2/5 D L. 2 years ago on Google
I
do
lower
my
expectations
for
those
roadside
motels
nevertheless
I
give
accurate
reviews.
Owners
may
ignore
them
and
do
nothing
but
guests
need
know.
Firstly,
ADA
persons
be
aware.
The
front
door
has
no
button
to
push
for
electric
door
open.
You
have
to
pull
open
the
door
to
get
in.
This
is
not
ADA
compliant.
We
reserved
a
double
queen
room.
They
only
had
one,
it
was
a
handicap
unit.
We
took
the
key
and
looked
at
it
but
quickly
asked
for
any
other
room
even
if
only
1
bed.
Ended
up
in
a
single
king
suite.
The
handicap
unit
bathroom
shower
area
seemed
older
than
me
(I’m
63).
It
was
dark
yellow
and
gross.
The
the
sink
was
teeny
with
no
counter
space
to
place
you
personal
amenities.
The
bed
was
so
soft
my
arm
sunk
25%
with
little
effort.
It
was
room
#100something
on
the
lower
floor
near
the
far
exit.
The
handicap
room
did
not
have
any
electronic
button
to
open
the
door.
Our
#313
room
had
a
nice
bed.
The
side
tables
used
to
be
attached
to
the
wall
were
gone.
You
could
see
the
damage
on
the
wall.
The
bathroom
sink
was
spacious
but
still
had
the
many
decades
old
faucet.
Gotta
turn
each
round
plastic
handle
separately.
Room
was
clean.
Pack
a
coffee
pot
when
you
travel
unless
you
enjoy
those
flimsy
single
cup
makers.
I
never
found
one
of
those
to
be
clean.
Calcium
build
up
never
removed.
Couch
has
a
foot
stool
with
storage.
A
coffee
table
would
be
more
useful.
Lady
who
handled
our
check-in
was
nice
and
helped
eagerly
when
needed.
The
free
Breakfast
was
minimal.
Only
yogurt
was
children
type.
Milk
was
not
individual
containers
but
1
gallon
which
we
all
had
to
handle.
I
went
without.
The
juice
machine
was
empty.
This
all
is
45
min
before
breakfast
ends.
No
body
was
tending
the
kitchen.
Only
5
tables
and
full.
I
stood
eating
my
waffle
which
tasted
good.
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