“Come off I40, turn r, go to light, turn r again, immediately past the ExxonMobil and the "dead end" sign is the lovely front office and restaurant. You have to go behind this building, 'way up the hill, turn right, and there is a three story motel hidden in the pines. Wanted to get there in time for supper ( before 8 pm) but road work and exhaustion took its toll. Lovely 1st floor room to accommodate our cat and dog. Nice room w/ 2 double beds. Had to park the uhaul and trailer down the hill behind the main office and walk or drive up the hill. Quiet, peaceful, nicely spaced neighbors. Not the usual for a Day's Inn. Polite and professional people.”
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“Come off I40, turn r, go to light, turn r again, immediately past the ExxonMobil and the "dead end" sign is the lovely front office and restaurant. You have to go behind this building, 'way up the hill, turn right, and there is a three story motel hidden in the pines. Wanted to get there in time for supper ( before 8 pm) but road work and exhaustion took its toll. Lovely 1st floor room to accommodate our cat and dog. Nice room w/ 2 double beds. Had to park the uhaul and trailer down the hill behind the main office and walk or drive up the hill. Quiet, peaceful, nicely spaced neighbors. Not the usual for a Day's Inn. Polite and professional people.”