Travel Inn

The motel isn't the best looking, but the staff are wonderful. My family stayed here and got excellent service whenever we needed something. The front desk woman is fantastic to communicate with and helps however she can. If there are arguments or fights, staff address them. It's a great place to stay, and I highly recommend it.

The rooms are nice and clean, and they'll help if you need something. Rates are good, and they like to do weekly stays. But there's no breakfast here, so forget that. Sorry, it just doesn't happen.

I've stayed here several times over the years, and the front office staff, both at night and in the morning, have always been super nice and accommodating to me and my family. The rooms are spacious, clean, and smell fresh. Each has slightly different decor, and you can tell they're trying to update the motel for the better. The linen was clean and looked like it had been washed with bleach. It's an older place, but the quality is there, and the nightly price is a deal. The front office is small, so there isn't space for a luxury hotel breakfast bar. Their simple breakfast is easy and quick for people on the go, and I have no complaints about it.

The room was big, the shower was very good, and there were no bed bugs. The staff were nice, and service was okay. The woman who checked me in was friendly, though staff were rude when I asked when the pool would be fixed. It was broken Monday after I arrived Sunday, and I have to check out Wednesday. Breakfast and the pool were my biggest filters for choosing a room, and both disappointed me. Breakfast is frozen waffles and premade store-bought pancakes, milk, Sunny Delight from a jug, coffee, and fruit and cereal. There's nothing diabetic-friendly, and even the syrup is regular. The internet drops out if you work from a computer. The curtain has mold, there was no do not disturb sign, and they make you tell them exactly which towels or washcloths you need before they'll give you any. The fridge doesn't get cold, the beds are bad, and there's no food vending machine. All the sodas were sold out, so bring snacks and drinks. On the plus side, you share a parking lot with Cook Out and can walk over to McDonald's.