This was a cute place. It had all the amenities we needed to sleep for the night. We were unable to make our original check in window, so I reached out to Cindy to ask if 1-1.5 hours later would be too late. Cindy sent a message not in response to me, but to let me know when check in was. I sent my original message again, but I never received a response. I wasn’t sure if I would be permitted to be there, so I called customer service. They were also unable to reach Cindy. They suggested I go to the property to see if I’m able to get in. I was able to enter the property and stay the night. I didn’t receive a response from Cindy until two hours after I checked out.
We never found the free water we could take with us, and after a long drive it was disappointing because we would’ve stopped at a gas station before arriving.
I sat on the bed for the first time and within one second knew I couldn’t sleep there. It felt like a water bed, or a 20 year old mattress that only had five springs holding it together. I slept on the couch (also not comfortable), while my boyfriend took the bed. He woke up with neck pain. The bed was super squeaky, I thought there packs of monkeys fighting all night in my sleep.
The place looks like it was a DIY project, and not built professionally. There were a lot of issues with aesthetics everywhere, but it didn’t bother us.
The parking permit is required to park on the street, it’s not optional. The kiosk at the police department is difficult to find at night. Don’t park in the green APD street spot in front of the house. We didn’t find out until after we parked and got inside.
Overall, you get what you pay for. It did the job and we were appreciative of the inexpensive place to stay, but we won’t be coming back.