For this being a small town, your options are pretty limited. First of all, and probably the most important.. the bed and pillows felt like rocks. My back is in soo much pain after this stay. I’d say you get what you pay for, but this should have been better quality for the price. The food was rough. There was construction going on. They did keep it during decent hours, so I can’t say anything bad about that. But it is something to note. The tv systems are outdated. I feel like at this time in life, there should be a way to connect to your phone or be able to have the option to log into streaming services.

Good notes: Pool was clean, and well taken care of. It was a nice touch that it was more heated than most pools. Which was perfect for the cooler temps. Staff seemed about normal or as expected. They did their job, no going above and beyond. Which is fine. Room was clean and had plenty of room needs. Also, the mini fridge doubled as a freezer lol. It was up way too high. And froze all our drinks in a few hours.

I hope this helps your decision making. Most important, if you like sleeping on concrete, this is your place.

Our room was not checked before we arrived. Both the refrigerator and the microwave did not work. Consequently my wife's medication spoiled. We spent $150 for a room without practical amenities.

The walls are apparently super thin. I heard loud voices around midnight and they lasted longer than just a few minutes. Kept me awake for a little while, and if I hadn’t been so tired probably wouldn’t have been able to sleep at all. Then I woke up to more loud voices around 6 am! The hotel was clean enough but it needs updating.

The staff was great. Both times I’ve stayed here though I’ve noticed the doors are very difficult to close. My door this time could be open without even using the room key when I first checked in. You have to use some muscle to get it to latch.