I had to vacate my rental house that day and hadn't made a plan. I zeroed in on the lowest price I saw for the city. I can't believe Motel 6 wants 100+ these days!
It's a cute, older, cottage house.
What would have helped: I'm middle-aged, with multiple disabilities. I parked when GPS said I'd arrived. I left my glasses in the car, and wasn't sure which of the nearest 3 houses it was, and I'm nearsighted. I walked up to the middle one, wrong address. I went to the right, also wrong address.
The right house DID have the address illuminated, but it wasn't visible from the street with the front yard foliage. I located the key and went in. If it were me, I'd put some identifiable object people can spot...
My only "negative" remark is because of my fibromyalgia and arthritis, the bed was very hard. That made for a rough night and morning... I'd previously thought Motel 6 had the hardest mattresses, but I ended up at one the next few nights, and, of course, while not great, it was noticeably less like a sheet of plywood...
I'm not trying to be too critical, it's just if you're also somebody with chronic pain, you need to know about these things.
When I woke, I stepped outside a few minutes. I verified the knob turned before going out. However, I did get locked out, and the key was not present, and my phone was inside. Unfortunately, I had to knock until the other guest woke up. (Sorry, bro!). He was not happy about being disturbed...
I only met the host briefly in the a.m.
while preparing to leave. Seems nice.