We checked in, opened the door, walked through the dump, bent over laughing, and then promptly checked out.

This place was by far the biggest [--] that I have ever seen. They actually have people with no visible means of income staying there long term. The guy next door had a dog chained up to a pole.

The room itself looked like a cave. There was not one place in the room that I would have dared to sit down. It reminded me of something from Silence of the Lambs...

One word: LOSERVILLE.

My girlfriend and I stayed here for a night during a road trip. The room was fine. They also have free wireless internet access. I did not find the room dirty at all and the price is definitely right. I paid about $62. My one complaint was that the shower curtain would not stick to the tub and was rubbing against me while I was in the shower. Unless you have high hotel expectations, this motel will be adequete to meet your needs. I don't go on vacation to spend time in a hotel.

the room smelled like smoke, no bathmat, moldy shower curtain, poorly lit, cigarette burns in the bed linens, lumpy pillows, no housekeeping, hairs on the towels and washcloths, phone didn't work well, no towel racks, shower leaked onto floor, TV had no remote, mold on the ceiling and walls, found beer cans in the room, other than that it was a wonderful experience

The Imperial Inn portrays itself on the website as a well-run, clean hotel. It is old, unclean, and run by people who made us want to deadbolt our door at night - but the deadbolt didn't work. The hotel might be worth $30 a night, but definitely not the rate they are charging. The room was stuffy, stale, and smelled like smoke (even though it was non-smoking) and the supposedly new air conditioning didn't work correctly.