When I booked the room, I reserved a smoking room - ground floor if possible. Upon check-in, we were informed that the only king smoking room was upstairs. So we took the room. This room had to be the smelliest room I have ever had before. Granted, I know this is a smoking room, but even my husband, who is a smoker, could hardly stand the odor. It literally reeked! The exhaust fan in the bathroom was inoperable. There were no ashtrays. One of the bedside lamps wouldn't work. There was only caffeinated coffee - no decaf. No TV channel list. Carpet was filthy. We were afraid to walk around without house slippers! And to top everything else off, the motel is situated directly next to train tracks!!! Probably no more than 50 to 100 yards from the back side of the motel. At least we were on the front side. Since we had already unloaded the car and had everything in the room, we stayed the first night there. The next morning, we requested to be place in a different room or we would be checking out. Our clothes were permeated with the stink of the room. The front desk personnell seem kind of irritated by our reqest and said we would have to wait a couple of hours until housekeeping had made their round to be moved into another room, when there were only about 5 cars in the entire parking lot!
We agreed to take a non-smoking room on the ground floor and my husband just stepped outside when he wanted to smoke. This room was much better. Smelled clean. However, the exhaust fan did not work in this room either. There was no microwave or refrigerator and the battery compartment lid for the remote was "duct tape". If we had gotten this room first, I would have been satisfied. However, I would not recommend nor would I stay at this motel again. The best thing going for it was the free hot breakfast - which wasn't exactly great. Some kind of "egg" (not sure it was real), sausage, crunchy-bottom biscuits, waffles, muffins, bagels, cereal.
There were some really nice looking motel/hotels on this exit. I think any of them would probably be better than this one.

Trains run through the area twice night -- they certainly woke me up. Rooms fairly clean, if you ignore the unpainted drywall patches and the chewing gum (or whatever) ground into the carpet. Two of the lamps in the room were none functional, broken switch and a missing light bulb. The day clerk coudn't be bothered to fix the lamp, the night clerk was more helpful.

You can survive this for a night if nothing else is available. Especially don't go during October as they will charge you a premium rate for a barely adequate room.