Lemon Inn

I stayed here once, and the strong mold smell in the room made me sick. I wouldn't recommend staying here. Try Pine Valley Hotel or stay in another town.

The owner was the best part, so helpful and nice, and she went out of her way to assist us. The room was clean and nice, the beds were soft, and it was very quiet.

Curtis was so welcoming at check-in, walked up with us, and carried in the heaviest luggage and medical equipment. The room was quiet, clean, comfortable, and easy for my mom to get around in while on oxygen. The AC worked well, and although the beds didn't look comfortable, we both slept fine. Room 240 had no bugs, spiders, or mold. The carpet looked stained, but my white socks stayed white even after walking around the room several times, including by the beds and chairs near the window and to and from the bathroom and door. Some people say the place needs updating, and it could use some, but at around $100 a night they have bills to pay. The staff were friendly, hospitable, and accommodating. I would recommend it and will come back.

We booked two days ahead and arrived at 12:30 a.m., only to find the room hadn't been cleaned. The trash was still there, and it looked like nothing else had been done either. They also charged extra for my registered service dog, even though I had the paperwork. There were cameras lying around, not even mounted, and I have no idea what they intended to watch with them. With everything going on these days, I thought hotels would try harder to keep people safe, but apparently not. If I come back to this area and can't find another room, I'd rather sleep in my car. It would feel much safer and cleaner.