Sun Suites

You could say this is a budget motel, and you get what you pay for. Everything in there seems to be old. But at least they were functional. I felt mostly safe in my room. I didn’t see any prostitutes or drug dealers roaming around.
When I walked into my room, I noticed a funky order permeating the room. The room itself I would describe as practical. I can sleep on the bed at least, and I could also watch TV.
The sheets made my skin itch. But it didn’t feel annoying enough to make me lose sleep over it. I found some strange curly hair embedded in the sheets. But it looked like they washed the sheets in bleach so I didn’t feel too disgusted. But I wouldn’t come in here with a black light. Ignorance is bliss.
I didn’t really feel safe drinking water from the faucet. I did anyway since I got thirsty. I’m still alive so I guess I just got paranoid.
I could not connect to the wireless network at all. I kind of felt gypped since they advertised fast, wireless internet connection. Luckily, I felt too lazy and passive to go complain about it so I just watched TV. They at least had cable.
The best part of this place was the price. I think it cost me about $ 65 for the night. Eating cold Roy’s Cheesesteaks and staying in a budget motel: probably the second best anniversary night that my wife and I had.