Motell i Central West Virginia

“This is a basic, no-frills old property that has aged well. The rooms are plain, and nothing but coffee in the office for breakfast. I am a traveler who looks for a clean place to sleep and shower; the frills don't matter. This fits the bill for someone who would rather spend their money on other things than frills in a room they will sleep in and be gone from in 12 hours. In cities, cheap hotels attract an element to stay away from, but that type is not touring the back roads of West Virginia.”

“Good property. Well worth the stay in Marietta Ohio.”

“Clean room and bathroom, comfortable bed, great for a good night sleep.”

“Very outdated and the bed was not good to say the least, but the staff girls were stellar.”

“This is our 2nd time staying at this motel. The rates are good, rooms are clean, quiet place to get sleep. I would highly recommend this hotel. Kim”

“The bed were filthy, found bed bugs, there was dried urine and fecal matter all around the toilet. Air conditioner barley worked, very untrustworthy hotel. Disgusting to say the least.”

“Very expensive for a cheaply constructed hotel. Thin walls, manufactured building feel throughout (floors were echoey and did not feel well constructed, we could hear the TV from everyone’s rooms just walking down the halls) and was over $140 per night on Expedia. Went down for the free breakfast and there was hardly anything left. No soap shelves in the shower (they had been pulled off or fell off and there were markings on the shower wall from where they had been). Had to put our soap and...