Friendly staff person and very agreeable to an odd schedule on my part. Cable TV & Phone. If in the area, would be willing to stay there again. Very basic, but clean. Fridge & Microwave in the room I had.

The motel is in excellent condition. Very few people stay here and there is hardly any wear and tear anywhere. The carpet is fading, that’s the worst I saw. The rooms have two beds, a table and two chairs, chest of drawers, large window, excellent heating and air cond unit, small refrigerator, and a nice TV with 50 or 100 channels. They provide a tiny bar of soap but bring your own shampoo

Judging by the interior decoration, this motel was built about the late 1980s to 1990. The fashion at that time was Dusty Rose and Wedgewood Blue; in vogue were shiny brass light fixtures.

The motel has 16 rooms and no full time employee in the office. There are quiet rooms in the back.

For breakfast you can get coffee and convenience goodies at the gas station and market next door. They also sell packaged sandwiches. Marv’s Drive-in is close by for lunch or dinner, but closed Sundays. My group had hamburgers, fries, and milk shakes, for dinner with no complaints. On the healthy side is a very tasty taco salad in a fried tortilla bowl.

I was in this area with the Desert Explorers club. We spent a day and a half at the Mountain Meadows site driving all the routes of the settlers, immigrants, wagon trains, Old Spanish Trail, visiting the monuments, strewn rocks in the fields, etc. We had expert historian Leo Lyman with us on a CB radio talking non-stop explaining everything about the history and events of the area.