The Simplicity Inn

Needs a little work but all and all the room was clean and the host was very nice. In my room the volume control for the tv didn’t work and was quite loud. I would stay there again if in the area.

If you need a very affordable clean room for a close stay to the Marshfield Hospital this is it. Had to check in late, the Manager was very accommodating.

Nobody was there for check-in or checkout. I had to check myself in, go behind the desk to grab my own key, and when I left, I had to slip the payment through a slot in the door. The room wasn’t much better—one lampshade was busted, some towels were dirty, and overall, it was probably the worst hotel experience I’ve ever had.

This place was outstanding, especially for the price. It was like a blast from the past being a motel like from my childhood. As a single woman traveling alone I was very pleased with the excellent lighting around this motel and a double lock. Also, everything was clean even if a bit dated in a few spots. The majority of the place has been remodeled and for what I paid I was more than happy. Plus, the water pressure was great so I loved the shower too!

Very old hotel you can tell they are trying to keep up but the bathroom was dirty old and the water from the shower and tub would constantly run at a trickle no matter what you did. If you don’t mind a cheap laid back hotel I would recommend for a day or two. The floors did not get cleaned before I stayed it was quite dirty as well. Heat would constantly run even if you shut the thermostat off. The ac worked but did not shut it self off when running either haha. Overall I would pick a different place to stay if I came back.

I will stay there again. The room was old but very clean, well kept, polite staff, great value

Very clean room and bathroom. Greeted when you walk into the clean lobby. Free coffee and continental breakfast. I recommend Simplicity Inn

There were bullet holes in the windows next to our room. The bathtub was super small, the floors sticky However, the water was hot, the beds pretty good.

The Inn was close to everywhere we went to. It was clean, but could use updating. The young man in the office was very friendly.

The room was dusty and the floors were dirty the windows were open when we entered the room and had no screens. The air conditioning was old and poor condition. The heating unit was not in good condition pieces missing and seemed unsafe. The bathroom was very outdated and the tub was rusted and chipped. Very disappointed and didn’t feel very safe. Don’t know if this is also long term stay for low income but was uncomfortable with the other people staying around us.

There wasn’t a telephone in the room to call the office to explain one of the Venetian blind blades was missing and sitting next the the window and the TV reception needed to be reset. It was fine the staff turned to heat on for my arrival. However, the thermostat read 87° and the room never cool off even with the first floor windows cracked open for ventilation. I was able to turn the heat off. But as I left the following morning, the thermostat still read a stifling 75°

This is a very old property close to the hospital. The walkways to the second story rooms were rotting. The floor in the room was in disrepair and had very loose sections. The furniture was visibly stained. You get what you pay for, and in our scenario, what you can get. Staff was very nice and the inn is within walking distance to the hospital.

Tv did not work, no staff I mean not one person there to even talk to about it.

Old rooms..

Bed was uncomfortable

We booked early to line up ground level entrance. The air conditioner and TV were an added benefit. We needed the afternoon check in to catch a nap and the bed close to outlets made that possible. Notice that the room was ready would have helped but hotels.com was offline and I had to check two places to find the right motel. I wasted a lot of time on line.

This is an older motor lodge type motel (where the doors open to the parking lot.) The proprietor was friendly and the lobby was decorated in a cute, mid-century decor, but from there I have nothing good to report. The room was old; carpet was worn; there wasno door (only a curtain on the bathroom.) The heater was noisy with missing vent covers; air leaked around the windows and air conditioner; blinds had broken slats; bathtub was rusted; lightbulb was burnt out in the vanity; the only outlet in the bathroom was an ancient one in the top light fixture that didn’t even fit my hair dryer (which luckily I brought with me.) The bedside table was up on wooden blocks. The bed was fairly comfortable (and it was clean at least), but the pillows were very flat. Walls were so thin you could hear everything. The person in the room above blasted the TV all night long, and at one point was screaming at someone (on the phone, I think.) I suspect this person lives at this hotel. They have a dog (which is fine), but during the night (which was cold), let it outside, and then it was scratching and barking outside the door of my room before the person yelled for it to come upstairs. I barely got any sleep. I booked here because it is close to the hospital, but I would never stay here again.

