Check in was uneventful. Asked for a top floor, back of building, and got it. The manager, DJ, was friendly and professional. Room was spacious, bed was on the soft side but felt good, sheets were newer and quality, everything was perfect. Skipped breakfast for an early trip but it was offered in the morning. Quiet little town and if I had a complaint, it would be ''dial up speed'' of the wifi. Fortunately, I carry my own modem.

Checked in after a 11 hour drive from southern CA and found one of the most comfortable beds we have ever slept in. The rooms were clean, and breakfast was good.

This was the first time I did not love my stay. We have stayed here several times in the last decade or so- great location to sleep en route to area sights. Pizza @ Luigi's was good, plus Applebees will deliver. Rooms are big. There was a nasty wierd smell in the room, so we asked for another room. That one smelled the same- so we kept the first one as it was on a higher floor so we left the sliding door open to our balcony. Again, I have always been VERY happy here, but the smell is bad- which made me look closer and I noticed signs of age, like cracks in the shower surround, arm chair is old and felt unsafe, and staff needs to vacuum corners & upholstered furniture. Sorry to say, I will look for another motel next trip, and hope this one can afford better upkeep while they stop using whatever chemical makes it smell nasty.

This is a great hotel that understands some basics - comfortable, spacious rooms that are immaculate, particularly for those of us that travel with clean, well behaved pets. After 2 really bad pet friendly hotels on our way to Phoenix, this place was a gem. I can truly agree with the previous good reviews. The only thing I don't agree with is the reviews on the breakfast - greasy sausage and what tasted like powdered eggs that were cold and rubbery that upset our stomachs for at least 24 hours.
One further recommendation to the owners/management - when we asked the young woman at the front desk for a restaurant recommendation, she responded with "I can't afford to go to a restaurant so I can't recomend one." That may be so and I feel for her but that statement doesn't help travellers. Fortunately, a gentleman appeared from the back office, possibly the owner and recommended the "Green Barn" which was excellent. Will review that on restaurants.
Will definitely stay here on our return.