Grizzly Inn

The hunt and peck desk clerk was friendly enough, as he sat in the stale lobby, and he was kind enough to turn down the TV, whose cord blocked access to the local brochures. But the room was filthy and in disrepair. Light switches at the door were black with grime, and the reading lamp (which was on the switched plug) was turned off in the corner where the reading chair was missing. The ceiling light fixture in the wash room didn't opperate, and the coffee filter basket had too rarely seen a cleaning. Holes in the bathroom wall gave evidence of where a towel rack had been. The carpet was sticky. On a positive note, the bed sheets seemed clean on the broken down queen, and the hot water was instantaneous. The new AC though was improperly installed (with cracks) kept the road noise in the background. Don't go there if you can help it. Best Western was closed, and we didn't know there were other motels to the west of us. Avoid unless you like dirt.

The front desk was always nice. They were not very helpful, but always pleasant. Except one of the girls, she always talked down to me.

A staff member went into my room and stole all my money. When notified about the incident, the manager and the owner accused me of lying (later, I came to find out that is the treatment any victim of robbery, which happens quite often, receives at this hotel).

The only action they took was to fire the only staff member who treated me with dignity. There are no words to describe how it feels to lose all my savings of months, which I acquired with so much hard work, and, on top of it, be treated as if I was the "crook".