Trees Motel

This is a historic property. Very quaint and cozy. Our room had been renovated, and included flatscreen tv, microwave , coffee pot, and mini fridge/freezer. Definitely felt like a step back in time besides those appliances. The bed was old fashioned but comfortable. Clean sheets and towels. Both were soft and plush.

Check in was pleasant and efficient. Room is an interesting eclectic mix of old and new, but clean over all. Sheets were soft and stain-free, plenty of pillows, and bed was firm. Bath towels looked bright white and fluffy. Amenities included coffee maker, microwave, and mini fridge. Wall-mounted shampoo, conditioner, and bath gel in shower. Heater was off at check in, so I had to wear a jacket until the room warmed up. Good heater so didn’t take too long. I didn’t use most of the amenities as I was stuck in town after work due to storm related road closure. I drove home as soon as the road opened. I was glad to have a bed overnight!

Not sure where to start! Checked in. They did not have a guest key because both of them where in the managers truck and he was not there. So, I was given a "MASTER" key. The cleanliness of the place was something to be desired. Wish I had a picture of the lobby. Dirty! Cobwebs all around the light fixture. Couldn't tell the last time the place had been cleaned. The room was just as bad. The blinds, coffee pot, restroom ceiling just filthy. Was asked to leave key in room when I left in the morning. When I returned I ask the same gal that checked me in if she had the key for the room. Nope still with the manager! Yes, I started to lose my cool. Really lost it when she asked me "why are you upset about a key?" Durring the argument and kid came out of know where and started to get in my face. Did not identify who he was. Found out later that is way the ladies son. She left and got a key so I could pack and leave. The manager Jason, was very well tempered understood my frustration and refunded me my second night. I have stayed here a handful of time over the years and will not stay there again. A nice little place, is not so nice anymore. One can only believe that the owner (who lives in Lascaster) does not care about the condition of the place.

Old and funky with some renovation in process. Clean but tired with many repairs needed. Prior stay was in a much nicer room. Reasonably quiet in spite of the location. Parking is tight.

The only good thing about this motel was the front desk lady and the clean sheets and towels. The room was small and the bathroom was even smaller. No bathtub, only standing shower. The bath curtain was smelly. The bathroom was very small. The room and the property both were very dated. One of the outlets behind the bed doesn’t have covers which is very dangerous. I found even the motel 6 quality is better than this. The hotel is right on the road and the room which we got is 2nd from the road due to which i couldn’t get a good sleep due to constant traffic noise.

Room was clean and spacious. Loved the kitchenette! Great location, away from the busy 395, but close enough to shops and restaurants. Very affordable, nice folks running the place.

We like the room, but Air conditioner was loud and clunky, but worked ok. There was a strong mold mildew smell thru our room. Bathroom floor tile were broken and loose, that’s where the odor was coming from. Probably won’t stay at the TREES MOTEL again.

Quirky little place to stop in bishop. The staff is very polite and even though the place is dated and funky, it’s clean and comfortable. Easy walk into town with a great little outside area complete with a ping pong table and BBQ for the very inclined. Would stay here again.

Comfy, dated property is a perfect place to overnight after a wilderness experience.