Sahara Motel

Alright, so let's get the good out of the way first since there are fewer things to list.
The location was amazing, goregous view and only steps from the beach. For the price it's a bargain. This concludes the good segment.
The bad. First off, the rooms theirselves are very old and out dated. A very strong "musk" would be the best way to describe it; like looking though a great grandparents forgotten closet. The bathrooms are a bit off as well due to the placement of the toilet to the windows; You are basically shielded from the outter world while you do your business with a thin lightly frosted window. It doesn't offer much privacy while doing your business or even showering. The amenities are few. The ice machines look as if they've never been cleaned. It says soda machines on first floor? There are none. When asked we were told to try up the street at the liquor store. The room itself wasn't very clean. Tolerable at most, anyone with higher standards for thereselves or family should consider a slightly more expensive room for the mindfulness of a clean room & a non-public display bathroom.

We will never stay here again. It has drastically went down hill since we visited last! This place needs updated ao bad it isn't funny!
Best part about staying here was thw gentleman that helped us out while we were there! He was really kind and super helpful!

I couldn't find the front office, then i couldn't find my room. I'm not a brain surgeon, but I'm not an idiot either. Some signs would be nice. Rooms are old, outdated and smell musty. The window heater/air conditioner just couldn't warm the room up enough. The pillows are lumpy and small - there are 4 pillows on 2 double beds, and there's 3 different kinds. I had an Oceanfront room on the 2nd floor which offers an awesome view of the Boardwalk and the Ocean, but the walls seem thin/poorly insulated. I could hear my neighbor's talking, and when someone closes their door, it shakes the room. I guess you get what you pay for, an Oceanfront room for $70 something a night ain't gonna be the Taj Mahal. Im glad my wife didn't come, she wouldn't stay here...