Creekside Lodge

This is a typical motor lodge that was common in the 40's and 50's. It is out side of any town on the roadside adjacent to a gas station. One checks in at the gas station, the person in charge of the motel then goes back to the motel office where they process the room paperwork. There is a person in the office during the night shift and there is a key drop outside the office. There are only a small number of rooms and when I was there, I don't think there was anyone else. The room is clean and relatively modern. There are hardwood floors, a flat screen TV, mini fridge and microwave. The TV has a Roku unit connected to it. There are not a lot of outlets. Only one by the bed, one by the sink and one in use for the fridge and microwave. The A/C is older unit operated by a analog thermostat. Wi-fi is standard speed found in many motels. The only complaint I had was the over firmness of the bed. Other than that, it was a standard budget motel common throughout the region. It was safe, no homeless people around, no long term residents either, that I saw. Not a lot of sub-$100 options in Clearlake region for those who have a stingy business budget as I did. This fit my needs.