Leisure Inn

There’s a decent-sized pool in the courtyard, though it was drained for winter when I came in February. The courtyard itself looks like a little park and has a second guest door, just don’t let it close behind you or it locks. I didn’t bring a pet, but I think they allow them, possibly for a fee. My room was huge, had no smell or bugs, and was cheap. Definitely worth the price.

The furniture and TV are dated, but at this price I can’t complain. It’s a great deal for state employees, and the rooms are huge, with a fridge, microwave, and really good showers. Free Wi-Fi is a nice extra. I’ll stay here again for work trips.

I’m still staying here, and the room has been great. It’s huge and clean, with soft carpet, a comfortable bed, fluffy pillows, a nice bathroom, Wi-Fi, a fridge, and a microwave. The TV is a little dated, but that didn’t bother me. When I first pulled up, I thought I might’ve booked a terrible hotel, but the front desk guy was polite and changed my mind. I’m used to Hampton Inns and similar places, and this is amazing for the money. I’d recommend it to anyone.

The room we got was the last one available and it was a smoking room, so it smelled. The hotel isn’t fancy and needs a lot of updating, but for the price it was decent and did the job. I actually really like the place. Each big room has a front door and another one that opens onto a small yard, and the setup feels more like a studio apartment than a hotel.