"This is a quaint little series of single story brick buildings that are well maintained. The complex reminded me of the hotels that used to be along Route 66 and other history travel routes. You check in at the office where it looks like the owners probably live and get your key card. You can typically park right in front of your room door which makes it very easy to unload and reload. The main bedroom is large and ours had a comfortable king sized bed, a nightstand with lamp on each side of the bed a couple of chairs to sit on, a desk and TV stand with flat screen TV about 45-50 inches. A good sized minifridge with freezer was nice to keep things from our cooler and frozen bricks overnight. The sink area and shower/toilet areas were small but adequate. My only real complaint is that outlets were hard to find especially on one side of the bed. They could solve this by upgrading to lamps that have built in plugs and USB ports on them.
Overall this place is a good value for the money and very conveniently located. We ate dinner at Martinelli's Little Italy in their cute downtown area and it was delightful."