Travelers Inn

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The staff on duty was the absolute worst experience I’ve had trying to check in. We drove 13 hours straight and were denied a room because we had too many pets. Attendant tries to reach the owner of the motel but at 2 am that was doubtful. Thankfully Motel 6 saved the day and understood our plight. I do not recommend this place at all. Hospitality was garbage.

The room was okay and the staff was friendly. I did get my deposit back though and I am have issues getting anyone on the phone to help me out.

It's a loud area of town

All-in-all, the stay was fine although I was somewhat embarrassed about the place once we got there. I could have found a nicer place, but there wasn't anything wrong with this one. The room was clean but frighteningly compact. It probably shouldn't have had two queen beds in there. There was a big closet and a weird room that probably used to be a kitchenette. The shower stall was strikingly small for the size of the bathroom and space available. An interior remodel wouldn't be cheap but would do a lot for making the rooms nicer. There was so much wasted space. If you're a light sleeper and/or don't like trains, this is not the place for you. It is right across the street from a very active railroad with three main lines. Trains pass all nice long. I didn't find it unpleasant, in fact I rather enjoyed it, but I like trains and am a heavy sleeper. Another thing to note that will matter to some, there is no step-free access. Well, there might be some rooms but I didn't see them. Because the place is not built on level ground, there are various numbers of steps required to enter the rooms. We had only one step, but one evening I saw two people helping an elderly woman up three steps into their room. The day we left, our neighbor in a wheelchair was screaming and yelling into the phone and at the Uber lady sent to pick him up because she was physically unable to assist him. That set the tone for the visit. Nothing wrong, but I could afford a nicer place.