I don't think it was worth my drive to go here. Its in the middle of no where so be prepared to drive for hours with no civilization in sight. And very windy roads, I wish i hadn't gone at all. BUT the one upside is that there is a restaurant right next to it that had AMAZING food. The chili and the pulled pork sandwich were amazing. I wish I could eat it every week.
The address is only off by a little bit. Theres a lot to park in a 1/2 a mile from the address on here. You just have to walk across the street to start on the trail. Its a pretty rough climb so make sure you have good shoes. And eat A LOT before going I made the mistake of having a light breakfast and was shaking by the end of it. Really great view from the top!
I loved the room and the location was close to a lot of restaurants. The man at the front desk had a great personality. I would defiantly stay here again. One tiny thing I hated (that's the case at all hotels) I hated that for breakfast they had "dish ware" only in styrofoam. Not only it is horrible for the environment but if you put anything too hot on it it melts and releases dangerous chemicals that you could consume.
This place sucked. The entire room felt moist, the carpet, the walls, and the top of the bed were all moist to the touch. I couldn't use the pillows. It was horrible. I will probably never stay at another Americas Best Value Inn, I'd rather spend an extra 20 bucks for a dry feeling room.