Budget Inn

There are no grab bars by the tub or toilet, and the shower handles are impossible to reach while using the bath. I’m still amazed I can move after that experience. No part of this place is accessible for people with disabilities, and warnings should let guests know it could put them in a compromising position. There’s nothing quaint about failing to follow the rules.

A great little motel, as long as you arrive with reasonable expectations for an older roadside place. My room was very clean, with no odor or bugs. Only downside was there was no shampoo.

For the price, I couldn’t ask for more. It’s older, but clearly well cared for, and everything was clean, from the bedding and bathroom to the room itself. The linens were clean daily, and it was bug free. Everyone was friendly, and the atmosphere was welcoming. It’s close to town and the interstate, and reasonably priced, so I didn’t have to break the bank for a night. I’ve stayed in so-called five-star hotels and motels that weren’t nearly this clean. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for something affordable. Five stars from me.

The room had a mini fridge and microwave, plus pretty nice satellite TV, and I got fresh towels every day. The beds are what you’d expect from a hotel. I used to lead environmental services at a hospital, so I was impressed with how clean it was. The door locks are good too, a locking knob and a simple deadbolt, as secure as your front door. For the price, I couldn’t be happier. Definitely recommend it.