I am rating this motel with 1 star as a nod only to history. I recently visited Centerville to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the last summer spent with my family there. As my father worked at the Centerville Union Carbide plant, we spent a few summers living in the heart of farm country, the very epitome of small town America. Needless to say I was disappointed. We stayed in the newer "Villa" portion of the motel. While the room was not awful, the door to get in was partially blocked by trash, empty beer bottles, fireworks containers, cigarette butts and filth that had been there for quite some time - perhaps all the way to the fourth of July. The rooms were not as the outside - appeared clean, with a useable TV and an air conditioner that worked. We dared not the pool and the continental breakfast was abandoned at first sight. Frankly, if late at night you find yourself desperately looking for a room, check out the others in town first, then close your eyes and check in. read more