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The biggest problems with this motel was in the room. The door on the cabinet that enclosed the refrigerator was hanging half off by one hinge. The carpet was sticky to walk on. There was a stain in the bathtub that looked like blood. The lamp shades were bent and broken. One lamp in the corner was in two pieces at the light socket. The paint was peeling in the bathroom. There was no cable. Water temperature was inconsistent in the shower. It would be warm to get in and then all of a sudden turn cold and freezing you while you're trying to enjoy the shower. The desk chair was peeling and needed to be thrown out and replaced. I haven't seen a lot of these things in 30 years in any of the many motels that I have stayed in.

This hotel has very poor sound insulation between rooms. There is a strange smell everywhere inside the hotel and it lasted all day and night. Do not stay here.

The hotel itself was somewhat Pleasant for a low end chain like Super 8. The inside was kept up decent and the room was somewhat large. However, several things kept me from giving it a five-star rating, the first being the shower and bathtub did not shut off when the water was turned off, and the water temperature was warm at best. They did switch me to a neighboring room and that was better. A quirky thing that I've never experienced before is there was no place to hang the toilet paper roll, there just wasn't a holder like all bathrooms have. Very minor but just quirky. But what I didn't really like is they advertised breakfast included, and that was an insult because it would be fine for a 10-year-old boy. All they had was Raisin Bran cereal cold, and that's it. No toaster or bread even, not even one of those waffle makers that even the cheaper places have. But to her credit, the young lady who help me with these handled it well and felt that it was just the parent company didn't seem to be putting in enough money and effort to compete with other nearby hotels.