Spruce Pine Inn

"This is cheap place to stay if you need a roof. I pay a monthly fee here. That saves me a lot of money compared to weekly rates in larger hotels. Month to month which works well for. No problems moving out when my work contract ends. You may have to clean the room to suit you."

"I give a two because it was clean and house keeper was great. Other than that owners are very lazy in keeping breakfast room stocked. No dresser or closet to put clothes in. No telephones in room and most of first floor rooms appeared to be for employees. Night manager is not always availableThis motel is not equipped for elderly or the disable"

"Overall: Could use some work. I don't want to knock this place down though, I hope nobody takes it that way, it's value for your money in a good small-town setting. Has potential, however, and isn't that far off from being problem-free. If you don't mind having to take a few extra small measures to keep the little things at bay it's a decent place to stay and I may consider this place again if I ever go back up to the mountains (coming from Charlotte). Very good for a small budget. Consider this place if you want to save and get some no-frills but decent accommodation. I went into detail of the little things a lot later in this review, but I genuinely do appreciate the work put into this place, especially when I've heard what it previously was a while ago. Getting into the details of it: Found dead bug bits on the blanket, two large ant heads, and in the washcloth, two bug legs. Perhaps they should check the mechanisms of their laundry for dead bugs? Overall not that big of a deal because I can just pluck those off with a piece of TP. Toilet was otherwise clean, and the bathroom window was cracked had a hole in it, & could not close it, so I had to leave it open. Had some small spiders in the corners. If the owner(s) read this, look into RAID barrier spray, it works wonders for keeping bugs out. The bed was nice as well as the pillow although the night stands could be a bit taller so I have a place to put my phone/maybe a portable reading light. This place has a lot of potential and I like the aesthetic of the rooms (it makes the place feel a lot cleaner with the way the rooms are done. It's nice, cozy, and modern) but a few things need touching up. Unlike other budget places I've been this one seems to be making an effort which is good. Rooms could use bigger trash cans, and gaps between inside and outside with the doors and AC units need to be filled. Some caulk should do the trick. And the spiders. The tile ceilings in them have little holes for whatever reason, probably old design, which makes a perfect escape for bugs I'm trying to kill as well as an excellent entry point. Please y'all look into replacing those. I hope they also remodel the shower areas in the future, those seem kind of dated especially compared to the main area of the room, but weren't bad. No rush for them."

"We made reservations on Booking.com. Our room was ready at our 3PM check in. Our room was clean. The wall was painted with bright multicolored triangles. It is over priced for what was offered. The room and bathroom are very small. There is no microwave or coffee maker. There is no place to hang up or store your clothes. There is no comfortable chair to sit on. We did have a mini fridge and and TV. We could not get comfortable in the bed and did not like the provided pillows so we checked at at before 9PM. The man at the front desk did not even ask why we were checking out on the day we checked in."