Frederick Motel

The room was clean and comfortable, but definitely retro! If want to experience what it was like to travel by car and stay in local motels on your trip, this is the place for you. It could not have built any later than the 50's and maybe earlier, but well kept and maintained very fresh and clean. A long, low, one story building with a string of a dozen or so rooms. Everything was retro except the large modern digital TV and good wall-mounted A/C.

The only inconvenience was that you had go to a similar motel about 3 blocks away to register. The way you got accesed your room is they remotely assigned a number to the room's front door keypad for you to unlock during your stay and there was delay. So, after driving back from from the companion motel to the room we had to wait 5 or 10 minutes for door keypad to function. The room rate was a little pricey, but there was a big event happening locally and all of modern hotels had no vacancies for dropin reservations.

Value for only one night. Not staying as a tourist.

Always nice clean stay. Been there a lot of times We were put in their other property due to minor electrical issue, where they put us was a nicer room Thank you.

No big deal, but the “barn door” slider was difficult to move. 5 minutes with a drill and wench will fix it, it’s just not level. Aside from that we really liked the room .

Close proximity to all the Main Street attractions and food. The room was ok, small but manageable for 2 people. The AC worked great and the room got really cold. Bring an extra blanket.

The bathroom was very small and the toilet is very close to the bathroom door. There are not any electrical receptacles in the bathroom so plan on doing anything needed for hair in the bedroom. The main thing that I thought was concerning is that there is no deadbolt lock on the door. Only an auto lock door knob. I know this is an older property but it does need better security upgrades. The room also smelled like Raid or some sort of pest control bomb was set off recently. It needed up going away but the smell was strong when we first got there.

My wife calls it rustic. I call it 'remodeling in progress'.

For $150.15 1. The bathroom door get stuck and can only be barely opened (you can see the scruff mark on the floor). We both are skinny so we were able to squeeze by. I pity the average larger size adults. 2. The coffee and utensil packs were in a RUSTED Folger's coffee can. If the owner doesn't want us to use the 'free' coffee, they can just remove the un-sightly can all together. 3. The freezer is all crusted with ice. Come on, y'all can do better. Buy a couple of more fridge, swap the ice crusted units out to thew. The guest will feel you do care. 4. The bathroom is small and there is almost no place to put anything. Wait, there is a cabinet above the sink with a mirror. Huh, wait the shelvings are missing and not clean, never-mind, We'll leave our toiletries outside the bathroom.

1 mile from all of the shops. They allowed us to check in an hour early, which was very nice. The fridge and microwave was a great addition, iron and ironing board, blow dryer. The decor was cute, I can see the vision I just think more energy should be put into the cleanliness of the place.

Stains on the sheets, hair in the shower, broken tiles, spills on bathroom wall behind sink, dirty coffee pot, musty smell in the room and lastly, the top blanket on bed smelled really bad.

Quiet area, parking next to room, self check-in

I had the small room, and couldn't sleep with the a/c fan on because it is located right next to the head of the bed and would blow air right on my head. One of the chairs was broken but I didn't need to use it. The mattress was adequate but not particularly comfortable, so I did not sleep very well. An espresso bar is advertised at that address but apparently no longer exists.