Motellit – Alabama Gulf Coast

”For the price I paid, the property was easily accessible, quiet, and an easy In-N-Out experience. It is an older large, but the upkeep and maintenance on the property is top-tier. The bedding and pillows were a little out of date, but we still slept well.”

”I was only there for only one night. I knew from the price of the hotel, that it was not luxury, I checked in, and made it back home safely. Would I stay again.. no!!”

”I wish one day to stay at an inn, suite, hotel, or type of establishment that offers rooms to sleep that is not Indian owners. I’m so tired of traveling and often booking and driving up to the establishment to see Indians. I have trouble understanding them and to top it off, they are always rude and always making assumptions of other people who enter their rundown establishments. I disliked my stay at this place because 1. The room was dirty. 2. The staff were rude, despite my politeness...

”The bathroom in my non-smoking room absolutely reeked of smoke, there was visible mold on the bathroom floor, the wifi was incredibly slow (probably because the network was supposed to be password protected, but wasn't), and the floor was filthy (walked barefoot across the room one time and the bottoms of my feet were completely black). The bed wasn't very comfortable either, but that didn't bother me as much as the other issues.”

”All good!”

”Nice”

”Un desastre. Es un edificio de Homeless. Sucio, cucarachas, las sábanas sucias. No debe estar abierto al público.”