Sadly the new owner has let this place completely fall apart. Used to be acceptable when the lovely owner Trudy had the place. Was never super nice but she kept it clean and was respectful. The new management is rude! I had items “lost” there. Completely unacceptable. Will sadly never be returning here since I value my health. The layers of dirt were out of a horror film.
GREAT place if you don't need a modern decor. Comfortable and clean beds, powerful AC. Fridge. They offered coffee and pastries, but we ate down the road. Very friendly hosts! We are planning a Fall trip to the area, and we will book a room here.
We were in town for the birth of our granddaughter and were unable to make reservations in advance. Because it was a Friday night, most of the basic hotel/motels prices were nearly doubled from the weekday prices. We found the Golden Manor Motel and it meet our needs. Old-fashioned charm from the 60s. It was clean and bed was comfortable. Not much in the way of TV channels, but that was ok. The couple was very accommodating to our late arrival as we did not know when we would arrive. We had coffee/tea from the lobby in the morning. They also had croissants, but we did not try them. We ate at the diner up the street. Price was very reasonable and we would stay there again.
Needed to stay in a motel for 5 nights in the area, with a clean room with a refrigerator in a safe area. Based on reviews here, took a chance and it turned out well for $65 a night. I am giving it 5 stars based on what was expected. We weren't expecting a Holiday Inn, but a no-frills clean room in a good area and that is what we got. Coffee and croissants are included in the morning and location is next to a good diner. Microwave available in the lobby.
This was the second time my wife and I stayed at this hotel. It is no frills but our room was clean, the air conditioning worked, the beds were comfortable, there was ample parking, the water pressure was good and the water was hot. It is also in an excellent location -- right across the street from the FDR library and house and about a mile from the Culinary Institute of America. There is an excellent diner about a mile north and a Starbucks about 2 miles south. It is hard to communicate with the owners by phone, but e-mail worked fine.
