Sisters Inn And Suites

The sliding door opened onto a pleasant lawn with a table and chairs, and the lobby's made-to-order coffee machine was a nice touch. Our room was quiet, clean, and well equipped, with comfortable beds. Staff were very friendly and helpful. For a one-night stay, the price felt very fair.

The bed was comfortable, but the room felt sparse. If you choose the kitchenette, you'll need to ask the front desk for paper towels, utensils, plates, or cookware. We heard kids hopping around until midnight, so I'd suggest requesting a second-floor room. The sliding doors look out onto the backs of houses, with no view. The town is an easy walk away, parking is good, a grocery store is nearby, and the staff are nice.

Getting in and out was easy at any time, even on a busy holiday weekend. A grocery store is walkable, there's a little coffee stand nearby, and the property is well lit with lots of cameras. Staff were friendly and helpful. Our clean, neatly arranged king room was on the second floor, with a Dollar General view, though we also had a cute mountain view from the balcony. The room was very dark, with the balcony sliding door as its only natural light, and the bed was just alright, somewhat firm. Amenities were basic and as listed. The biggest issue was the water: we couldn't get a hot enough shower until around 10 pm each night, and even then it still wasn't that hot. One sink never produced hot water at all. Every lamp had a harsh white bulb, and I'd strongly recommend switching to warmer ones.

It was comfortable apart from two issues, and the registration service was excellent. The tub water only got warm before turning cold, so I’m looking forward to a hot shower, just not today. Also, the washer left my clothes soaked with soap. I had to rinse them in the tub and take them back to the dryer, paying for two drying cycles to get them completely dry.