The staff was very nice, quick to offer any help. The entrance to the parking lot has a couple of driveways near it, went to the wrong one a couple times. The room was clean; it was nice and warm as well with the heater. A nice selection of cable channels. The water temperature for the shower seemed a bit finicky, either burning hot or a bit warm when turning the shower handle. This place is Indigenous owned, also there was a paper in there that said it was bought as is. Probably the worst part about it was the walls are thin. My husband went to take a nap, and we were on the first floor. About ten minutes later, a few guys entered the room right above us. Their footsteps sounded like stomps, you could hear what they were doing, you could almost make out what they were saying. I don't know how the motel could improve on that given that everything is the same from previous owner. The little kitchen was nice, offered dishes and cutlery and cookware. Fridge was good size. There was a paper that explained if any kitchen ware was broken or missing, there would be a fee for that. There is a sheet that calculates how many items and which ones are in the kitchen. The mountain view nearby is beautiful, the roads going in and out are twisting so best to be careful when driving at night or in hazardous conditions. The kitchen window had no lock on it which it's unlikely that something could happen, but somebody would be able to fit through it. All in all, nice place for a stay.
