Great service here from all staff whenever we are here with our latest ship, Merlin N6UP…read more Occasionally will need after hours assist with fuel purchase or crew cars. We have even overnighted in pilot lounge after arriving 4a and needed a short rest until 7a. Pilot lounge area is quiet and good seating situation to lay down, be in darkness...all that good stuff. Always selection of snack food and drinks in the fridge. Best fuel prices for Jet A also.

wifi never works and bedbugs and roaches in multiple different rooms. Cable TV often goes out as…read morewell.

Great little place to stay for a night. Friendly people. The room could have used a little dusting,…read morethat's why it only gets 4 stars. It is really dated but I liked it. It had a nice feel. If you don't mind a little 'character' this is the place for you. I will stay there again if I'm ever in the area.

Highest priced and blandest breakfast items ever. I've never had a sausage biscuit that tasted like…read moreflour. The sausage had absolutely no flavor. They used to have good food and fair prices. Not anymore.

Great place to stop for food, drinks, bathroom breaks or just stretching your legs. Gores has a…read moresonic attached and another restaurant and of course Gores has hot food available also. Bathrooms were clean.

They had mold, unclean rooms with unworking air conditioners as well as trash overflowing outside…read morethe rooms and littering the ground. When we told them we would not stay in those conditions especially with children they still tried to charge our cards.

WHY would I give this place a 5-star rating? I mean after all it is just a very basic old-fashioned…read moremotel way off the road in a small town in Oklahoma's panhandle. There are only a handful of rooms and they are basic and not fancy. This motel earned a high rating not on visibly comparing it to some fancy hotel in a big city but for living up to the meaning of what the word hotel "hospitality" is all about. Our stay wasn't by choice. We experienced not one but two blown tires on the highway about 20 miles out of town on a day when the temperature plummeted 50 degrees in a couple of hours. We were stranded for almost 8 hours with almost non-existent cell service and a bad experience with AAA who wouldn't send a repair truck. Through the kindness and hard work of OHP dispatch we were finally able to get a lift to town by a local officer who went so far above and beyond his duty he deserves a medal. He called ahead to motel owner Dan Crocker who got out of bed in the middle of the night to drive over to the motel to check us in. We were cold and tired and our prospects were bleak getting our truck repaired so we could continue on our way. It is evident that Dan and his wife Lynda put a lot of work into remodeling and fixing up this motel after they bought it. While not fancy, what they offer is a clean, comfortable and reasonably priced place to stay. Being away from the highway means no road noise, just a lot of fresh air. And unlike some "brand name" motels, everything works including the wifi. The next morning, still faced with a broken down truck stranded up the road Lynda was more than generous in helping us get to the Laverne Farmers Coop where we were treated like family and were able to get two brand-new tires installed. The people of Laverne, including Dan and Lynda Crocker helps us make the best of an unpleasant experience and look back with appreciation of what the word hospitality is all about.