Luck Country Inn

This hotel is literally the only game in town. Or any town within 10 miles, so... It's a bit of a throwback to the 1960s or even 1950s. All the rooms surround a large indoor pool. The rooms on the second floor open onto a balcony above the pool. So, wherever you go, there is a damp feeling and smell of chlorine. Weird. The rooms are big, the furniture is a hodge podge of old and new. Everywhere there is something broken or worn out. In one room the carpet was literally peeling up off the floor and the A/C was broken. The mini-fridge was plugged into an outlet that didn't work. I had to pull it out of its hutch and plug it in someplace else. In another room the TV didn't work. The clock and lamp by the bed were not plugged in. My wife sat in the desk chair and it collapsed under her. The drain in the tub was broken. There's a coffee maker, but no coffee,and no cups. We had to go buy some. Every once in a while the Wi-Fi goes out and your phone reverts to cellular data. You get the idea... The folks are nice and friendly and other guests seemed to be having a good time hanging around the pool. I can see why some people like this place: it's cheap and maybe good for families and hunters/sportsmen (of which there were many.) So, if your expectations are low and you won't be staying long enough to be really bugged by all these little things... Otherwise, drive on.