Motels in Blakeslee

'70’s motel with few updates. Clean and comfortable though.'

'Hhn'

'Great stay!'

'Great price and nice front desk person. Room worked well for the night. Cons: - Both shampoo bottles were sticky. - This was the only stop during our cross country drive where we felt like one of us needed to watch the half packed car while preparing to check out (after seeing someone wandering around).'

'Slecht. Chago personeel. Stinkt enorm ( hond ) .nog viezigheid in wc. Géén douche,shampoo ed aanwezig. Vragen bij lobby, heeft ze nog 1 shampoo monstertje gevonden. Geen fônh , vragen in lobby. Is maar 1 fônh voor alle gasten. Ze belt naar de kamer waar die als laatste was en gaat die daar halen. Ontbijt is koffie en 1 donut. Wat ons het meest stoorden was de stank en viezigheid van dit motel, uhh " hok" Niet naartoe gaan. Onze kamer "hok" zat pal naast afgetimmerde kamer....heel raar.'

'While the heat worked and there were no bugs nor bad smell, this stay was highly disappointing. Because Econo Lodges are privately owned franchises, quality varies, and it’s clear this owner cuts every corner possible. The room looks nothing like the advertised photos and doesn't even have a proper coat closet. Worse, the sheets were stained and had hair left under them—yet the owner's only excuse was that he and his wife personally changed them. There were also noticeable spider webs and dust...

'Average motel room, clean but old and small. Staff very friendly and always available to help but housekeeping is on demand only. We stayed for a week and have to go to front desk to ask for housekeeping to obtain clean towels and sundries every third day when we see nobody coming to make room. Wifi is very patchy and slow in the room, frequently without internet in the evening unless you go to the office or park in proximity to office if you want to connect to internet. Cellular signal for T...

'Clean room, comfortable beds & pillows, pleasant staff'