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"Had a great stay. Beautiful location."

"Very nice as long as you know 1) it’s a roadside 2-story motel (the kind you drive your car in front of your door) facing a very busy 4-lanes of traffic road so lots of traffic noise and 2) getting onto property is a left or right turn from the above mentioned busy road with no turn lane. It’s a little nerve wracking especially because the hotel road and another business has an entrance right next to each other, you but can’t get across if you turn a meter too soon. And the “road” signage for Hotel Entrance is laughable (you can see it when you are right in front of it). Also HVAC in room is super loud - individual standing Black and Decker units for fan, heat, AC and even if yours is off in your room, you can hear the one above or next to your room if those are on. No amenities other than a nice lobby and some outdoor seating area. Limited on-site food options (days and times of service and menu) so look into it before expecting anything. Short drive to Lenox or Lee. Very friendly team, especially Hannah. Lobby smells lovely and nice Le Labo toiletries and in room mini fridge but no kettle or coffee maker. Keurig in lobby and free coffee starting at 7:15am in lobby."

"Good"

"Clean and great job staffing "

"Cozy!"

"If you enjoy black mold in the bathroom, dirty sheets featuring spiders, and an all around ghetto experience this is for you! Staff was kind at least, but definitely recommend finding other accommodations. "

"Great place to stay on our road trip."

"The suite is a great option for a family of five. We have disabled children and found it really easy to get to the pool. The rooms and pool are located in the same building. So we didn’t have to walk through a cold parking lot after swimming. It’s a much better location and quality than a lot of the other similar hotels. it’s already across from a grocery store and local restaurants even a McDonald’s. A great all-around family choice."

"Clean room and great bedding. If you’re not into specific cuisine, you have to go to town for dinner options."