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Clean but smoky.
07/30/2009I booked a nonsmoking room for one night at this super 8. despite this - the room smelled very strongly of smoke. in fact - it smelled so strong that i slept ...
I booked a nonsmoking room for one night at this Super 8. Despite this - the room smelled very strongly of smoke. In fact - it smelled so strong that I slept with the window open. This did not help matters. The room was clean, bed was acceptable, everything worked fine. The smoke smell was truly overwhelming.
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avoid
09/12/2007A real dump stay ...
a real dump stay away
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09/06/2007The staff was friendly and efficient. the room was dark and smelled as if it was converted from a smoking room recently. there were signs every stating no smoking but ...
The staff was friendly and efficient. The room was dark and smelled as if it was converted from a smoking room recently. There were signs every stating no smoking but that must have been recent. The bathroom and linens were clean. I would recommend overhaul as opposed to scenting the problem away.
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Not a destination, but decent and convenient
07/27/2007I can't issue a ringing endorsement of this motel, but it was relatively low in cost and served the needs we had to fill.
i chose the ...I can't issue a ringing endorsement of this motel, but it was relatively low in cost and served the needs we had to fill.
I chose the motel because it seemed relatively close to the (Jaffrey, NH area) camp where I would pick up my daughter the next morning. Signage to the parking lot was slightly confusing, but the place was reasonably clean and well-maintained. It also offered a convenient, brief walk to a very decent Chinese restaurant, Yen Yen Jiu Jia -- which was quite good, especially in light of the somewhat rural location.
The motel is also convenient to a gas station whose prices at the time (a late July 2007 spike in pump prices) were among the best I noted in the area, and a good, convenient place to fill up. Convenient access to several fast food chains and deep discount retailer (Big Lots or a similar, Massachusetts-based chain). There was also a Staples outlet within easy walking distance.
A little off the beaten path, even for Gardner, which may explain the motel's relatively low occupancy at the time, as well as a certain minimalist approach to maintenance and promotion.
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