Nothing fancy. All external doors (which I kinda like), and the place looks more like an old ex-Holiday Inn than any sort of Super 8 of any vintage. Room was OK, nothing special. Cleanliness was average. Location is very quiet, or was on my night here.

Find one of those Rest Area motel coupon books. They gave me a King room for the rate quoted in the coupon book, which was still $10 less than their AAA rate. (Wireless is s-l-o-w here though, and there's no fridge/micro either... if you need those items, look on.) Clerk at the desk was OK. Not bad, not great.

Would I stay here again? Yes. It's fine for a night to lay your head down and get some rest. For a longer stay, I might look elsewhere for more comfort.

Hotel looks nice on the outside but inside was discusting!!First the lobby door was locked and had to go through a cement hallway with a little window!Just then we knew it was filthy from the moment we walked in the floor was just discusting with dustbunnies all over the place and the lady working at the front desk just made it worse who was trying to talk us OUT of getting the rooms!!Do not stay here even for a stop!!!!

This hotel was BY FAR the worst one that me and my fiancé have ever stayed at. The entire hotel looked to be in complete disrepair. As soon as we walked in to our room I knew we were in for a bad experience. The smell was horrible. There were dead moths inside of a picture frame on the wall. There were also coffee stains on the counter-top. The wallpaper was also dirty and peeling off of the walls.

I realize that Super 8 is not supposed to be a 5 star hotel but I wouldn't even put this one ahead of the Bates Motel. It was disgusting.

On top of that this hotel (among many others) likes to gouge NASCAR fans. Our rate for the Bristol race weekend was $148/night. The very next weekend was only $55/night. RIP OFF. When your hotel is this disgusting you don't deserve to gouge anyone. It should be handing out discounts instead, which is what we asked for but received no help at all from the front desk lady. She was too busy talking to her grand-daughter on the phone rather than helping out customers.

I was at work when I was notified that I was unable to get home due to flooding. So I went to the Super 8 in Wytheville. I pulled up, and to check in, since it was late, I had to go to a side window, but the lady was nice. I checked into a room that was small and cozy, nothing fancy, but neat and clean. The only thing I was surprised about is that Super 8 no longer offers any complimentary items, such as razors, toothbrushes. I always go a hotel prepared, but in this case I was not. They do have the items, but for a fee. The Check out was smooth pleasant.