Best Motel

Large chains like Days Inn charge less and provide a good, room, great cable, and a breakfast, along with in room coffee. This place charges $70 before taxes, and the foreigners at the front desk who smell of some pungent foreign food will become mean and hostile when you ask about in room coffee makers. The fridge is tiny and old. The microwave is very old. The AC is very outdated, loud and useless. A hand made sign says there is coffee in the lobby, but there was non for four days including Sunday. The man who walks around in shorts told me to use minimum toilet paper because the drains are clogged. He kept asking when I would pay in cash. I use credit cards for safety. Now some authorities should be interested. Cable is non existent Ants are everywhere. Doors have chipped areas from a pointy thing being used on them. Some long term guests will stand outside your door after 7 pm, will smoke something awful and will talk loudly. A drunk kept asking for Rikki or Ricki Paytel or Patel. I made the mistake of going to the front desk for supplies and linens. The foreign woman and an old man were so hostile and petty that I packed up. The Asian maid is often very unclean. She seemed like a ghetto indecent crook looking for a fight. I used a recorder with me to show who was exploiting people. The faucets in the shower and the sink are mostly poor in function, the water is very cold. takes five minutes or more to generate lukewarm water. $70 for a cheap broken down roadside motel with stained areas, and almost no amenities seems so exploitative. You will be better off at RedRoof or DaysInn. The Wifi is very shady and I would use the hot spot from the phone because there is something very fishy and shady about it. The foreigners who smell of ethnic stale food have no problem charging top dollar like Extended Stay or Best Western but provide below a 1 star value.