For the price of this one horse town hotel, I nearly expected breakfast in bed & a pedicure. But what I got was an uncomfotable bed, a staff that I could hardly track down, a coffee pot that had someone elses coffee in it, and an outrageous bill for each night.

Now I don't normally complain but I didn't feel safe in this hotel - though the entrances were on the interior. Apparently only one person works each shift/even the night shift, any local crank addict could have snuck in - and no manager on duty to complain to (manager seemed to be gone for the day-even when I called back to discuss the situation about the missing front desk clerk whom I needed help from about my room).

Standard newer hotel with inside hallways. Nothing special except it was in a relatively small town. Given the choices in this town that I could find easily, this seemed to be the best hotel around. The room had both a fridge and a microwave plus free breakfast in the morning. The workout room was lame--one treadmill and a weight set. The pool is seaonal but the hot tub was open but not exactly hot. Wireless was only available in the lobby. DSL was available in the room if you brought your cable. The in-room information was dated and said that you had to pay extra for DSL. Centrally located with restaurants within walking distance. Most people staying here were construction workers or variations thereof. Walking distance to the bowling alley also. No iron nor ironing board. Coffee pot was well stained. No doors on closet. Soaps came in bars. No lotion provided.

We stayed at this hotel in Sept 2005. It appeared to be only a couple of years old. By Days Inn standards, this hotel is much nicer than most. The front desk was very friendly and helpful with restaurant recommendation. The room itself was above average and clean. The breakfast the next morning was adequate. It was a nice place to stay for the price. Don't be afraid to stay here. It was great!