Riceland's Motel

The staff were nice, but we didn't stay after seeing the rooms. They were old, stained, and smelled bad. The shower curtain looked like it had mold growing on it, the carpet had big stains, there were scribbles on the walls, and the fridge was very stained and maybe dirty. This might be okay if you can't afford anything else.

The manager tried to charge us twice while we were getting the rooms. The rooms themselves weren't maintained, and the AC had duct tape on it. My family didn't feel safe sleeping there. If all you need is a cheap place for the night, maybe this is for you. But if you're traveling with family, don't go here.

There was a mild smell when I walked in, and the floors and walls looked a bit unsanitary. For the very low price, though, it was about what you'd expect. As a solo traveler wanting the cheapest bed that still seemed pretty clean, this worked well. I wouldn't bring my family here. Pets aren't allowed, but a friendly gray and white cat followed me into the room anyway, and we spent the night together without any trouble. He likes pringles.

I looked at the room and then ran back to my car, locked the doors, and drove off as fast as I could. The room looked like a horror movie setting, somewhere you'd go to get murdered. Paint was peeling, and the bed, chair, and carpet all looked badly stained. There were rust stains all over the bathroom, and no towels or soap. Walking to and from my car, I got a contact high from a guest outside his room smoking a joint. If you care about your life and well-being, stay away.