First, do NOT believe the website that says: "Pet accommodation: 15.00/night Pet limit: 2 pets per room, up to 25 pounds" It does NOT say per pet, but when you get to the place, that's how they charge you. The place is in a pit of an area, is poorly kept (and I don't even expect much of a bargain... more

We are seniors traveling on a budget. My handicapped wife and I stayed at this motel on Saturday, 5 April and Tuesday, 22 April, 2008 in Room #106, a drive-up, non-smoking, handicapped 2 queen bed room which we booked through the Choice Hotels website for a total cost of $52.68 per night and the accuracy of the reservation was spot-on.... more

I recently stayed at this econo lodge on a tour through 21 states of America stopping at about 25 hotels in 1 month and i can honestly say this was the worst hotel i stayed at by far .The rooms were terrible, the bathroom was in a state of what can only be described as disrepair ,a computer that couldn't... more

Not brilliant but cheap and any port in a storm the smell in the lobby smelt like an english curry house (which some might like if your hungry). just passing through so did us for the night but would not have liked to stay any longer. more

We chose to stay here for one night w/ our dogs as it was one of the places that accepts large dogs. THat is the only good thing I can say about it. Our room, which I was told was one of the "nicest" rooms had soaking wet carpet around the vanity and evidently they were aware of the problem... more

Lobby smelled of terrible cooking spices that were strong as well as stale. The room smelled dirty, and was dirty. There was a refrigerator in the room that was painted black and white, it had been emptied and not cleaned, so it smelled moldy. Furniture and bathroom counter had been shortened, towels were hard and rough. Bath tub was wobbly,... more

First of all, the lobby had such a strong aroma of cooking spices that it turned my stomach. I guess the manager lives behind the lobby and he was cooking lunch. There was a crack in the front door of my room so big that I could see the parking lot through it. At night, I could see lights from... more