This place is exactly what it says. It is a motel. Nothing fancy about the rooms. Outdated but beds were comfortable, and water pressure was great.

If you are picky the heat is operated by one control not the individual units.

Cozy

Small tv

Parking is shared with the restaurant and is awful.

Parking

Overall a good hotel, this is an old Route 66 Hotel that shows age but has lots of character. I wanted to try something different for a change and this certainly was worth stopping for. The location was great, easy on and off of my travel path

I did not try the restaurant, I suppose it could have been nice. There are several other eating establishments within a few minutes of the hotel in both directions. As far as the room, the A/C unit was noisy, but that is part of the "vintage experience" I was expecting so I can not complain.

The place is clean and well maintained.

It could be better if breakfast is served at the restaurant even on weekdays.

Asked for more pillows, didn't get them

The price was the cheapest we could find and we know why now.

The motel is extremely close to the train tracks and you will hear a train all through the night. The room is extremely small. The supplies are very limited (blankets, towels, pillows, etc.) there are limited outlets (one) for charging devices. The one that is available did not hold the plug, the plugs would fall right out of the outlets. The shower is tiny and the shower head was busted. The room doesn’t really look or feel clean and they do not provide housekeeping during your stay. We stayed in room 112 for two nights. The fluorescent light in the “desk area” stopped working while we were there. You cannot control the heat of your own room. It is set for the building. WiFi is available but we did not use it because the check in staff claimed it was not good.

The staff is really nice.

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