Clarkston motor inn

Patty Zuck

My daughter and I stayed here. And it was very clean and cozy. The receptionist was so friendly. Very pleased. Definately will go back .

Marla Mcmahan

Wasn't very clean and they don't have any rooms that fit more than 2 people. And you have to bring all of your own toiletries because I asked for one roll of toilet paper and they refused me. They said that the half of roll in the bathroom was plenty for me even though I was sick and blowing my nose alot. Needless to say I ran out before morning. There are also no microwaves or refrigerators. No snack or ice machines. No coffee. And the only toiletry was some very small hand soap. And no wash clothes. Or Wi-Fi.

Dan Haren

The average price of hotels in the 10 mile radius was around $150 a night. I was traveling for work I just needed a place to rest. This place is pretty run down and and lacking some of the minor amenities you may take for granted such as soap and shampoo. I have stayed in hotels for $60 a night before that are quite nice. I feel $35 at night would have been a generous amount to pay for this room.

Nick Aranda

Just to start off, it's terribly dirty. When I walked into the front office and looked around it looked like no one had actually cleaned the place in a few years. The girl at the desk was very nice and did give great service. She was knowledgeable and friendly. In my opinion the room is not worth the price just because of the incredibly poor cleanliness. There was a leaky crack in the toilet. The white bathroom towels all had stains on them. The room smelled like an old VFW room because all the smoke has never been properly cleaned. So much so we hung car air fresheners throughout the room. All the fixtures in the bathroom were rusty. There was dust on every surface that was over waist height. If the hotel was exactly the same as it is and someone would actually clean the place I'd have no other complaints.