Great House Motel

The location is great and convenient with clean rooms nearby. The staff is friendly, professional, and helpful. The room is quiet, clean, spacious, with a king-size bed, air conditioning, and refrigerator.

I have stayed at the Great House many times before. In fact, my grandparents stayed there for several weeks while my dad finished building my house in Scam. After they moved up here from Virginia in the late 70s or early 80s. When at its very best, this place can be charming and a great value. But it has fallen from grace recently and doesn't show any signs of returning to its previous charm anytime soon. All of the management seems like reasonably nice enough people. I called them mid-afternoon, the day before yesterday, to confirm that there was a room open for one adult, no pets, one night. And there was, and the price was fair, and the price was quite low-land, actually. I view the command with my name on the bonus that I would be there in an hour or so. Per his request, I handed him my ID card. A little while later, he looked at me and said, oh, you're listed as a DNR. What does that mean? I questioned. He said, there's a note in our system that says, do not rent to you. After giving it serious, serious thought in the day and a half that followed this interaction, all that I can conclude is that one of the many times that I stayed there, my truck broke down in their overflow parking lot, And they contacted me to give me a deadline that I had to remove it before. I never moved the truck before that deadline, but I can't help but wonder if the management at that time was going to order that report. Because I had left the truck there until they had asked me to remove it. Which was slightly over a week past the last night that I spent there. Again, it wasn't in the main parking area. It was in "overflow parking". It was something that I discussed with them before I departed from the room. This is also where they had asked me to park my truck the entire time I was staying there because the truck was on the large and loud side. After I was initially told that I was a DM status, I had tried to get any specific information as to why that could be if there were any information or details that were noted with my name. There was a brief note about a large amount of trash being left in the room. One thing that I will take issue with is if an establishment who has rented a room out to a person for over two months straight, when asked whether they want the room to be spotless or whether they don't mind their people throwing away trash that's left in the room, The command goes on to tell the tenant, such as myself, just don't worry about leaving some trash in the room. As long as it's not anything like an open spill that is going to damage the flooring or anything drastic like that. I will release the issue if management conveys that I don't need to pick up all of my trash, especially when the trash cans are already overflowing. And then they're going to DNR my name with the note that I left trash in the room. Instead of that, why not just be honest with your tenant and tell them that you want them to pick up their own trash before they leave so that t

:) it's a cute little property. Not bad at all for the price. Clean, quiet and very friendly gentleman working front desk..