Pleasant Surprise We were stopped on I-75 north of Lexington without moving for exactly an hour due to a tractor-trailer on its side and burned up. Our plan had been to make it to Bristol, TN by the time we stopped, but that was not the case. We were exhausted. Normally, we would never stop at a Knight's Inn, but the ad in the hotel magazine for KY said, "Park at your door," so I knew is was a single-story motel. The name had been changed to something like, "Corbin Inn," but it was obviously an old Knight's Inn. We can't speak for others or other rooms. We were in 109. Everything worked. Everything was clean. Not only did the door to the bathroom close and lock properly - one of my personal measures of a well-managed and maintained hotel - but the bathroom overhead light had a working fan. (So many hotels and motels have stopped providing these.) The most charming thing to my wife was the red microwave atop the matching red refrigerator. It appeared to be baked enamel like an old Coke machine. It was advertised for less than $50, and when taxes were included, the final bill was still under $50. I have no complaints. If I'm ever forced to stay in Corbin again, I will most certainly stay at this motel. What more can I say? For that particular stay, for that price, and for that location, I would say it was a 5-star experience in a 2-star motel in Corbin, KY, and our best experience, hotel or motel, on a 3900-mile, multi-state driving trip that included stays in TX, AR, TN, OH, and NC.