Not a 5-star but a very nice facility with a wonderful owner and a view of the trains as well! Yes it is an older facility but most if not all of the rooms were redone during the last three years. There is always plenty of hot water. The heat and AC work. Most if not all rooms have good...
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What a disappointment! Small, unkempt, smelly, old, & in disrepair. A waste of my hard-earned $$.
This was a scary experience. I first noticed that the owner was a little gruff and had an "whatever you get is whatever you get" kind of personality. Then I saw why: room telephone was completely dead. Clock wouldn't set to time. And though owner said we had wifi, what a joke. Neither my cell phone could get a connection,...
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Nice cozy hotel. Room was clean, no frills, but great deal for the money. Only negative was room was a little warm and we had no access to the thermostat. Window air conditioner was already down for the winter (unit was wrapped). We stayed in late Oct 2011. But, I definately Would recommend this hotel..
Hotel manager was very nice....
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OK It has been a while but I stayed in the Bel Air Motel when I was delivering trucks. I used to run US60 regularly from Virginia to Los Angeles. Anyway. This was the property my employer put me up in. while it is by no means a five star hotel. In my opinion it is BETTER!!! You arrive to...
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Motel and the most of the rest of town dates from the pre I-40 days when US 60 was a main east west route. Rooms clean and beds fair. Stayed one night going west and one night going east. One room had broken hairdryer, otherwise everything else functional. TV quality not too hot. Don't know if it is the satelite...
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