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"This property was opened in 1950 (says so on the sign) and it is a vintage property. Don't expect all the perks that you get at a chain hotel. The room was very clean. There is a small (no vanity or bathtub) bathroom, a little kitchen area with a sink, small fridge and microwave, and coffee/coffee maker. TV worked fine, there was a small table and 2 chairs in the room. Bed was comfortable. The air conditioning worked well, and parking was right outside the door. Staff was not always in the office; we had a small issue and just ended up telling the person in the office about it as we left (the sign said "closed" but there was a vehicle parked in front so I went in). We would stay here again. It costs much less than the chain hotels in town. If you just want somewhere to sleep/shower and have a cup of coffee it's great."

"A dump at a cheap price."

"The only complaint I have was the hot tub was like warm but after a long day of hiking in the heat I was ok with that. Everything else was great!"

"yes the breakfast is fresh and healthy"

"facilities were good overall. However, the internet was not reliable, which was an inconvenience since I needed it for work. The staff was not rude or mean, but they were not welcoming or even properly informative of anything. They gave off the feeling that I was an inconvenience. Getting full information or explanations felt like pulling teeth. Even accounting for personalities or a possible off day, I still prefer a more welcoming staff and may decide to stay elsewhere on future occasion. "

"Amazing stay "

"No TV , no staff (get your key in a mailbox) , restaurant closed and closest place to eat is 12 miles back the way you came.Only place to offer two beds in the Park area reason I booked it."

"Door was not easy to lock with doorknob lock and that was an issue since there was no deadbolt. No person at location for check in. It took a trip across town to get a room key from the desk guy of another hotel. Rustic is the vibe they were shooting for, but I would just call the overall condition old and tired. Expedia would not let me post the picture I took of the chair in the room that looked more like a refugee from a landfill that a piece of hotel furniture."

"Cold air, clean room"