Antilley Inn

Facilities are limited; the pool is not operating and has been converted to a garden. The open courtyard can be noisy earlier in the evening but typically quiets down.

Cleanliness is inconsistent: several guests report very clean rooms, while others cite odors, cigarette smells and burns, pests (roaches and occasional bedbugs), dust, hairs, and missed replenishment.

Rooms are older and somewhat dated, with a mix of refurbished touches and basic comforts. Reported issues include difficult or faulty door locks, TV and fixture problems, limited bathroom counter space, hard mattresses, and a rocking toilet; noise is usually low.

Service is generally friendly and helpful, with easy check in and some flexibility, though a few guests noted rudeness, an unexpected cash surcharge for children, and slow response to disturbances.

Convenient location near the highway, hospital, and dining; easy to reach by car. Traffic can make walking to restaurants challenging, but many guests found the setting relatively quiet.

Breakfast is very basic and limited to cold continental items like bread and a couple cereals; some mention attentive staff during the self serve setup.