I had never stayed at this brand, I always that they were higher priced and higher quality, was I wrong. Iut first room we pulled back the black eye to lay down and noticed what we hope was mud on the side of the sheets. Went down to change rooms. While the staff quickly moved us she also seemed the least bit surprised or bothered by this. I wonder if they get complaints in cleaning often. The next room the sheets were cleaner, but they were old and stained. The bathtub looks like a science experiment had gone bad in it. We booked through a third party and wasn't sure how a refund would work so we stayed. Didn't test the breakfast as with other cleanliness issues we didn't want to risk it.

I've stayed in some bad hotels but I've never stayed in one where they reused the key card folders - and the key cards. The corner-cutting is right out there in your face and makes me wonder what else they're skimping on. Breakfast was abysmal - and the hotel was not full, so it wasn't that others had overeaten. Everything is just old and worn. It was cheap and clean enough and that's all that I can say about it.

Meh

Hotel is a little dated and in need of a fresh coat of paint and more. Hallways were smelly and musty with the old carpet still hanging in there which doesn't help. Rooms were OK and typical. Old fashioned beds and furniture so that didn't help the visual appeal. Pillow and bed were of average quality and comfort. There was a piece of wood in the window to keep it secure, which adds to the worn out vibe. Back access door was not secure and anyone could walk in even though it said a key card was needed. Front desk staff was fine but not really anything. Housekeeping was the best part of it with the sweet and helpful lady doing her best to help us. Breakfast appeared to be similar to most others. Lots of food and things to do nearby in the quaint little town. Overall 2.5 stars since the $120 price point leaves one wanting a little more. Wouldn't use this for more than a place to stay after a long day,