Xorreaux
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I generally don't stay in cheap motels because of their reputation, but this one was a convenient stop on my way down to southern Utah. Although a rather old property and looking dated from the outside, the interior had modern, clean furnishings, including a microwave, coffee maker and fridge. I arrived late on a cold winter's night and no one was in the office requiring a call for the host to walk over from a nearby residence, taking less than 5 minutes. The room had a light on and was pleasantly heated. The bed was comfortable and had plenty of pillows and warm clean linens. There was a small table and wooden chair for sitting, but not very comfortable. The wood night stands were old and losing their finish but functional. There were enough multi-outlets for charging my phones and computer, not sure if there was wifi because I didn't have time or the need to use it. The bathroom was very clean, but quite small, in fact I could probably shave and brush my teeth while on the toilet because the sink jutted out over the toilet seat. There was also no shelf or counter top around the sink, so no place to place a toiletry bag. The climate control functioned well even though it was a floor furnace and didn't have a fan for white noise. This wasn't a problem because the adjacent guests were quiet, but the walls were pretty thin and had there been noisy guests, I can see where this would be a major issue. The TV was new and had plenty of news, movie and sports channels. There is a gas station/convenience store catty-corner to the motel. For $40, I think this was an exceptional value. Suggestions for management include reprinting the sign on the office door with the host's phone number because it was fading and difficult to read at night, putting up a shelf in the bathroom, and possible providing a fan for white noise while sleeping; otherwise doing a great job with the facilities.