Nothing extra fancy like the big hotels, but extremely nice and comfortable.

Love the cozy rooms

It’s not a bad little place but the air conditioning doesn’t fully cool the room it’s pretty clean but the rooms are a little slummish I like a firm bed but if you don’t like firm you won’t be comfortable

Needs a little work but all and all the room was clean and the host was very nice. In my room the volume control for the tv didn’t work and was quite loud. I would stay there again if in the area.

Very friendly and helpful. It's old and weathered, but the location is great, near the hospital. Other guests are a bit noisy but they quieted down soon after 10.

If you need a very affordable clean room for a close stay to the Marshfield Hospital this is it. Had to check in late, the Manager was very accommodating.

Tv did not work, no staff I mean not one person there to even talk to about it.

Very old but clean and good service

Nobody was there for check-in or checkout. I had to check myself in, go behind the desk to grab my own key, and when I left, I had to slip the payment through a slot in the door. The room wasn’t much better—one lampshade was busted, some towels were dirty, and overall, it was probably the worst hotel experience I’ve ever had.

Just a good ol motel stay. Nothing fancy, very friendly and knowledgeable of the area. Breakfast was good & plentiful. We will stay here again.

I will stay there again. The room was old but very clean, well kept, polite staff, great value

Staff was friendly. Room was fine. Good value.

The Inn was close to everywhere we went to. It was clean, but could use updating. The young man in the office was very friendly.

Very friendly and helpful. It's old and weathered, but the location is great, near the hospital. Other guests are a bit noisy but they quieted down soon after 10.

This is a very old property close to the hospital. The walkways to the second story rooms were rotting. The floor in the room was in disrepair and had very loose sections. The furniture was visibly stained. You get what you pay for, and in our scenario, what you can get. Staff was very nice and the inn is within walking distance to the hospital.

If you need a very affordable clean room for a close stay to the Marshfield Hospital this is it. Had to check in late, the Manager was very accommodating.

It served the purpose! Needed to be close to the local hospital, just blocks away.

It was close to medical center

This is an older motor lodge type motel (where the doors open to the parking lot.) The proprietor was friendly and the lobby was decorated in a cute, mid-century decor, but from there I have nothing good to report. The room was old; carpet was worn; there wasno door (only a curtain on the bathroom.) The heater was noisy with missing vent covers; air leaked around the windows and air conditioner; blinds had broken slats; bathtub was rusted; lightbulb was burnt out in the vanity; the only outlet in the bathroom was an ancient one in the top light fixture that didn’t even fit my hair dryer (which luckily I brought with me.) The bedside table was up on wooden blocks. The bed was fairly comfortable (and it was clean at least), but the pillows were very flat. Walls were so thin you could hear everything. The person in the room above blasted the TV all night long, and at one point was screaming at someone (on the phone, I think.) I suspect this person lives at this hotel. They have a dog (which is fine), but during the night (which was cold), let it outside, and then it was scratching and barking outside the door of my room before the person yelled for it to come upstairs. I barely got any sleep. I booked here because it is close to the hospital, but I would never stay here again.

Brian has been very nice, just my first night. Room I’m in is small, but that’s ok. For the price, I’m fine with it being not the prettiest, the rooms are clean, and everything works, so far. Will be pry staying a few more days, do to a friend in hospital. Walking distance to the hospital, which is nice.

It was close to town so that was great. The host was very nice and always made sure we got what we needed. Not too happy about the appearance of the room, mostly because it felt dusty and like they didn’t clean much. Overall it was ok if you need a one night stay, but no more than that.

The Inn was close to everywhere we went to. It was clean, but could use updating. The young man in the office was very friendly.

Just a good ol motel stay. Nothing fancy, very friendly and knowledgeable of the area. Breakfast was good & plentiful. We will stay here again.

Todo súper limpio y cómodo y agradable para la familia y te honran el desayuno y todo el area de desayuno limpio lo recomiendo Dios los continué bendiciendo

Very clean room and bathroom. Greeted when you walk into the clean lobby. Free coffee and continental breakfast. I recommend Simplicity Inn