Room had a larger table that could be used for a family traveling with children. The chairs at the table were comfortable and the bed was decent. Towels smelled clean and fresh. Lots of space in the sink area for setting my things.

There a smell that you could detect as soon as you walked inside. Not really bad just different. Found out after looking around the room that the lamps on the headboard side of the room were plugged into a power strip. On the opposite side of the room, the TV, Frig, Cable box, Lamp, etc. were all plugged into not one but two power strips. Not exactly a safe set up all going into one 110v outlet?

In this modern world, we tend to place importance on the plastic novelty of our material surroundings. "Buy the new, untouched and unused" is the standard driven into our brains by our corporate masters. Every product we consume is to be jet-molded, wrapped in cellophane and is to glisten in the sterile flourescent lights of their brainless temples that have been made sacred by our numb devotion to the folded paper in our pockets. But we forget the value in a blemish. We overlook the sweat that has been put into making an old thing continue in it's original purpose. We are trained to not see that which is most valuable: care for the old and very used. There is a wealth in our scars that cannot be quantified by a stock exchange. That is our real value. The value of our stories, of our care and concern, and how we put ourselves so deeply into these things that the old becomes new and the community surrounding them awakens to a deeper brand of satisfaction that quietly draws it's power from the ancient earth. A beautiful foundation of care and community built on the concept that we rise and fall together, never alone. This hotel, the Luxury Inn, is an heirloom. A jewel belonging to a family who cares, and whose work and success you can watch every morning as they draw it out of their dreams. Stay here, make friends with the owners, break bread with them. Help them fight our war against the cold, unfeeling machine.

Staff were lovely checked in well and was quick and easy given contact number if needed and they checked in with as when leaving to ensure everything was ok

Little dated but didn't affect our stay just needs a little tlc door may need a little attention didn't feel as secure as I would have liked but in saying that it wasn't an issue good hot water for shower and a nice clean comfortable bed

GREAT price Great location—close to what I was there for and close to decent restaurants Great desk staff Facility has been repaired and functions well

Old facility has obviously been repaired but desperately needs a true update The steel industrial steps from the second floor are open to the ground so make it difficult to tell where the step below is.

Close to McDonalds, gas station, hair salon n antique shop. It was clean and staff were very friendly. Loved the refrigerator/ freezer.

The carpet was a little old and the shower faucet was a little loose. No coffee pot but McDonalds was close by.

it is quaint and cozy and the location was fantastic. We were pleasantly surprised as the price was very reasonable. It is a no frills type of motel (meaning no pool or fitness gym) and we were very happy with the very clean room. The mattress was comfortable, staff friendly and helpful and safety wasn’t an issue.

The beds were so comfortable and the room was so clean.

I liked everything about the room. Henry the manager is so nice and sweet. Will do anything to make you feel comfortable!

It looked scared but everything was good Mac Donald is close by Great price if you have to sleep only yea perfect place

Very clean, quiet location, staff was super nice

A little outdated but nothing I would refuse staying there again for. A few lights in the room weren’t working either.

$ the price