For the price, this is about as good as it gets.
Made the reservation online, and the manager (owner?) was very friendly and helpful when I called a couple days ahead to verify my reservation and to ask if there were open rooms for additional nights if I needed them. She was Vietnamese with a strong accent, but if on the phone just make sure you don't have a bunch of background noise and you should be able to communicate. Check in was fine. She was very friendly when I asked for a late checkout (which she gave me) and when I came back later to ask for an additional key.
The room was very clean and had very good locks on the door. The decor was a bit odd to be honest, but still very nice in a quirky kind of way. It was a very comfortable single queen bed with nice sheets and comforter. Plenty of space with a couch and coffee table. Bedside table. A long dresser of drawers, with a large flat screen TV on top and premium cable. Some other shelves and cubbies on the wall. There was a huge mirror on the wall next to the bed. Included a microwave, refrigerator (make sure you plug it in), telephone, hairdryer, iron, safety box, coffee machine, a wake up service (which I used) and free wi-fi (which I also used and was pleased with. also, if you needed it, they have a guest computer in the lobby). The bathroom was very nice and spacious. I honestly didn't use it (yes, I shower, but did so at a nearby friend's house whose house I would be staying at the rest of the week :) Anyways, everything in the bathroom looked very nice and clean. It was incredibly quiet all night. It was kind of hot when I arrived, but I turned on the AC and it cooled down quickly. Supposedly there is a garden and river with picnic tables behind the motel, but I never went back there. My sole issue was that when I went for the complimentary breakfast, aside from OJ and coffee, all they had was individually bagged muffins. Now, I went a bit later (9:30-ish?) so it is possible that they had doughnuts or pastries earlier, I don't know. Regardless, it really wasn't a big deal, but you might just want to try going a bit earlier to see if they have more options available.
The room (single queen) was $80 for one night before sales tax.They accept AAA, though I forgot to ask and only noticed this on my way out. As I said before, I thought I might need an additional night, and the manager was very helpful in keeping me updated on room availability while I was there. I didn't end up needing it, but I appreciated her friendliness about it regardless. I can't think of a single thing they could have improved on. The Capri Inn is the gold standard for motels in this price range. Highly recommended. read more