Holiday Motel

It was great but we forget out hsir dryer n room didn't have one. Will be back again great room and great price.

Everything was decent but the AC didn’t work.

I came across this little motel 10 yrs ago.I loved the vintage feel and the price was right.Owners were so proud of all the work they were doing.Even gave us a mini tour.We booked 2-4 times every summer.He even gave us my favorite room.We hadn’t been traveling the last few summers.I was excited to go back this week.Sadly it had been sold.The manager told us that half the rooms A/C was out.The first night we had A/C but on the way back through we did not.Slept with the windows open but traffic was loud and all night. The manager was nice enough but the pride of ownership was gone.I don’t think we’ll go back to the Holiday. 😢 Note: we got the impression that A/C repair would not be happening for awhile so check before you book.

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The clerk was very helpful since my reservation was lost in cyberspace. She took all my info and spoke with the manager and said they'd sort it out, and I was given a room with no further delay. The room was very clean and the bed very comfortable, but the shower was terrible. Water pressure was barely more than a trickle and it oscillated unexpected from tepid to scalding without any reason. No HVAC controls in the room, though I will admit was was comfortable enough temperature wise. The location is the real rub. The east end of Idaho Street seems to be a popular place for locals in obnoxiously loud diesel pickups to accelerate aggressively for no conceivable reason. This older building with its dated aluminum single pane windows offered no defense against this nonsense, and our sleep was routinely disturbed till at least midnight. I can't blame this on thr property, really, but perhaps an upgrade to the windows in the rooms near the street or sound deadening curtains are in order.