Country Cabin Motel

I expected little more than somewhere to crash for the night, but the stay turned out great.

It has the feel of an old cabin, and I think it's a great motel for winter. I've stayed once in winter and again recently. The woman at the front desk is really kind and treats people well. The rates are amazing, and I'd definitely recommend staying here.

We stayed here for a Gorge Ampitheater show. It wasn't bad, but some people around gave off weird vibes. It definitely feels like a motel, and it's also a lower-income trailer park. In summer, rooms were over $100 a night, so I'd probably look elsewhere if you can find somewhere. The woman at the front desk warned us that fleas might come out of the air conditioners, so we didn't use ours.

I was really nervous about staying here, but it was quiet, and the front desk woman was friendly. She also let us check out a little past 11, and I'd be okay staying again. I'm bougie, lol, but I'd recommend it, especially because the blonde woman was so hospitable. Thank you kindly for that. The first thing I asked at check-in was whether there were bed bugs. She took it well, smiled, and said, "Ive been here 4 years, before I came, all of this was taken care of". She was right, I checked EVERYWHERE. The roll had maybe ten squares of toilet paper left, but she gave us two rolls to make up for it.