This was our second visit to this "motel". The first was tolerable, so we sprung for the best room available. I arrived with my family in the evening in time to unpack and go to sleep. We woke up the next morning to find two bags of chips and a loaf of bread were dined on by the resident MICE. We reported it to the owners, who said they would take care of it. Nothing happened so we went down and bought our own glue traps the the following day, thinking it was only a mouse or two. We ended our trip early after catching 3 MICE in glue traps and seeing a few more afterward. When we called to let Marcy know we left early due to the MOUSE INFESTATION, SHE LAUGHED and said that just happens to dwellings in the woods. I know country houses occasionally have a mouse get inside. I also know only rarely do dwellings have RODENT INFESTATIONS and only NEGLECTED dwellings keep them. The owners must have made an attempt to hide the situation. There were no MOUSE DROPPINGS when we got there. Each day NEW MOUSE DROPPINGS appeared on the counters in the kitchen.
Other things to consider:
- There was an unsecured door from the office to our room. (We couldn't lock them out). This would have been a "show-stopper" except, I brought a brace to prevent the door from being opened.
- The MAID UNLOCKED the DOOR and walked into our room WHILE WE WERE ASLEEP. No "do not disturb" plaque was provided. This happened on our first visit as well. The owner said he would take measures to ensure it wouldn't happen again.
- Bathtub took over 24 hours to drain.
- Recliner was broke. When I lifted the foot, it fell apart.
- Wallpaper is peeling off the walls.
- Owners are unfriendly and don't follow through with their promises.
- Owners charged us $25 because she said, "your dog was on the carpet 'several times' ". She only came in once. How could she see the dog "several times" do they have surveillance inside the room? I am glad they didn't charge us for their resident MICE running on the carpet day and night.
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