First of all when we checked in, it was a different price than quoted on the internet. When we got to our room, the walls were cracked and covered up with tape, the toilet wouldn't flush on the first time, there were baby roaches (which means infestation), the tub looked gross and there was food in the microwave from the previous guest. Before we saw the bathroom problems we called downstairs to get the iron that is supposed to come with the room but the front desk attendant told us we had to pay a $20 deposit because they have been stolen in the past. I didn't understand how we had to pay a deposit AFTER we already paid for the room and it was supposed to be in the room. We called back after we tried to use the restroom, and asked if we could be moved to a different room and the attendant told us her manager said to give us our money back because we were not happy wth the hotel. So not only was it GROSS, they pretty much kicked us out. There were no complaints on our part and I would never recommend this hotel for anyone to stay in. It looks nothing like the photos on the internet and it is a remodeled version of the Days Inn. 4 stars my ass!

Pure roach motel stayed for one night and left after the first night with a paid second nights stay. Initially the owner would not refund my money because she said my wife and I stayed in the room for more than 10 minutes (what kind of motel charges by the minute) deciding if we wanted to stay. The entire first and second floors were empty about 40 rooms and the third floor was filled with crackheads and rockheads who lived there permanently or paid by the week which was about $120.00. The only good thing about the hotel was the pool they are the only motel I've ever saw with an 8ft pool. Besides that the emptiness, cracked walls, pissy rooms and bathrooms and rotten continental breakfast (cereal and bananas) was a real turn-off. Left for a Laquinta Inn which was like staying in the Ritz-Carlton compared to this. When it come to reservations do no go cheap you will suffer or double spend in the long run.