Embers Motor Inn

In room 102, the bed had live bed bugs, and both the sheets and bedspread were filthy. They moved us to room 105, where there were dead bugs in the bed and the bedding again looked unwashed. Donald, the Manager/owner, wouldn't refund our payment. He then offered $35 back, but we never received it. If you absolutely have to stay, look at the room before paying and don't sign the form they hand you at check-in. I'd strongly recommend finding somewhere else.

We'd broken down and needed somewhere warm to stay, and the room kept us from freezing. The office staff were really nice and accommodating. Room 107 seemed like a good choice: it was warm and clean, the sheets were clean, and we couldn't find any bugs even after checking everywhere and inspecting the bed closely. It did need vacuuming, and the bed cover was old, though the sheets and blankets weren't.

The management showed no empathy, and I was extremely disappointed. The rooms had roaches, though the staff were nice apart from the manager and his wife. I didn't want housekeeping in my room because it was full of things I was trying to save from the storm, but since I wasn't there when they came by, I couldn't get clean towels or sheets. The room was overpriced and poorly supplied. I had a single washcloth with a big hole and twin sheets on a king bed. There were no sheets or pillow for the pullout. I had to carry my trash across two parking lots myself. The smoke alarm kept beeping, and the remote still hadn't been fixed, so I had only one channel for a week or more. Horrible management.

Room 113 was easily the dirtiest place I've ever stayed. There was dust everywhere, the carpet hadn't been vacuumed, and the microwave was disgusting. It smelled awful, there were spiders in the bathroom, and the bedspread didn't look like it had ever been washed. The location was great and I didn't need service, but the room was an armpit. Don't stay here, just keep going.