Solaire Inn & Suites

Nice Inn! Very nice place and reasonably priced. Nice and quiet and nice grounds. Fellow in the office was very nice and even came over and fixed my tv. enjoyed talking to him! Nice room and slept really well! Would stay again!

Not worth the money When we booked, complementary breakfast was advertised and they don't serve any. Looks clean but I found hair under the pillows. The furnace/AC is very old and it smelled awful when we turned it on. It is way too basic for what the charge for the night and the service could do a lot of improvement as well.

Ridiculous downpayment I paid for my room through trip advisor and when I got to the room they wanted a $100 downpayment. So they wanted $198 when it really only cost $65 so Idk where that other $33 came from. But the breakfast was horrible and cheap, wifi sucked, and they were extremely smug.

Don’t book on holiday weekend Mediocre motel. Clean enough, but was charged $209.00 for one nights stay during Labor Day weekend. Regular price is $75.00. “rip-off”. Continental breakfast consists of dry cereal, or small muffin, Coffee or juice. Sitting area is just a narrow small counter with 3 stools. Not enough room for all the patrons waiting to have a bite to eat before hitting the road. No tables or chairs.

***Danger, rooms are not secure. Management knows and doesn't care*** I booked 1 night pre-paid through Hotels.com. Upon arriving approx. 9:30pm I checked in and was given room 138. Upon entering the room I saw the bed sheets pulled down as if the bed had been slept in. A leather jacket was on the dresser and an empty liquor bottle on the desk. I quickly shut the door and went back to the lobby. I told the man in the office that someone was in that room, he said nobody's in there or has been for 2 days. I explained that I'm not making it up. After grumbling and doubting my story he made me a new key for room 137, which was right next door to the first room. I walked down to the rooms behind him, he examined the first room and said someone had broken in. I unlocked my new room (137) and noticed the window was slightly ajar. I closed the window but it would not lock. The window was on the ground floor (all rooms are, 1 story motel.) Anyone could easily walk up to the room and open the window and climb in the room. I told the man as he was still there looking at the room that had been broken into. He said, oh that window is broken, we've tried to fix it a few times. So he knew that his hotel has broken windows and unsecure rooms. At this point, since clearly people in the area are aware you can break into this motel easily, I did not feel safe staying there. I asked him to refund my room and he said Hotels.com has the money and there's nothing I can do about it because he's giving me another room. I called Hotels.com and explained I did not feel safe there. They said they would have to call the motel and clear the refund. The guy eventually did, but would not give his name to the Hotels.com operator. They instructed me that I needed to check out so I returned to the office but the man would not unlock the door and let me in. For the record he did offer me a key for a 3rd room and I declined which I think is more than reasonable based on the situation and his hostile demeanor and attitude towards the situation.