“Adequate for what we needed”
Getting there was a breeze, and the back parking lot let us walk straight to our room. The room itself was tiny but tidy and impeccably clean, with a bathroom that felt sleek, modern, and well lit. We didn’t bother with the TV because the cable lineup was disappointing. A rodent bait station, ripped open by a bear, was left by the back door for the duration of our stay. The building’s age shows through, and the hallway could use new doors, fresh paint, and updated trim; these exterior details dragged down the overall vibe, especially the safety railing across the back parking lot, which looked battered. We could hear a neighbor—or someone outside—talking on Saturday night, though it’s unclear if the sound came through the window or the wall.
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