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Friendly helpful service. This old-fashioned motel has been updated, was clean (except for some human hair on a pillowcase). Instant hot water was very nice. Room heating was very efficient. Bed was a little hard.

Very nice town on Historic Route 66. Best known for the historic U-Drop Inn Cafe and Tower Conoco station of art design built in 1936. Was saved from the wrecking crane and restored to its original glory and now used as an office for the Shamrock Chamber of Commerce. Vintage neon lighting installed and turned on after dark. Also, vintage Conoco gas pumps front the station.

The room was well represented by the pictures. The small town fell was great, also how all the buildings have beautiful paintings. We definitely took some great pictures of the town. Love the Allsups, they have excellent burritos and chimis.

The mini sized hand soap is smart. There was no body wash in the tub dispenser, the coffee pot in the room did not work, and there was a snake trying to get on the elevator at the same time as I was. The Evening clerk was less than friendly. She quoted a rate that did not sync with the booking rate. I asked several times for an invoice to verify the rate and was told they could not provide one because it had to come from Booking.com. No one would verify the rate.

Small town off Interstate 40. Nice selections of hotels and gas. Easy on and off. Excellent steakhouse in town! Small town park with a bit of the Blarney Stone from Ireland. Some Route 66 historical buildings which were fun.

This little town has some hidden treasures! Route 66 runs right through town. There are some amazing food options, outdoor music, and you can't forget the huge St. Patrick celebration every year! There are great opportunities for pictures