WAY it's "American" owned and operated.

The bathroom was dirty. The beds were very very hard. Couldn't sleep on the pillows on bed as they were dirty and stained. The wireless didn't work and the clerk's response was that she didn't know what to tell me and hung up. Very dirty!!!!!! Only stayed because I was very tired and didn't think they would refund my money anyway. Didn't even think about eating the continental breakfast as the room was so dirty and wondered about the lobby where the food was on the counter.

Stayed one night here in a room that smelled like wet dogs. Bathroom was filthy, bedspread was stained and dirty. I stayed on the first floor and in the room overhead, the people spending the night had 2 dogs that ran around and barked ALL NIGHT LONG! Repeated calls to the front desk yielded no solutions to the problem. I would never stay here again and would not recommend it to anyone.

Super 8 was typical motel that is fine for overnight when traveling. Staff was helpful with direction to best resteraunt which was in a competing motel. For good food try Zeno's Motel. It was great and not overly expensive. It might also be a good place to stay. A Special bonus of the Super 8 is a used bookstore just across the parking lot. Cathy, the owner is a great person and we found great conversation and book deals.