My friend and I decided to try out the motel 8 since we were in the general area. The parking lot looks fairly repaved. Check in was a breeze and didnt have to wait in a long line. The lobby looked fairly clean but the stairs leading up are very dirty looking or worn out. The carpet and overall decor seems outdated. The halls seemed quite busy with people making noise and walking around at various times of the day and night. We got a double bed motel room. The room is a bit small, the TV had no overlay on channel numbers so if I say wanted to watch my favorite show at 9pm, I had to flip around guessing where the channel was instead of just entering the channel number and jumping to said channel. The channels were mostly not HD and local channels were fuzzy looking and hard to watch. The ac / heating unit in the room worked well but the switch on the unit was loose and didn't land on the specific spots properly (low fan, high fan etc) so you had to guess which spot it was on. The wood laminated flooring in our particular room was raised up and was prone to us cutting our feet if we weren't careful. The wifi is pretty weak with tons of buffering when watching any type of social media video (not watching a movie) and when the front desk was informed via calling from the noisy phone in the room, their response was they were ”unusually busy” and when I asked them to perhaps rebooting the router to fix the issue I was told ”I'll see what I can do”. Well it didn't work nor did they reboot the system since you can tell on your mobile phone or device when a wifi connection is offline and back onliien and I saw no evidence of a reboot of the router. This wifi is by far weaker then any establishments I've been in this far this year and the front desk was a bit rude in how they handled the conversation I regards to the wifi. Breakfast is continental which is basically bagels and cereal with weak coffee. Nothing to brag home. their is a warming sign about bringing food up to your room is grounds for evicting you from your room losing your deposit. This by far was a first I've ever seen from a chain of hospitality across my US travels. We walked some of our stuff down to our vehicle the day of checkout roughly around 9:42am and we hear the housekeeping down the hall say ”done??, done??” I responded huh? because I couldn't hear her and didn't understand what she murmured and she repeated it again like a canary. If you want to be bugged by housekeeping asking if you're ”done??? done??” then this is the place for you. This was truly aggervating. We should not be hassled by anyone since the keys are not turned into the front desk and we were not even close to the 11am checkout time. Bottom line: You get what you pay for. If you're there to have a room to try to sleep in, then this is the place to be. The price is below average rates around the mile radius of other bigger and well known hotels that imo are better since I have reviewed them. No ameni