Budget Inn

The staff were really nice and hospitable, but the room wasn’t even one star to me, especially for $106 a night. There were four guests and only two towels and two washcloths, all looking old and worn. The ceiling was cracked and peeling, the bathroom door wouldn’t close, and dust had been building up on the headboard for months.

They don’t leave enough towels and other things in the rooms, and I was even given damp sheets. They seem to save the supposed best rooms for workers, while their own place and their son’s room are the best ones. They talk badly about people but act all smiles and nice to their faces. They judge people who pay for rooms and charge different guests different prices. All the rooms have black mold, which they use bleach to cover up temporarily. And don’t work there, they’ll cheat you out of money and then charge you more for the room.

I haven’t stayed or visited here, so I’m not sure why it showed up in my feed. Maybe I turned around in the parking lot, or maybe I brought Narcan there as part of community outreach. My impression is this is a cheap spot for travelers and locals looking to party or get into other vices. If that’s not your thing, I’d stay somewhere else. If all you need is a cheap bed and shower for the night, it might work. There isn’t an office, just a window for check-in, and it sounds like reservations aren’t needed. Motel 6 is down the road for about the same price, with much nicer rooms, in my opinion. If I had to choose based on price in this area, I’d stay there.

They wanted $70 a night plus tax. The room was filthy, with a moldy smell, old carpet, and just one towel and one washcloth. No cups either. The TV had to be operated by hand and I couldn’t get the internet to connect. This isn’t even a no-frills hotel, it’s a dump. There’s a much nicer room five minutes up the road for $65. I won’t be back. I’d give it minus five stars if I could.