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Budget Traveler Motor Lodge

Name: Budget Traveler Motor Lodge
Address: 71 Main St, Presque Isle, ME, 04769, US
Telephone: (207) 769-0111
Price range: $$$

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71 Main St, Presque Isle, Maine, 04769, United States

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Rebecca Cornell

Apr 14, 2013

Stayed here for a week while working in town. The beds are like sleeping on the floor. Linens a very dirty white color and so worn they're thin and tearing in spots. The staff doesn't know or have access to the miniscule amenities the motel has. They took pictures of our stuff and charged one member of our group for smoking in a room that wasn't smoked in. Then refused to let us speak to the manager. Our room sink was clogged with hair and even after asking them to fix it 3 times it still never got fixed.. see attached picture. Will never stay here again. Edit: the free breakfast is dry cereal and toast. What a joke.

Bryan Fuller

Jun 19, 2018

This is a great place to stay with an exceptional staff. The entire place was being remodeled while we were there but it did not interfere with our stay in the least bit. The staff is wonderful all the way from the front desk attendants, to the house keepers and the construction/maintenance crews were all nice and as accommodating as possible. If given the opportunity we will choose to stay here again, anxious to see what the rooms look like after the makeover!

Regina Magus

Aug 11, 2012

My children and I were on an extended stay in Maine and decided this was the best price-wise. It was okay at first, but then we realized that the walls are paper thin, people lurk in the halls late at night or in the stairwells. I was not comfortable at all with my two girls going out of the room alone. The place is run down, the lights in the stairwells never sufficient. The manager was horrible and rude to us. Breakfast was okay, but they could use a wider range of fresh foods if families are staying there. Maid service wasn't the best, often times they were quite rude. The beds were uncomfortable to sleep on, but then, being where we were located, we almost never slept because of all the noisy traffic. The towels were thin, flimsy and small and looked like they cleaned with some of them. If there was a nicer staff, better maid service, non smoking rooms, security cameras in the halls, more comfy beds, less traffic, and better breakfast choices, I would maybe consider staying again. As it is now...I give this place a 0.

sam smith

Mar 20, 2017

I loved the stay rooms were very clean and tidy. desk workers were very friendly. I loved how they had little contiental breakfast set up at 5 am for the early risers with coffee. On top of being the cheapest place in town. I loved my stay 100% . I want to give a big thanks to the Night desk worker that was on shift during my stay i believe her name was Bonnie. She was so friendly and funny and helped me out with little things in town were things were. What was the fastest and easiest way to limestone. Since i had just moved up from New jersey. She also Greeting everyone that come into the breakfast area. I will stay here again in the future . I hope all of you to do the same

El Greennhornn

Oct 15, 2018

The place is an absolute scam. Stayed here with my dogs. Cleared the room with staff. Got two hours down the road, they call and say they are charging us for damages. We ask for a picture of said damages, knowing our dogs did not do anything having been kenneled. Hours later we receive an email of the corner of some bed in some room, with absolute zero specifics linking it to the room we stayed in. The chew mark also looked wierdly similar to a box cutter tear, no stuffing was pulled out. When I told them that was not damage done by my animals the assistant manager laughed at me and told me they would be charging me for the damages. Again this is after I am hours away from the Hotel. The hotel itself was disgusting, but there is no where else to stay with dogs and they know it. They had construction workers out front who were rude to my wife and friends girlfirend. The room smelled of dog piss. It was not worth the money, and definitely not worth the time dealing with the credit card company to dispute this obvious attempt to scam an Army Veteran and his family. Save yourself the headache and stay somewhere else. It will definitely smell better.

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