kings inn

The BNSF rail line is across the road, and the trains passed pretty often until around midnight, then started again in the morning. They were fairly loud while I was awake, but didn't affect my sleep. I'd stay here again when I'm in the area. The room was clean and spacious, with a microwave, mini fridge, and decent-sized TV. All the linens were clean and stain-free.

You can hear everything outside, including very loud vehicles and the train, and it's hard to hear the TV. The walls are paper thin, the windows are covered with thin panel wood, and the AC in my room didn't work. The train passes every five minutes. It's a horrible location for a hotel, and I couldn't sleep. The room was small, though very clean.

The room itself had a nice layout, and that was the one good thing. The service was awful. I called the front desk five times and got no answer. If you need fresh towels or bedding, forget it. They used the same sheets and blankets on my bed and just remade it. The wifi was so bad that it was a problem for my online job, and I was lucky to have my Hotspot. The railway is right next door, with trains sounding their horns all day and all night. I'm usually cautious about leaving a negative review, but this place deserves it. Do yourself a favor and avoid it.

I noted in the guest comments that I needed a first-floor room because my mother, who was with me, has a disability. When we arrived, we found out they only had a second-floor room available, with old, damaged stairs. I asked whether we could cancel since nobody had contacted us to say only second-floor rooms were available. He told me we couldn't cancel.