Stayed in room 77 , over office. You can't see out the window because of condensation between the window panes. The air conditioning unit has nasty stuff around the air outlet.
The TV is ancient with a non-intuitive remote and no instructions. The toilet didn't flush well. The bed, the reason one stays at a motel is to sleep, was the second most awful bed I have ever slept on . LUMPY, low at the head and low at the feet. Room is tiny by any southern/eastern USA standards. I selected this motel because my friends had selected this place based on price. Management offered no discount for the poor conditions. Only and "I'm sorry." I wish I had known I could share photos of this . Yuck .

We stopped here on our way north after seeing a promotional coupon in a travel info booklet. We were greeted in a down-home, friendly way, the place was clean and comfortable, wifi worked, cable worked, and the breakfast was better than average for these days. The next day, when 300 miles farther north, I realized I'd left a shirt in the room. When I called, I found the same friendly attitude, was told that it was in lost-and-found and that they would send it to wherever I wanted it sent. "What's the charge?" I asked and she said I owed nothing, that's just what they do. Two weeks later when on our way south again we decided to stop there again. It was every bit as friendly and clean as before. I feel it is one of the best deals we've encountered in many years of traveling and motel-hopping. Only one complaint: the entrance to the place is squeezed between a gas station and a restaurant making it a tricky place to find and get into and out of. Otherwise it is perfect.

Very comfy bed, friendly staff, and very inexpensive for the area and time of year. There was also a free breakfast that was not advertised. Lots of restaurants and shopping nearby.

We needed a place to spend the night, and Exit 44 in Beckley WV seemed a good spot to get good bargains. This place seemed as good as any other, and had a good price -- $55 grand total for one night in a queen bed. Room was clean and fully stocked. This included full bath, air conditioning, phone, radio, free wi-fi, free continental breakfast, hair dryer, coffee-maker, in-room iron, and 50-channel TV. Motel was less than a kilometer from the main highway and surrounded by chain restaurants and stores, but was surprisingly quiet. A 24-hour convenience store is next door if you need munchies. Not much charm or soul in the neighborhood, but we weren't looking for any. Staff was professional and courteous -- just be aware that being called "honey" by a desk clerk is politeness, not flirtation.

Parking is free and plentiful once you find the lot behind the Dairy Queen.
The continental breakfast was the minimal of coffee, juice, cereal, and toast -- and all were almost gone by 9:30. If you want something more, take the money you saved by staying here and go to one of the nearby restaurants.
Our second story room was right next door to the door to the outside stairs. As noted in the photo, there is NO lock on this door.
The shed-like building in the middle of the parking lot contains a hot tub. Note that there is NO lock or supervision of this building. Anyone, including young children, could easily enter this room. Parents may need to watch their youngsters even more than usual.

If, like us, you just need a place to sleep while going somewhere else, this place is quite a good value for the price.