Search Motels in Summer Shade from CA $75

"Get what you pay for. I would stay again. Breakfast is limited, as you should expect. Property isn’t 100% clean but is decent for the price."

"Nelly the front desk receptionist was lovely! However the first room had a strong mold odor and the room I stayed in had dead bugs on the carpet and in the bathroom. I knew this would be a budget experience but I still expected a clean room. "

"Quiet , close to food and attractions. "

"good"

"Everything about this property was incredible!!!"

"It appears updated and the room itself was spacious and the bed was comfortable. However, the TV was very small and positioned in the middle of the room in between the hot tub and the bed, so not sure who would be watching it. The tub was not clean and had a film of hair and soap scum. There was mold in the shower and considering the price of the hotel, it was the worst breakfast we've ever had. Options were: two waffle makers, two dry cereal choices, apples, and two yogurt varieties. That's it. It. No eggs, meat, pastries, toppings for the yogurt, etc. There was also only sugar-free syrup for the waffles. We wound up eating out every morning which added expense to our trip. The pool is super small and there are three exercise machines of low quality that are 10 or 15 ft away from a 30-in TV mounted up on the wall with a Max volume of 30. Definitely would not stay here again"

"The location is the best out of all amenities. Easy to get into and also most shops are nearby. We will be back again."

"Very close to Mammoth Cave National Park and great value. Very large, clean and quiet room with workspace. Loved windows on 2 sides of the room. Working fridge, A/C and microwave, but no closet/hangers or coffee pot. Next door to a gas station and convenience store, but not much else around."

"I loved the large window facing the woods at the end of the cabin. We left the shade open and layed in bed and looked at the stars, then the sunrise in the morning. It was beautiful. Unique but delicious "pour over coffee" provided with snacks and little mini s'more kits and they came by each day to see if we needed more as well as for wood. We unfortunately had an illness in the family and had to cut our stay a day short. No toaster or oven so we made skillet toast for breakfast. No microwave either."