This is a very cheap hotel. $105 or so for two nights tax incl. and for the money, it is a good platform to explore the amazing Algonquin. The room itself is tough to love. Weird green walls,no functioning WiFi (even tho it is billed on the front sign) and desiccating window-mounted heating unit make it unlikely I'll be coming... More

This is a classic motel, and for the low price you pay you should not be expecting a Mariott ! We loved it because it was very clean, beds are comfortable and you can walk to the downtown area to have dinner (go to 'That Little Place By The Lights'). This is the perfect spot if you just want to... More

Perfect location. comfortable bed. had fridge and microwave alo.g with coffee machine. affordable price. great location. the family restaurant owned and operated by same family for over 35 years offers delicious food for great prices. Five minutes away walking.

We spent 2 nights in this wonderful downtown Huntsville. The room and staff were good. The room was comfortable, clean and quiet. This is good place to stay. very resonable price.

Just to be clear ,I did not stay here. But I still was charged for staying here. I booked a reservation for 2 rooms by phone in mid July of this year for a date in the middle of September. After doing so, I went on Trip Advisor and found a not-very good review. Thus, I called and cancelled my... More

Stayed here with a friend for three nights. nice hotel with affordable pricing right in downtown. Its good overall: clean, comfort, good service, i would recommend this motel.

I stayed overnight in the two bedroom unit with my family. The room was clean but forget hot water in the morning. My wife and I both spoke to the manager and we both got two different stories (#1. someone let the water run overnight, #2 we have three water tanks and everyone wants a hot shower - just wait).... More

if you are planning to go to algonquin provincial park, ontario, canada , you should stop the night before at Huntsville, a little town near the west gate of the park on highway 60. You can eat on the riverside at The Cottage and sleep at The Huntsville inn.In June they are both nice and affordable.

We phoned July 9, 2008 to make our reservation to stay for the night of Wed. Aug. 27,2008. We used VISA to guarantee our intentions. We had bought tickets to see Jesse Cook in concert at the Algonquin Theatre. The VISA bill arrived August 20, and much to our surprise, we had been charged for a stay at the hotel.... More