The Beaucatcher, a Boutique Motel

The place sucks

Decent room for the location. Motel has a lot of potential but seems like they’re still doing work on things.

Breakfst menu was short on selections and lacked fresh fruit. The posted breakfast hours were short and not as posted. Our adjoining room had no hot water.

For the price this isn’t a terrible option. You can tell they have spent tons of money to upgrade many of the items inside the rooms and on the exterior as well. A few things that kept me from giving it a 5 star rating are the condition of the stairs (cracks… huge chunks of concrete missing to the point that you can see the support rebar), our bathroom ceiling was literally dropping pieces of the popcorn cover onto the toilet throughout the weekend, the only time I interacted with staff was checking in when a man walks in the lobby behind us carrying a baby in a car seat carrier to check us in (apparently he had taken his kid for a drive to put it to sleep), and the wall beside the bed was nasty (what looked like blood or other things smeared on it… seriously take a magic eraser to clean the wall between guests when it’s that dirty). Overall it was fine but had higher hopes based on the pictures and reviews. I’ll be sticking to my normal Hampton Inns in the future.

Make sure you wear shoes in your room. I walked just from the bathroom to the door barefooted and my feet were very dirty. Also the room we stayed in the shower didn't drain properly so you were standing in ankle deep water the entire time.