“Stayed here on Christmas Day, got to the hotel a few hours before check in and was allowed to check in early which was great. The hotel building is in nice condition and seems like it has been renovated or updated within a last few years. The front desk clerk (I think it might have also been the owner) was very personable and polite. Check in was painless. I have never stayed at a Country Inn before so had no idea what to expect but have always been curious. I also didn't do too much research on this trip on picking a hotel. I was pleasantly surprised on this one. The hotel and room was clean and cozy. Everything in the room worked as it should and the bed was comfortable with 3 pillows. Air conditioning unit was quiet and functional. The only real complaint I would have is the water pressure in the shower was lacking. It was like a trickle. It was quiet during the night from other guests. Breakfast was a nice spread with make your own waffles, scrambled eggs, sausages and potatoes as the main choices. Cranberry, orange and apple juices were offered. Check out was good. This stay was definitely a great value for the price and inexpensive compared to other options in the area. No deposits are required for the stay. Definitely recommend and will stay here again if I need to in the future.”

“This place is a prime example of why I think southern hospitality is fake. We had a six month old baby covered in vomit and absolutely miserable. I wanted to check to make sure it wasn't something more urgent than an upset tummy. We didn't have a reservation but it was urgent so we asked to use the restroom and the clerk told us it was for staff only, and that we could visit the gas station down the street. When I asked if they had a changing table, she said "I don't know we don't have to use it." There are rules, and then there is pettiness. There should be some sort of switch in a person's brain that says "sick baby, special situation". But not here. For shame.”