Knights Inn Salem, or

All and all good bang for your buck,if you dont mind some very outdated rooms and furniture/bedding

I liked the employee he did a great job.And the property was clean.And the room was clean to.And every thing worked to.

I make many a one-night stops on my way to resort vacations and never flinch at cheap, small motels. But I will never stay at Knight's Motel again. Salem is a beautiful city and this motel is less than 2 miles from the state Capitol. The parking lot is easy to access. But the moment you enters the lot, you realize that it is a rundown property. The iron-bar protected office setting seems to suggest that the location is less than safe. Then, I was overwhelmed by the stale odor when I entered the room, suggesting lack of maintenance and poor cleaning. Poor cleaning is also evident when I inspect the shower room. I tried to touch as few things as possible during my short stay, including limiting contact with sink faucet. No way will I use any appliance in the room. The rooms do not have central heating/cooling. The in-room unit is very loud. Good thing that I was exhausted after a long drive the noise did not bother me too much. In short, do not choose Knight's Motel even if it is cheap. I'd rather stay at Motel 6.

Walls and inside door was very dirty and towels were ripped and stained

Managers very distrustful of the general public.

I liked that it was affordable as I am on a budget. I did not like that there were packets for coffee and cups, but no coffe pot to brew it in. I also asked for an iron to be brought to my room. I checked in a 6:30. It's now 10:00 and I have not received it yet.