Gamble Farm Inn and Suites

The room was very spacious and was set up like a studio apartment. Equipped w a kitchenette and dining room table and 2 comfortable queen size beds, bathroom was a little small.

No deadbolts on the doors.

In town. Close to restaurant. Plenty of parking.

It was an older industrial building. Garages on first floor. No cups in bathroom or in kitchen area for coffee. Had coffee out of a bowl. No receptionist on duty. Had to call and wait a few minutes. Keys to rooms, no card keys, a minus in dimly lit hallways . Restaurant and bar were closed on Sunday night. Signs stated they would not serve persons wearing " colors" this is in reference to members of biker gangs??? Not a good sign. This is in a residential area with homes very close. Not sure where the " farm" part comes in. Way overpriced for what is offered. No quaint charm, no high end feeling, no efficiency like a basic highway motel. Bed was basic but fairly comfortable. Not sure what their marketing is, but I do not recommend and would not stay here again.

Acceptable

icy walkway

It was adequate for the price. There is no lobby and no indication where or how to check in . We had to ask a waitress in the restaurant in front The room was large but temp control was not good and it was extremely hot . Appliances ran noisy . The lady who checked us in was nice and the rooms are large . We’d stay again as long as the prices don’t skyrocket

It was nic,e everyone was kind. The only complant was that the parking ara is very sark at night.

Freindly people to a certain degree however the bartender seemed to be incapable of preforming thier job properly as they walked by several times for about ten mins without doing a thing then trying to pay was the same and after that gave my change to a different guy. Worst part is there was only 2 others their one joined after I had sat down and drank my drink bad customer service rest was fine