Canadian Inn

The owners were amazing had a homey feel, the bed was amazing and the dog park was awesome Everything was great nothing to not like

Great location to where I was working. Great if traveling with pets. Parking was a little tight, but was manageable. Loved the memory foam bed and large tv. Price is very reasonable for what you get. No complimentary breakfast. Room smelled. Rust on the tub. Shower curtain had mold on it. Coffee pot hadn’t been cleaned. Had to keep shoes on because floor was tile/hardwood and with traveling in and out, was dirty all feeling all the time. No fresh towels daily.

As they have renovated they extended the wall outlets to where they were accessible and made them 4 instead of just 2. There were 3 spots, I think, like that. It was comfortable and we got a good night’s sleep. The place was built in 1960, in 1960 I would have been very impressed with how they put the buildings on a hill. Now not so much but we were placed in a very workable spot. They are renovating and it shows but we were okay with that.

I stayed at the Canadian Inn towards the end of a six-week-long road trip, and am glad I did. The Canadian was a welcome break from cookie-cutter hotels and motels that begin to fall apart as soon as they are completed. The Canadian was built sixty years ago, and will be around for sixty more. The couple who recently bought it are fixing it up after years of mismanagement. Stay away if scratches on furniture or rust stains under a bathtub spigot irk you. Come if you appreciate windows that open, comfortable furniture, plenty of light, and genuine friendliness. Especially if you have a dog -- the property has a big, fenced dog enclosure with a fire hydrant, toys, and a picnic table. Outside the enclosure is another picnic table, and a few minutes walk away is a restaurant that embodies its motto, "Home Cookin' Done Right."

Having been in the Marine Corp I have slept in a lot worse places, but my wife and daughter havent so I had to eat the room charge and move on down the road.

Although the property looked pretty rundown, when driving in, the rooms were clean and updated

Room were decent. It was a cute stay in a small town. Dog friendly option hotel made it a better stay for us. Thank you!

Hospitality that is above and beyond!

The room was clean and the bed was comfy. Kristen the owner was an absolute gem-- one of my favorite people I've ever met. <3

Old everything and seemed unclean. Beds were ok with memory foam.

For the price it was nice, clean, warm too. They called me when they thought I had left a sweater after I checked out. Very thoughtful.

Great beds, easy access , restaurants close by friendly staff Nothing really

We loved how quiet it was and the cleanliness. At check in the owners were very nice!

Bed squeaked so bad you couldn't put any pressure on mattress without it making loud noise. Mold around bathtub. Caulking pealing everywhere.

Lovely people

Very clean

While the owners were super-nice and helpful, the motel property itself is sub-standard. Yes, I understand that "We are remodeling", but the reviews on Expedia led me to believe The Canadian Inn was in a class with much nicer hotels. The door to my room had previously been kicked open, and hastily repaired (I slept with the room desk pushed up against the entry door). The bathroom had no sink, so I had to shave, etc in the kitchenette sink. I was accosted by several homeless types in the motel parking lot at night. The Canadian Inn normally charges bargain rates, but I visited on a busy weekend in town, and paid close to Best Western or Fairfield Inn rates. As nice as the owners were, I will not be choosing the Canadian Inn for my future visits to town.

Nope.

Terrible and nasty

Very good