I stayed in room 116. I took a crap after being on the road six hours. The toilet wouldn't stop running. I took the back off to make it stop so I could sleep and the hose had come loose from the downspout and sprayed me down like a garden hose. The flapper was so worn out I had to force it down by hand. The blankets had cigarette holes and the room smelled like urine. If I had not been on the road seven hours and needed a place to crash I would have checked out immediately. I camped on the bed in my sleeping bag because I was afraid to turn down the bed. Do not stay here unless you are dangerously close to crashing your vehicle from drinking too many red bulls and being awake too long. Forget this place.

If you just need a bed with clean sheets, this hotel will suffice. The decor is old & outdated. The room was barely clean and very small, with outdated and worn bed covers. The breakfast was spare. The front desk personnel were pleasant and helpful. In the evening the very working-man guests got drunk and noisy down in the paring lot. Although I never felt personally threatened, during that time I would not have felt safe leaving my room. I would not recommend this hotel for women traveling alone.

2 beds – OK. Pet room = former smoking room, stank of perfumed odor killer. Inside of the refrigerator door was missing the railings so we couldn’t put anything on it. Toilet wouldn’t flush – husband had to fix it – twice. Bathtub would not drain during two showers. Accumulated about 4 inches of water during short shower, drained slowly after finishing. When he told the front desk, they said "okay." We were not offered a different room. Tub was difficult to pull water control on and push off. Hair dryer came off the wall and the nozzle was covered in slime, lint and hair.

Staff was very nice. Lobby was better than the room, which was weathered but passable. It is a trucker hotel with everything they might be looking for. YUK.