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"Not a lot of options in the area. However, the room smelled of cigarettes, window had a large crack in the glass, no toilet paper was in the room. Looks like it wasn’t even swept or mopped. Hair ties and paper left on the floor before given to us. Pro was they charge 20 bucks for my dog. Though the room smelled better after we stayed vs when we arrived. Non savory ppl hanging around by the doors and windows. Didn’t feel safe as a woman. Thankfully my dog is a good dog and kept watch. They staff was friendly. The place is old and in need of a remodel."

"If all hotels were in this condition with efficient, friendly staff. travelling would be a delight"

"I think the room was overpriced 4 one night stay."

"We stay here whenever we come this way."

"Clean, pleasant staff, fair breakfast "

"Bed was clean, exactly what I needed but it had weird smell when I entered because they don’t air condition it until the guests enter themselves and we do it ourselves. Affordable place when most were full due to a grand Band competition in the area. No snacks or tea or breakfast even though it’s in the suburbs of a small town."

"It was acceptable for overnight. No coffee maker in room was disappointing and breakfast was limited. But room was clean & comfortable."

"Excellent room. The breakfast offerings were also excellent -- nice choice of fresh-cooked options, as well as a variety of things like pastries or cereals."

"Unacceptable and uninhabitable conditions! While the room itself was an adequate size and included a refrigerator, microwave, and burners, there were no pots, pans, or utensils provided, making these amenities unusable. The bed was smaller than expected, the pillows were extremely flat, and the towels were mismatched and appeared dingy rather than clean. However, the most serious issue was the complete lack of running water for the majority of our stay. We only had water on the first night. After that, there was no running water at all, and on the one occasion it briefly returned, it was ice cold. This made basic hygiene impossible. The staff, while polite, were unable to provide any meaningful updates or solutions. We were repeatedly told “it will be on later,” but it never was. We were also informed that a plumbing company had been fired, but no timeline for resolution was given. When we asked about compensation, we were told that only a manager—who was out of town—could authorize it. The only accommodation offered was a 5-gallon bottle of water so we could manually flush the toilet ourselves. This is not an acceptable standard for any hotel stay. The lack of running water alone made the room uninhabitable and constitutes a serious breach of basic hospitality standards. Given these conditions, I am requesting a full refund for my stay."