I travel nine to ten months out of the year and stay in motels and this was one of if not the worst i have ever stayed in. I payed for a week and couldn't even make it that long before packing and moving to a different place. I recommend you don't bother wasting your time with this place.

While on a road trip from Edmonton to Chicago, we had the (mis)fortune to come across this property whilst in a search for over-night lodging. We had just driven over 700 miles that day & found that most rooms in the Minneapolis area were booked due to an antique car convention. My wife was sufffering from a migraine & we just wanted a room to rest up overnight.

We were told at check-in that there were no more rooms available except for their "suite" that came with a jacuzzi tub. They also were closing for the night (it was about 9:30 pm.)

We took the room only to find there was no parking close to the room, meaning I had to carry our luggage across the parking lot to the room.

The room had a king-sized bed, a small table & a small counter with a coffe maker & sink. A TV was on a table close to the door.

The rug had some unidentifiable stains, the bed sheets were stained, the ash tray on the counter was dirty, there were mirrors on the wall mounted at the 4' level, and the lighting was so dim it was hard to use the tv remote.

All this for only $110 per night!

As we were in no position to argue or to find another hotel, we stayed the night & were on the road again by 7 am.

As this was the first night in the US, we erroneously thought this was par for the course in this part of the country.

Subsequent hotels we stayed at averaged less than $60 per night and included such amenities as CLEAN sheets, free breakfasts, and free internet use, not to mention the fact that these other hotels made us feel welcome and were happy to have us stay.