I've rated this hotel with the understanding that it's a one or two star hotel, so it's an average one or two star hotel.
The hotel name is actually Home Place Inn, and there is not a lit sign in front of the hotel. It is not been a Super Eight for least six years. The reception area is fairly small. The check-in lady was very pleasant and explained the usual things. The breakfast area is in the small lobby, so I imagine many people carry their food to their rooms which inevitably leads to some spills on the stairwell and on the room carpeting. The hotel itself is about 30 years old, but many of the rooms, but not all, have been refurbished.
My bathroom appeared to be a few years old, but much better than expected from the new tub, fresh paint job on the walls, and a new hairdryer on the wall. The linens are clean and in good shape, but the bedspread left a little to be desired. The hotel was mostly full this Friday night, and it was quiet. The rooms were not soundproof. The building was in very good shape with entrances only through either end of the hotel and the main lobby via keyed entrances.
The breakfast itself was disappointing. There is really nothing besides coffee and some bagels - no juice, no cereal, no donuts, no fruit. No frills, but walking distance from shopping and places to get some food.
There is a mixture of smoking and non-smoking rooms, so there is a slight smoke smell in the hallways.
A place to rest for low cost, nothing more. read more