Great location

Great location

Well, if they had food any kind of food potato chips, whatever would be good and not let a bunch of children use the pool that aren’t even staying here so the people that pay for the room can use it would be nice

Well, if they had food any kind of food potato chips, whatever would be good and not let a bunch of children use the pool that aren’t even staying here so the people that pay for the room can use it would be nice

Room 111 was clean, but tub filled with water while showering. Needed to turn water off in order to allow it to drain. Then rinse off to finish. TV in the room would lose signal repeatedly. Neither this room nor 112 had bedspreads, and were cooled with window-style A/C units.

Room 111 had a slow draining tub, so it would fill up while showering. You'd need to lather up and then shut water off, wait for it to drain, and quickly rinse off. The TV would lose signal every couple of minutes, and come back a moment later. Room 112 didn't have privacy curtains so people walking by could peek in, and the light from outside came in the room, which kept the room well lit all the way till morning. This room had thin walls or the ceiling between me the room above was too thin, because I had to listen to a couple gettin' it on for about a half hour. They had a really squeaky bed and weren't shy about the noise they were making. The TV was a "roku" enabled set that didn't have volume control, but apparently by pressing *, you had limited control over the noise level. It, too had connectivity issues with the wifi, or signal, as it would cut-out more than it would function. Lastly, the water wasn't warm enough to enjoy a hot shower. It was actually a bit cold. 112 could've been cleaner, with a dirty toilet and what looked like melted chocolate ice-cream on the furniture. So, to re-cap, thin walls, plumbing needs attention, no privacy, a bit on the dirty side, and both rooms might as well have not had tv's in them at all.

Room 111 had a slow draining tub, so it would fill up while showering. You'd need to lather up and then shut water off, wait for it to drain, and quickly rinse off. The TV would lose signal every couple of minutes, and come back a moment later. Room 112 didn't have privacy curtains so people walking by could peek in, and the light from outside came in the room, which kept the room well lit all the way till morning. This room had thin walls or the ceiling between me the room above was too thin, because I had to listen to a couple gettin' it on for about a half hour. They had a really squeaky bed and weren't shy about the noise they were making. The TV was a "roku" enabled set that didn't have volume control, but apparently by pressing *, you had limited control over the noise level. It, too had connectivity issues with the wifi, or signal, as it would cut-out more than it would function. Lastly, the water wasn't warm enough to enjoy a hot shower. It was actually a bit cold. 112 could've been cleaner, with a dirty toilet and what looked like melted chocolate ice-cream on the furniture. So, to re-cap, thin walls, plumbing needs attention, no privacy, a bit on the dirty side, and both rooms might as well have not had tv's in them at all.

When I stayed, the property seemed to be in transition. It sounds like there is a new owner that means to redecorate and upgrade the place but hasn’t started doing all that yet. Ok for my one night stay and affordable but not a place I would have wanted to be in longer term. The young woman that checked me in was helpful and lovely and answered all my questions.