There were very few amenities. No shampoo, skin lotion, Iron or ironing board in room. Only two bath towels and wash cloths per room. The breakfast was the worst we have experienced at any motel. It consisted of coffee, 2% milk, dry cereal, toast and danish rolls. The Orange juice duspenser was not working.

Stayed at this Super 8 during UT home game weekend. Only had 1 smoking room with king bed left at midnight so we took it. BIG MISTAKE. $84 dollars worth of mistake. Air conditioning worked so-so. Room was large but very outdated and dirty floor-walked around in my flip flops the whole time, and dirty bathtub WITH PREVIOUS OCCUPANT'S HAIR STILL IN THE TUB! Couln't take decent shower next morning for water switching between freezing cold or burning hot every couple of minutes. No iron or board. Had small fridge with microwave sitting right on top of the fridge! These were around the corner right beside the bathroom door-which wouldn't stay open by itself. After checkout I notice a charge for phone usage and a charge for a safe including sales tax on the safe rental that was place BEFORE the entire stay had been taxed. These charges were removed when I told the receptionist I did not use the phone or the safe. Almost forgot-breakfast was mini muffins, juice, cereal and toast.

The room was big...however, I thought I overpaid... it was not worth the price I paid for a night. The location was ok, 5-10 minutes from downtown area... breakfast was small
overall if you're looking for something that is not very expensive on the way somewhere, and dont want to stay at a super cheap hotel, this will be a good choice

Only positive thing was the woman at the check in counter.
A small, dirty, waffle restaurant was within walking distance..not recommended after dark. You have to walk across some closed stores on a high traffic road..very scary.
The rooms are old and the plumbing older. I moved the dirty old chair in front of the door.
I was hungry and attempted the walk to the restaurant, leaving behind everything but my ID and enough cash for dinner (no handbag).
The clentele was certainly questionable. It was a cold and dreary night but many people standing in the parking lot, looking out of windows, and standing outside of their cars/doors was not normal.
I have travelled solo to other countries and am not scared easily but this just made me feel weird.