The room was decent, but the bed felt like it was broken in the middle and it creaked every time we moved. Also, the adjuster knob on the air conditioner was broken off so we couldn't adjust the temperature setting. Fortunately, it was the right temperature. The online listing said there was free breakfast, but all they have is coffee in the morning. Other than that, it wasn't a bad stay.
When I first entered the room, it had a horrible smell in it. I had gotten a jacuzzi suite with a King bed. The bed linens looked like they were not washed, the jacuzzi wash just a tub wit jets and it was black or dark blue which made the tub look worse but on its own it looked like they never washe'd It from the last person's stay, looked like someone had climbed out right before I had gotten there... very dirty. I tried to make the best of it because they said no refunds. I was someone up posed to stay for two nights and left after the first night. The final straw for me to where I was willing to eat one night of the way overpriced room than its worth was when it was nighttime the Cockroaches began to come out. Then I opened some drawers and not only weye there more roaches but there was dead ones where they had killed them then left them there and black specks which were feces which meant they had been there way too long. That's when I figured out that the horrible overpowering smell was bug powder.DISgusting place!!!! Wouldn't recommend to my worse enemy.
if you just want a place to stay ,shower and sleep its ok...........If you want to impress your wife or girlfriend,it ain't going to happen..... Probabaly one of the poorer places I have stayed in a long time
Good location for an interstate hwy overnight stop. Room clean. Breakfast not so good.
Oak Grove Inn places you 19.8 mi (31.8 km) from Kauffman Stadium and 19.9 mi (32 km) from Arrowhead Stadium. This 53-room motel has in-room conveniences like refrigerators, microwaves, and TVs.
The 53 rooms have an array of amenities, including microwaves, refrigerators, and free local calls. Guests can expect free WiFi and TVs with cable channels.
Oak Grove Inn features free WiFi in public areas, coffee in a common area, and laundry facilities. You can take advantage of free parking if you drive. Front-desk staff are standing by 24/7 to assist with any requests.
The room was decent, but the bed felt like it was broken in the middle and it creaked every time we moved. Also, the adjuster knob on the air conditioner was broken off so we couldn't adjust the temperature setting. Fortunately, it was the right temperature. The online listing said there was free breakfast, but all they have is coffee in the morning. Other than that, it wasn't a bad stay.
When I first entered the room, it had a horrible smell in it. I had gotten a jacuzzi suite with a King bed. The bed linens looked like they were not washed, the jacuzzi wash just a tub wit jets and it was black or dark blue which made the tub look worse but on its own it looked like they never washe'd It from the last person's stay, looked like someone had climbed out right before I had gotten there... very dirty. I tried to make the best of it because they said no refunds. I was someone up posed to stay for two nights and left after the first night. The final straw for me to where I was willing to eat one night of the way overpriced room than its worth was when it was nighttime the Cockroaches began to come out. Then I opened some drawers and not only weye there more roaches but there was dead ones where they had killed them then left them there and black specks which were feces which meant they had been there way too long. That's when I figured out that the horrible overpowering smell was bug powder.DISgusting place!!!! Wouldn't recommend to my worse enemy.
if you just want a place to stay ,shower and sleep its ok...........If you want to impress your wife or girlfriend,it ain't going to happen..... Probabaly one of the poorer places I have stayed in a long time
Good location for an interstate hwy overnight stop. Room clean. Breakfast not so good.
