Stevenson’s Inn

The director was accommodating and nice. This might be the most affordable option around, but the tradeoff is a motel that feels frozen in the 80s. The rooms are extremely old and smelly, and even the bedspread and shower curtain looked like they hadn't been replaced since then. There's a shared area with a ping-pong table, a broken ball, and old gym equipment that doesn't work. This place has a lot of potential, but it seems the owners want to invest nothing in improvements, which is why it's affordable.

We ended up at this hotel during a snowstorm, and even though it was last minute, going through the storm was fun. Toothless, I'm really sorry about the Light Fury who napped with Toothless. Luna couldn't sleep without her little dragon. I want to sing the Happy Birthday song, and the Female is sleeping. Snowstorm and I had Toothless, and we had Toothless in a cave. By then, I was already snoring with Toothless. A few days after giving birth to Toothless, I was so happy. I gave Toothless milk and protected her. I'm fiercely protective of Toothless, and when I'm snoozing, I watch over her. I was watching over Toothless. You can look at my toothless.

Neil, the manager, was outstanding. He helped with everything we asked for and even arranged a free ride to our event. We also had an outdoor sitting area off our room and a nice pool. The hotel is a lovely little place for the location and price. It was clean and comfortable, with the basics we needed. Nothing fancy, but the bed and bathroom were clean too. We paid $169 and were happy with it. If you need a Ritz-Carlton kind of stay, you may prefer the $800 hotel down the road. We'd definitely stay here again. Thanks, Neil!

The bed was excellent. The rooms are a little dated, but if all you need is a place to sleep, it's a good spot for a nice stay.