Motell i Blakeslee

“It was a bad location, because of the difficulties finding it since it doesn't have any address. The room was clean although the carpet should be changed, and the blankets of the bed. We were in the woods, and you definitely need a car! The staff was friendly but sometimes we felt a certain observation from them, that made us feel uncomfortable. No breakfast, but there is a McDonald's in about 2 miles from there, next to the ramp to the highway. One night was ok, but we wouldn't stay here again.”

“While the heat worked and there were no bugs nor bad smell, this stay was highly disappointing. Because Econo Lodges are privately owned franchises, quality varies, and it’s clear this owner cuts every corner possible. The room looks nothing like the advertised photos and doesn't even have a proper coat closet. Worse, the sheets were stained and had hair left under them—yet the owner's only excuse was that he and his wife personally changed them. There were also noticeable spider webs and dust...

“Property was clean, room was cleaned but bathroom smelled of marijuana when we checked in. Bed was a little small and room was stuffy. AC didn’t work the best.”

“Bad”

“ok”

“This place was placed straight out of the slums of PA sadly. I felt like I walked into the twilight zone. People seated outside the mote lolking like tenants. lFront desk staff was high on drugs, could barely keep her eyes open. My room was a joke, the bath took 3 hours to run, just to clean and useless to me. Work up to no power in my room amd took a shower in the dark. Never again, nothing like what I expected, you get what you pay for.”