So I was terrified to see this place after reading the reviews. While the motel is not modern by most standards, it is clean and comfortable. The bathroom could use painting and the vanity needs a nail but otherwise it was suitable for our purposes. The internet worked great though a bit slow in the late evening which is probably peak time. NO bugs, stains or rodents. The pool was nice and my son enjoyed the swim very much. Not high class by any means but a good night sleep with great air conditioning was what we had.

after reading the reviews we were skeptical of staying here however after checking in, we were somewhat satisfied. although the room was seriously outdated, with staind blankets (we brought our own), and stains on the chair, the sheets seemed to be okay. there was paint on the floor around the heater & the ceiling was peeling in the bathroom. dispite these, everything else seemed fine. we had a ground floor room and parked right outside the door. when first trying to use the free internet, it would not connect. after calling the front desk, the manager had it fixed within 15 min. overall, the room was not bad for the price & was very close to the army base , restaurants and gas stations.

I had never been to the area before and it was nightime when I arrived. The hotel was just off the highway but all of the nearby exits were closed. What should have been a 2 minute drive to the hotel turned into 45 minutes as I had to drive into the City to find someone who could direct me to the frontage road which was well hidden. When I arrived and told the woman behind the desk the problem there was absolutely no reaction, no "Oh, maybe we should post signs..." nothing, she just looked at me and asked for my reservation information. O.K., it's your job on the line, not mine. Anyway, I know how to check for bed bugs (pull up sheets and check under the matress edge, pull out the headboard and look behind it - difficult because it was nailed to the wall - look for blood stains under the sheets, etc.) so it was the first thing I did when I entered the room - no bugs. Good start. Then I did what I suggest everyone should do, wiped down the TV remote, phone, door handles and such with disinfecting wipes and removed the comforter. It sounds like a lot of work but it only takes a few minutes. I didn't look in the fridge nor use the microwave so I can't attest to the cleanliness of the appliances but the rest of the room certainly could have used a deep cleaning - stray hairs, crumbs on the floor, yucky stuff under the cushions of the hide-a-bed/love seat. I assumed the room would have a hair dryer - mistake - but they did have one I could use that looked - well, used, but effective. The worst part of the room was the TV placement. It was in a bureau with doors but the doors only opened halfway so you had to be on the bed to see it! Weird. Most of the people at the motel were contractors but it was quite and I slept welI. My wake-up call was right on time. I grabbed an O.K. muffin in the morning and the weakest cup of coffee ever but was given good directions to my destination. Overall, the hotel was way over-priced and needed to be closed for a good cleaning and update. In its current conition I would not stay again unless it was less than $45.00/night.

Was told there was a power shortage.But the rooms next to us had heat. When the people checked out they both told us that they were checking out and see if we could take either one of there rooms. But management told us they would call us if they had any rooms with heat. They waited until 3:30pm to call us,and to check out by then would make it after check out time. They were going to charge us for half a day for not being checked out by noon. They wouldnt even lower there price.Ha! Can you believe that?Our company will never spend another dollar at a" SUPER 8".