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Joined 10 years ago

Free coffee refills and budget rates make this motel tops with highway travelers.. In Short
The first Super 8 opened in Aberdeen, S.D., in 1974, charging $8.88 a night. Today, the national franchise, with its familiar red-and-yellow sign, still stands for dependable rooms at wallet-friendly prices. A staple for road-tripping families, truck drivers and tour groups, the motel offers complimentary morning coffee and continental breakfasts. Another perk for travelers: Super 8 travel cups may be refilled for free at any of the motel's locations.

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allenb2261

Joined 8 years ago

Don't waste your money. we have stayed in may places while traveling for work and pleasure. this place is definately not worth the money. the decor is cheap, the bedding crap, the blanket on the bed was so ruff it could be used as sand paper. when we complained the staff tried to be helpful but really had no better to offer.

we had asked for a non smoking room but the smell of smoke was so strong in the hall that you gagged entering or leaving the room.