Bridgeway Motel

Dickie Denton II

Don't expect the Ritz-Carlton but expect to be treated like it is! Iys an older place but still well maintained. Very pleasant and caring management full of kindness and compassion. Rooms were average size and have all the same amenities at other high priced chains. Mattresses were new and comfy, air was cold. The manager and her family were extremely kind and generous considering we were displaced at 3am on the first night of our vacation. We were unable to find anyone to answer phones in this city at all so we decided to rest in our car until 8am when they opened. The manager allowed us an early check in so we could get rest. UNLIKE THE RETREAT AT CENTER HILL WHO TOLD US IF WE WANTED TO CHECK IN AT 8AM WE WOULD HAVE TO PAY $200 FOR THE ENTIRE PREVIOUS NIGHT AS WELL AS $200 FOR THAT DAY AND $200 EACH ADDITIONAL DAY. MEANWHILE THIS IS SUPPOSED TO BE SOME KIND OF CHRISTIAN RETREAT CENTER. NOT A VERY CHRISTIAN PLACE. BUT thanks to The Bridgeway Motel we were blessed. And Later that evening we chatted and our kids loved playing with theirs and we made new friends. A very down home feeling. I highly recommend for the compassion this place has.

Michael Burgess

Great family owned Motel. Very clean rooms and excellent services. I would definitely go back to this Motel if I needed too.

Bonnie Begraft

We stayed a few days as a group of family members for a local wedding occupying four (4) rooms and had a great time. The rooms were clean and although the furniture was dated it was very comfortable. It was a hot August and the air conditioner worked fantastic. The Diner next door was a great place for all of us to meet at meal time and served god food at a really reasonable price. The Motel is set back from the main road so we were never bothered by the traffic noise. A great deal for the price!

Shelly Benfield

While the room was clean and what we expected for the price (you get what you pay for), the main door did not have any other safety device (chain, deadbolt, second lock, etc.) than the twist lock commonly found in a doorknob. We ended up sliding a chair under the doorknob just to feel safer. The beds were older and harder than we hoped for but the sheets were clean and crisp. We did love the 50's retro sign at the street and took several pictures of it.