Room was pretty clean, but was poorly laid out, had weird TV controls, and was certainly not really handicapped accessible in spite of being advertised as such. While it did have a chair height toilet, it was actually a high wall tub/shower with no handheld shower and the only grab bar was completely in the wrong area to grab on to for support when you need it because you are actually handicapped as I am, and book these types of rooms because I actually need to be able to count on them. I asked the desk clerk about the lack of the walk in shower stall and handheld showerhead that I was promised and he said they didn't actually have any of those.
Additionally, what they call a breakfast was actually pretty lacking by todays standards of most other motels, and it is held in a regular motel room, so the size of the breakfast space is very severely limited along with any semblance of any real selection, or even much quality to any of the offerings that were there. If you do happen to stay here you should probably just plan on just going next door to McDonalds to buy yourselves a breakfast, as this places breakfast definitely isn't likely to do it for you or your family.