This place was such a godsend. It was the only night out of our ten day road trip that I hit that bed and didn't move an inch the whole night. Plus they had actual comforters! Not the thin terrycloth like blankets most hotels use now. I really loved how it was an old hotel on route 66 and actually felt like it. There are so many cookie cutter places out there that are exactly the same no matter where they are. So glad Brad's was a true original experience. And seriously, after 12hrs in the car, that bed was amazing.

Just have a little stop stick to put in the bathroom window track at night to secure it shut.

Clean Modernized rooms and furnishings The setting is in a western town. It was really close to where we wanted to go east of there place we went to the petrified forest and painted Desert on the way to New Mexico. Reminds me of motels from the past, but cleaner A nd not moldy.

P-A-R-K-I-N-G It’s a very old location. I don’t think they could do too much about it. They could fix the parking lot and parking spaces. It’s not their fault, though, that it was raining. When we came in . In the morning it made it very hard for this 70+ year-old woman to navigate the muddy parking lot to get her luggage back into her vehicle. I had to walk several doors away from our room to our parked car. Cars were parked very close maybe on purpose so I had to walk carrying heavy luggage in the parking lot due to wet potholes. My daughter who I was traveling with reminds me that the drapes barely cover the windows. We had to use our hair closures so we could have privacy. I think we left them for the next person. All rooms are on one floor. It’s a motel, not a hotel.

Super clean, cute room, with parking spot right outside my door. I love trains, and a lot of them went by during the night, so earplugs are a must.

Desk clerk misdirected me to a restaurant which turned out to be closed that night (Saturday!) Also, the weather was very cold that evening and the window unit had a hard time keeping up. I would still stay there again just because it's unique and reasonably priced.

The rooms were quaint and not in a bad way. The overall theming of the inn was nice. For less than 100 dollars i dont have much negatives to say. The room was spacious (moreso than most with similar prices or even a bit higher) the beds were comfortable. They even let the ac run so the room was comfortable when we arrived

I only have 3 things to say negative. Two of which isnt on the hotel itself 1. The wifi was weak, i had better signal just using my phone data. 2. The ac unit seems a bit blocked due to where it is. We had to turn it all the way down to keep the room cool. 3. This last bit is 100% NOT the hotel's fault. The app says there is breakfast included. That is not the case. Again no the fault of the hotel.

Classic old-style motel right on Route 66, with great retro decor and a real Route 66 feel about the room and motel. Clean and tidy room with comfortable beds and clean bathroom. Parking in central courtyard and a nice outdoor sofa section with patio heater to relax with a drink. Traffic noise wasn't an issue.

Being on route 66, it's near the railway and freight trains can be heard trundling through the town all day and night. Very atmospheric but some may find it a disturbance.

It's really cool to stay at a motel on the Historic Route 66. Brad's is also a family-run motel so it feels homey. Jody is very friendly and makes sure you're happy with your stay.

On the night of my stay, the owner family had to dog sit, so there was constant barking throughout the night. It made it very difficult to sleep. The curtains also didn't block light, so I had trouble sleeping because of that too. But those were personal issues so if you're fine with light and noise, that'd totally be fine! They also provide ear plugs at the reception. I had let Jody know of this situation and she kindly offered me a 10% off to compensate for the inconvenience. I thought that was really nice of the motel to do that!

Cute little Inn. Very Comfortable, Easy to relax at. Right off Historic Rte 66. Made my hubby feel very nostalgic. Several photo ops. The couple that own this are on site and actively remodeling. The room was fresh and clean. Bed amazing!

The town it is in is past its heyday since Rt 66 got replaced. There are buildings that have closed a long time ago all around. Whats left is still Historic fun.

We stayed in Room 15 on 10/21/2023; $83.10 for the night. Since the property is on Route 66, it’s also right next to the train tracks – we find train noise charming, but others apparently don’t because there’s a note on the mailbox that they can’t control the trains. The room was adorable cinderblock with super cold air conditioning. The room actually had a working ceiling fan (first in all my travels), handheld shower head (YES!) and actual bathroom rug! We were thrilled to find a working ROKU! The beds were fantastic, soft homey bedding. All the linens, towels and rugs were residential finishes, as was the toilet seat. The room had coffee, microwave and a fridge. Loved it and will 100% stay again! Grade A.

Rooms are super cute

The dude who was on shift during checkout was rude and took over 15 min to come to the front despite ringing the bell and calling the number as instructed by the sign on the door. When he comes out he goes "you just put the key in the box outside" like I'm stupid for not seeing the box. I double checked, there was no sign saying that was the checkout procedure. The sign on the door said to ring the bell on the desk and listed a number to call.

This is a classic motel on Route 66 and backing onto the railway. The room was enormous and had a table with TWO chairs (most unusual) plus a table & chairs on the verandah outside the room. There was with a little BBQ area and micro/fridge in the room. We enjoyed the noise of the trains which reminded us where we were and why the town was there.