Traveller's Inn

It’s a dated motel, but the room was clean and had all the basic things we needed. Nothing fancy, and it didn’t have charging ports for electronic devices, but it was more than enough for our stay.

The place is okay, and the public areas are clean. Rooms are fine and there’s a pool. I wish there were more trees out front because the parking was just too hot. We were traveling with pets, and unfortunately not all of them come into the room with us. The keycards were another star off. They kept getting demagnetized, so I had to keep asking the front desk to reprogram mine. I had to get my card done on its own four times, and we were only there for three days.

The manager wasn’t friendly, there was no continental breakfast despite it being advertised, and the entrance/exit door was always open, so anyone could get into the hotel without an access card or key. We complained several times to the manager and cleaning staff about people in the next room smoking weed and cigarettes, but nobody dealt with it. The TV kept cutting in and out for six of our nine days. We mentioned it every day, and it wasn’t fixed until our last day. The stay was poor at best. I wouldn’t recommend the place, and we won’t be back.

The location was good, close to everything, but that’s about the only thing this place has going for it. Our TV didn’t work, the shower curtain was dirty, and the rooms smelled odd. When we checked in, the staff said maybe three words and handed us the key. I’d avoid staying here if you can.