Sure, the room had been cleaned, but that only gets you so far when you've got a leaking toilet and crumbling cinder blocks. It had a coffee maker, but no coffee or coffee cups, a tv, but it was so old only one button in three actually worked, a decent King mattress, but threadbare bed spreads and seriously lumpy pillows. But the staff was pleasant and the room was cheap and (roughly) as described. I got the sense they were trying to make improvements but the battle was so uphill it was futile.
Aside from the many caveats above, it's in the middle of nowhere, and not the nice kind of nowhere. We also had loud and somewhat frightening neighbors (lots of yelling, loud sex, doors being banged on and cries of "Where's my money??" at 3 am. That's really not the motels fault in my mind but it gives you an idea of the kind of place it is. If you really want as cheap as possible, and you don't have unreasonable standards as to what "cheap as possible" gets you, go for it. It's a place to sleep and you (probably) won't get murdered. If any of that gives you pause, go elsewhere.
