Economy Inn & Suites

It was a warm bed and a shower, which was enough for those first few nights when the place had a creepy feel. The people running it were helpful, though they also acted like they were better than you. The light above the sink never worked, and daylight showed around the door.

We paid 84.90 through Expedia, and I'd stay again. The convenience store across the street was handy. The room was clean, with firm beds and thick pillows. Breakfast was basically nonexistent if you want actual food. People hung around outside talking from the balcony at night, but quieted down by 10. There were homeless people in the community, though I didn't see any on the property. Check-in took longer than we wanted, but the woman was friendly. 😊

The staff were probably the friendliest I've ever dealt with at a hotel. For what I paid, the place was better than I expected, and the bed, pillows, and huge recliner were all comfortable. I wish I had that recliner at home, lol. The AC was only fair and didn't really cool the room enough, though it wasn't terrible. The walls were thin, so I could hear loud music and muffled voices next door. I bring a box fan when I travel, and it covered the noise. I'd probably stay again if I'm in the area.

On a cold, rainy night while passing through with our two lab dogs on a tent camping trip, we were glad to find this pet-friendly place. The owners went above and beyond, even giving the dogs a bag of dog jerky. Our room was clean, warm, cozy, and very nice. We had a wonderful stay and highly recommend it.