David R.
Yelp
I guess it's not a terrible deal for $80-something a night as long as you aren't needing reliable internet, a lot of space, and lots of quiet.
I got into Vernal around midnight and apparently had to wake up the manager to get my room card. He was nice enough, but obviously was half awake. Parking at that time was terrible. There wasn't a single space left in front of either building and I had to park way in the back.
The room was quite small, but I thought it was interesting that mine had a little kitchen in one corner. (Sink, lots of cupboards with some pots and dishes, microwave and a two burner stove.) The bathroom was tiny with almost no counter space. A nice large mirror though and another one in the main room. Flat screen TV on the wall, good AC, an old dresser and desk. The chair for the desk was ancient and not comfortable and also really not the right height for this desk. (Picture a chair from the waiting room of a 1970's or 1980's doctors office. Now take that chair that has been sitting in that office for the past 30-40 years, put it in a motel room and that is what you can expect here.)
The bars of soap and shampoo were very low-grade; not the kind you want to take the extra's home with you. There were two, very tired looking bath towels, a couple of worn out washcloths, and a couple of thin hand towels. Breakfast was adequate, but far more basic than most places I have stayed at; one waffle maker, juice from a machine, a pitcher of milk, cold cereal, a few apples, some tiny bagels and some so-so pastries. No coffee, bacon, sausage, eggs, etc. Definitely the economy plan here.
The bed was surprisingly comfortable. The three pillows were pretty fluffy and worked good for me being there alone.
The internet was pretty bad. At times it seemed to work well for a while, but the wireless network would completely vanish fairly regularly. Most of the time it was just REALLY slow. I had to put the correct password in five times before it allowed me access in the first place.
Also the walls are incredibly thin. When the person in the room next door coughed, it sounded like he was in the room with me. I was woken up an hour earlier than I had planned because the person on the other side used their bathroom sink. (I know that sounds silly, but it was incredibly loud.) I went back to sleep for another 15 minutes until they turned on their TV, and at that point, I could hear every word being said on the show they were watching and sleep was impossible.