This place was a gamble for me. There were some poor reviews but my inner cheap-xss got the best of me and, in life sometimes I wanna get outside my “usual”
The place was kinda cute as I drove up in a 1960’s type of way and the women at the front desk seemed very nice.
Pros:
Full kitchen with fridge, sink, range/oven, micro for $65
Towels were new
No sign of any bugs save for a few small spiders
Fridge worked great
Bed was super firm but provided a good night’s sleep
Cons:
The facilities are not only old but run-down. The kitchen was ok but the bathroom was not. I didn’t feel comfortable taking a shower seeing the tub floor
The rooms were not cleaned to any standard Understand, I was not expecting a chain hotel’s standard of cleanliness, but there were cobwebs and dirt in many places indicating a lack of everyday cleaning
There was a pubic hair on the blanket
There was a cIgarette hole in sheet.
Air conditioner missing knob impossible to turn on
A few small rodent droppings in the cabinet (see pic)
The pube didn’t bother me all that much but a top sheet with a cigarette hole was the dealbreaker.
Bottom Line: I would not stay here again and I have found my “line” between being a thrifty person who is not pretentious about these types of things, and being someone who expects basic cleanliness.
If the room was $25, I might take a second look...but for $65, I need a sheet with no burn hole and a shower I feel good about getting naked in