It's about what you would expect to find at an economy lodge built in the '70s and changed little since. The amenities are, in fact, right out of central casting for a movie showcasing bell-bottom pants and long sideburns. My room, 118, was surprisingly large and, by all accounts, reasonably clean. It also included a working refrigerator and presumably functional microwave oven. Several of the lights, though, flickered or didn't work. On the morning of my stay, the wireless Internet access was also on the blink. Still, the price was right - $69 plus tax - and the location was convenient.