The Terrace Motel

Used to love this place. Since Larry sold it it's just going downhill. It's old and tired. There were Ants.

We were in town to hike and not looking for anything fancy, so this was the perfect place for our low budget. Cheap, old-school motel walking distance from downtown. The staff is nice and helpful - especially Susan! The check-in/check-out process was super easy. Grocery store, bars, restaurants, dispensary within a few blocks. Nothing fancy but a good deal for such a last minute purchase.

Terrible!!! Will never stay there again. Had to check in at another motel, the outside stairs are a nightmare, especially for a handicap person, no railing, no light in the entrance to enter the room, no safety bar or anything to hold onto in the shower. There weren't even cups to get water with. Mold spots on bathroom wall. No one came to clean the room or bring fresh towels. Parking lot was dimly lit. NEVER AGAIN !!!

We had to go to another Motel a short drive away to check in and had to go back to that motel to get ice! Very inconvient

Kitsch motel, old school, clean, close to everything, but off the main street, few amenities but can't beat price and convenience.

Adding a mini fridge, microwave and coffee pot would be the only changes i would recommend, other than thet i enjoyed my stay. It was quiet and not crouded. Liked that it was just far enough from the main hustle and bustle of the rest of town. If returning to the area i would definitely book again.

Just an old motel, so don't expect much, short staffed so we could not ck in until 5 so they could get the room clean which was inconvenient. Deadbolt did not work on door but handle locked. Beds were comfortable though, it was okay since we are hardy girls, the price was indicative of what was received.

There was no air conditioning and the temp was over 90 the day we were there. The ceiling fan did not work either. There was only one plug in the room, so we had to chose between a lamp, charging our cell phones, or using the box fan. The mattress was horrible, the fixtures were old and water damaged. Felt like we time warped back to 1950, not a quaint, comforting 1950, but a hot, miserable, no air conditioning, or modern electrical devices 1950.

I kept telling myself, pretend you're camping. Hotels in the area were sold out. We were stuck. Every night, the Carpenter Ants would crawl from the rotten drywall in the bathroom. There were bees flying around the room as well. On our 3rd night, my husband's ankle was bit while laying in bed. The carpet was filthy and damp. The area was quiet. The man that checked us in reviewed an area map. I expected a bit less filth for $150/night. I learned that in Munising stay with commercial hotels.