It was a strange place. Horrible beds, stained walls, Torn carpet. Yuk! More

Great hotel in Bassett, this is a wonderful motel from the 40-50s timeframe. These days check into any cheesy hotel chains throughout the midwest and you will get the same Mc Donald's type one size fits all room. This place is something quite different. Mellow out see small town america at its best. Gayla P was great person who really... More

Yes,this Hotel is not fully restored to the original splendor yet, but the rooms are clean. The Hotel manager, Gayla, is very nice, helpful and accommodating. The hotel has lots of charm and history. The Lodge Cafe is just the best. Everything is home made. Must try the famous Chicken Fried Steak. The Sunday Brunch is great. Meet the head... More

This is a very unique hotel, indeed. Yes, It is rough with age but well worth staying at this historic hotel just for the thought of "if these walls could talk". Skip the name brand hotels with the pools. This is a part of America's history the everyone should experience. Sure, it is not the Ramada, but we were very... More

This is the only hotel in town so no other options if staying in Bassett. The rooms are the worst I have seen anywhere... they are slowly trying to fix the place up. They are light years away from even being subpar. Holes in the ceiling, no tv remote, dirty tubs and sinks, peeling wallpaper, and hole in all linens,... More

Bassett Lodge is a lovely art moderne establishment built in 1949. After years of semi-neglect the local chamber of commerce are slowly renovating it. There are some rooms finished and these have been sympathetically restored - the bathrooms especially are lovely. Don't expect luxury as it's some way from finished but it has a great diner attached to it and... More