Roscoe Motel

Such an beautiful location on the river. We could see it from our bed. It is so sad that it was not more comfortable to stay the night.
One word MUSTY.
The shower backed up into a pool at your feet regardless of the time you stood there.
You cannot spend a night here without walking out perfumed with the funk of this place even though it is nestled in some really beautiful countryside. We tried opening the windows, cleaning the a/​c filter and turning it on fan but it still smelled horrible. The need to dump a 5 lb bag of baking soda on the carpet and leave it for a few days if the are not going to rip it up.
Sleeping in places like this make me feel subhuman but then I barely slept cause I needed another pillow and had a wicked case of the creepy crawlies all night.

You get what you pay for? Not here. I paid $ 100 for a horrible room for the night. The words «seedy» and «fleabag» came to mind when I entered the room. Little decorative attempts with tacky and kitschy items made it even sadder. There was a musty smell and it was dingy and dated. The bed linens were gray with age. I had to move the night stand to access an outlet and it was obvious that no one ever moved the furniture in this room to vacuum. Disgusting. It reeked of neglect and age. The couple who «greeted» me had a limited grasp of the English language and even less of a grasp about dealing with guests. They were rude and abrupt. The only positive comment I could make about the place is that it was quiet. Otherwise, it was a Bates Motel experience without the charm. Avoid this place. What really amazes me is all the glowing reviews of this dump on various booking sites. I would seriously question the authenticity of them or, if real, the taste of the reviewers.