Clean rooms, quiet, great firm mattresses. With our AARP discount, it was extremely reasonable. Although the front desk clerk was a little hard to understand, it is definitely a very good place to stay. I appreciated the fact that, since the motel was only partially full on the nights that we stayed, they placed the guests in non-adjacent rooms, so... More

As a disabled adult, I found these accommodations very comfortable. My stay in Blue Ridge was for five weeks. The bathroom was large with a built-in shower seat in the tub. The safety rails were excellent for easy access into the tub. The bed room had a queen size bed that was very comfortable. The kitchen was supplied with dishes,... More

Maybe I am not picky. When I go to the cheapest hotel in the city (any city), I consider myself lucky if it is not on the wrong side of the tracks (bad area) and if it is not next to a country bar near a military base when all the men are let out on r & r (I'll... More

If you have a hankering for a hotel room reminiscent of a crime scene, then look no further. If not, run! This place is looks beyond sleazy and the smell is no better. The room is filthy; the walls have nasty marks all over them. We had a total of 6 blown lightbulbs (many of which were just missing) which... More

I stayed at this small hotel on November 7, 2008, because everything else in Blue Ridge had sold out. I would never, under any circumstances, stay here again. The bathroom and vanity area are unbelievably small, and the television is tiny. The worst thing of all, though, was the condition of the room. It was FILTHY. The bathroom faucet was... More