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"Parking was easy and secure"

"Overall nice hotel my only two complaints..ice machines do not work…mattress is like u sleeping on a boxspring very uncomfortable my back was hurting couldn’t sleep "

"Some things need upgrading, furniture, ironing boards, refrigerators "

"Arrived very late in the evening but was previously provided instructions for my room and entry. The grounds are beautiful. A well-manicured landscape sitting in the heart of a picturesque small southern town. The room was inviting as I entered. Lamps on, air conditioning running at a pleasant temperature. The room and bathroom were clean and well-equipped. Luxurious towels and toiletries available. I felt safe and comfortable as if I was visiting and staying with family in their home. I had a very early travel morning the next day so sleep was my only objective for my stay that evening. But I plan to go back and enjoy the house and the town. I would recommend to my friends and family."

"It was ok "

"Very clean. For the price a great value. I would stay here again. "

"horrible experience. very dirty. never stay here"

"When we stepped into our room we were hit by the “dog” smell. I tried spraying perfume or pou pouri around, but it only last a short time and the “dog” smell came back. That dogs had stayed in the room was confirmed when I found a wad of dog hair in the closet floor. If a hotel is going to allow dogs then make sure the room is thoroughly cleaned and sanitized. Dog people do not smell their own dogs as they get used to the odor. Not to be totally down on the hotel, the staff was very nice when we checked in and the breakfast attendant was very nice. She had some rowdy, messy kids and the parents didn’t make them pick up their mess, so she had to do it. Geez, parents, teach your kids some manners."

"Check in was easy room was nasty. What appeared to be coffe stains where on bed sheets. Nasty yellow streaks on towels. Beds and pillows horible. Stained nasty carpets. I would had left if we had any other options. Luckily it was only for one night."