The facility is old and the amenities are very dingy for the price. Obviously built in the 50s or early 60s the inn is really screaming for a remodel. There is an extremely low attempt to make the rooms presentable or at least something more than a back woods motel. Compared to others we have stayed at in Burbank on Hollywood Way, the space is clean and insect free. Granted it’s a layover for the cruise line passengers for a single nights stay and they try to make it comfortable with room service. However there is no elevator for the 2nd floor if you’re handicapped or have mobility issues. One warning sign are the security bars on the 1st floor windows which indicates a high possibility of theft. The rate is about $100 a night on average which is high since Motel 6 and others are far more comfortable and modern for a lower price. While there is a table and two chairs, the table is seriously worn with missing pieces to the finish and the chairs are fabric covered in a cheap attempt to make them more than they are. All in all the stay is what it is since there are limited choices of hotels and inns in the area. So if you’re looking to stay in a motel that is a throw back to the old days of Route 66 but with the chance of security issues, this is better than other choice along the 405. We stayed the night and in the morning discovered someone tried to smash open the passenger window and damaged the glass doing it. So, we will not be staying there again and even with their camera system which sometimes worked the owners still did nothing to make anything right or try to make it right.