Antelope Inn and Suites

The price is great, and the room was seriously clean with no cigarette smell, which matters a lot to me since I don’t smoke. As a truck driver, I’ve stayed in hotels all over, including some that still give me goosebumps to think about. This place was one of the cleanest rooms I’ve had. The woman at the front desk was professional and courteous, and I felt welcome from our first interaction. I just checked in, but I’d definitely return if I’m back in town. I recommend it 10000000%.

The owner pointed out that the $60 room is described clearly, and you get what you pay for. Fair enough. It was clean and very basic, not a high-quality place, but for that price I’d rate it higher than I did before.

For $55, my one-night stay was reasonable. The breakfast was okay, though the sheets had some stains and the room door was broken. I didn’t mind the door. It’s an acceptable place to stop and spend the night.

I paid for 10 days and had used only a few when this happened. The worker wouldn’t negotiate a refund, so I lost more than $500 in room costs. I also lost over $900 worth of belongings, including documents I needed to get a motel room elsewhere. In all, staying here cost me $1,400, along with my identification, clothes, and medications. Everything. The morning worker, who sometimes works the front desk, was extremely rude. He had white hair and was skinny, and tried to give me a fake name, calling himself Joe. It was 12:36 p.m. on September 3rd when I wrote this, and he was working then. He called the police because I had medication he disapproved of, even though it was legal. As he chased me off the property, I spoke to another worker, who said I wasn’t banned and could return. The next morning, that same worker came into my room and said I was trespassed. He wouldn’t let me collect my belongings.