Minier 2 Stars Hotels

"It is my opinion that the owners of this Motel take advantge of individuals who need an affordable place to stay. I encountered several issues. I hope this helps. 1- I needed to extend my stay. I was informed the next morning that should you need to extend your stay at this location, there is a mandatory fee that must be paid. This policy is on a memo, by the check-in window, that does NOT say IMPORTANT or READ THIS PRIOR TO CHECK IN. The memo states: "Should you extend your stay, via an online reservation, after you have checked in; you are required to pay an additional fee." This is for the privilege of keeping your items in your room. Even though you have already paid for the additional time, the Motel Management DEMANDS this fee in cash to keep the room you're already settled in. Otherwise, you must clear out of the room and check back in after 3:00. There is NOTHING in the online reservation process that alerts you to this practice at this Motel, or any other location. 2- Wi-Fi is listed as an amenity, but after two conversations with the clerk, I learned the wifi signal on the second floor is often weak and UNUSABLE! The wifi is limited to the office. You need to leave the Motel if you need Internet access. 3- Not clean! I discovered a used toothbrush in the bathroom. It wasn't hiding. 4- No Hot Water! What more do you need to know? 5- No iron available and the in-room hair dryer did NOT WORK! No spares available. Bed, TV, Bathroom, Locked Door."

"The room was adequate is about the only thing i can say. Nice price, nothing fancy"

"The facility smelled of cigarette smoke and marijuana usage. Breakfast was listed as an offering, which turned out to be a granola bar and a can of juice. Amenities listed on the front page listed a restaurant and listed a pool neither of which exist. A power outage of over 8 hours occurred due to strong winds, caused an uncomfortable night of sleep. The weather also caused part of the hanging ceiling to collapse in the hall outside my room, with insulation on the floor and panels hanging in the middle of the hall."