On first inspection the room looked okay. Shabby and outdated but what can you expect from a Super 8. On closer inspection of the pillows I found a huge smear of crusted blood on one of the pillows. The pillow case looked clean but the pillow itself was definitely not. I went down to tell the front desk clerk about... more

This Super 8 has rooms on the inside, which I believe is a big plus. The exterior looked to be newer. Upon entering the hotel, the first thing you will notice is the smell of Indian spices. There is an Indian restaurant attached to the hotel. Especially in the evening, this smell wafts throughout the hotel. It didn't bother me... more

Super 8's are not luxury hotels. But they are usually inexpensive and decent, and this one too definitely meets that criteria. For around $50/night we got a pleasant 2 queen bedded room with softish but comfy beds, microwave, fridge, coffee-maker, tv, and a very clean, roomy bathroom. (Sink in the bedroom, which I prefer.) Breakfast was abundant, though I'll admit... more

This is a typical "Indian owned/operated" Super 8. Please don't take that wrong, but I've stayed in 200+ hotels across the U.S., and it's a valid statement...minimal standards are kept to keep brand recognition. Rate can easily be negotiated at the desk, as the owners are on staff. You could smell the curry when you enter, and in the evening... more