Razorback Inn

The mattresses are really comfortable, the overhead lights are good, and there isn't any carpet, which I like. The kitchenettes look modern, and there are USB outlets by the head of the bed. Really, nothing was wrong anywhere. My favorite part was being able to park right in front of the room door. No luggage carts or waiting for an elevator.

This was very poor customer service, and the staff were rude and unprofessional. I called and the man quoted me one price, then less than 20 minutes later, when I arrived to check in, the woman and manager raised it from $80 to $140. That's lying to a paying customer and treating them with disrespect. I consider it price gouging and highly unfair. Don't go here.

This one-story motel was an affordable option for a quick stay, and the location was convenient for stores, shops, and a local nature trail. The rooms were clean, though I was only there for a few hours. The comforter had cigarette burns and needs replacing, but mine was a smoking room.

For $76, this was the cheapest room I could find the day before a big concert, and getting to the venue took just 5-10 minutes. The room was small but had a big bed, great lighting, and a new sink fixture. The mirror had a ring light around it, which made getting ready quick and easy. The water was hot with strong pressure, and I checked, no bugs. There was a TV, mini fridge, microwave, coffee maker, and hanging bar for clothes. My only complaint was the blanket, which was really just a thick polyester sheet. It was quiet with little going on around the area. I would've liked an inside chain lock, though. It was close, very cheap, clean, and quiet, and I'd book it again if I return.