Cozy Corner Motel & Restaurant — Restaurant in Yukon

I normally support small, family-owned businesses, but this place makes a strong argument in favor of the giant, soulless mega-corporations that have at least some minimum quality requirements for their franchisees. Where to start? The building itself is in a state of advanced decay - the motel is built on a slope, and the bottom floor turned out to be what may once have been apartments but is long abandoned. So each room is essentially perched on top of an abandoned apartment. The carpets were so filthy we literally kept the shoes by the side of the bed in case we’d need to use the bathroom during the night. One of the beds in the “deluxe” room was a crude metal spring mattress. The walls were so thin we could hear each individual stroke of the neighbor brushing his teeth. Towels so stained they’d be turned away by Goodwill thrift stores. Weird, sud-less “soap” in filthy brand-name dispensers obviously refilled over and over. And the food? If $20 for a chicken wrap consisting of two McNugget-size lumps of gristle and a wilted salad leaf sounds like a good deal, you’ll...

I normally support small, family-owned businesses, but this place makes a strong argument in favor of the giant, soulless mega-corporations that have at least some minimum quality requirements for their franchisees. Where to start? The building itself is in a state of advanced decay - the motel is built on a slope, and the bottom floor turned out to be what may once have been apartments but is long abandoned. So each room is essentially perched on top of an abandoned apartment. The carpets were so filthy we literally kept the shoes by the side of the bed in case we’d need to use the bathroom during the night. One of the beds in the “deluxe” room was a crude metal spring mattress. The walls were so thin we could hear each individual stroke of the neighbor brushing his teeth. Towels so stained they’d be turned away by Goodwill thrift stores. Weird, sud-less “soap” in filthy brand-name dispensers obviously refilled over and over. And the food? If $20 for a chicken wrap consisting of two McNugget-size lumps of gristle and a wilted salad leaf sounds like a good deal, you’ll...

Very much a motel. Was not greeted when checking in. Waited 5 minutes while the person did something on the computer, then they asked for cc and said room 3. That was the total conversation.||Unwelcoming sign posted in the bathroom of the room.. see photo.||Room was relatively clean. Bedding was simple motel style. Plate and cups in the bathroom were clearly dusty and hadn’t bern wiped in a long time. There was no hand soap or shower items, had to call and have them brought over. Towels were clean but rough. No housekeeping services during our 3 night stay. Not great lighting.||No thermostat in the room. First night was too hot with the heat going, other nights were too cold with no heat going.||Room doors are a simple door handle, no deadbolt or extra lock on the inside.||Used the room for only sleeping because we were out exploring morning til night.||Would not...