Redwood Motel

Yeah, this place is pretty gross. I’ve stayed in a lot of cheap hotels and hostels in my life, never one this bad. For starters, he wanted to charge me $ 100 for a room! I tried to walk away and he said $ 60 instead. Wuuuut
The bed was disgusting. There are bugs all around the room and I’m leaving this morning scared that I’ve contacted something. The toilet doesn’t flush. The remote doesn’t work. The bed and it’s linens are from 1971. And the shower: ugh. After a day of hiking, all I wanted was a hot bath. This was a molded, rusted single stall with a shower head that looks like it was made for a slaughterhouse.
Save your money and drive to the next town.

Room was filthy. Beds had springs that creaked. Weatherstripping around door was peeling off. Carpet had stains. Sheets on bed were so old they were paper thin and had piles. Shower stall was filthy. WiFi did not work.
Pros: It’s the most inexpensive motel around.
Pulling into the parking lot you see a «for sale» sign. Big tipoff.

I don’t even think this «motel» warrants a star. Upon entrance to the room I could see through the bed covering that the matttress was lumpy. The printing on the bottom sheet was worn off so that you could see through the sheet to the mattress. The pillows were flat and lumpy;one of them looked as though it were splashed with muddy water. Tha bathroom shower stall was filthy and and had loose particles of some orange colored material on the flooring. The sink was partially hanging from the wall. We didn’t dare to look closely at the toilet. The window in the bathroom (if you could call it that) was so dirty that you could hardly see through it. The towels were either obtained from a garage or rag scrap pile. The wi-​fi didn’t work which wasn’t really important if the room had been clean and habitable. Needless to say we did not stay to sleep there.