Knights Inn Amsterdam

Very basic cheap room, 110 for one night including taxes. You're not getting much, but if you're just looking for a place to crash for the night along the road and not spending time there, it's okay. Good: Plenty of space in the room. Mini-fridge worked well, has a separate freezer that really freezes. Wi-fi worked well, and nothing was broken or malfunctioning. Woman at front desk was friendly and helpful. Bad: No power outlets near nightstand. No microwave. No light switch reachable from the bed, so you have to get up to turn light on or off. Only one tiny tube of combined shampoo+conditioner provided, no body wash or separate liquid soap/shampoo, so bring your own.

This is a low-end motel. There is incessant traffic noise from the highway. The only nearby eating establishment is Star Cafe, a typical greasy spoon with minimal fare. The only saving graces are the adjacent laundromat and the price. There is also a minimart by the gas station for survival needs.

This property was fairly clean but shabby and run down. A new bathtub is sorely needed. The bed was comfortable and there was a small refrigerator with a freezer which we needed. The person at the desk was friendly and helpful. We have stayed places for the same cost that were much nicer

It was economical but deferred maintenance probably accounts for that. Outside is trash-free. Front desk young man was efficient. Room smelled musty. Couldn’t stay there more than one night.

In spite of all the negative reviews we read .. some of which portray this hotel as seedy .. and "dangerous" this was not our experience and I was glad I booked before I read them. The staff was fantastic, friendly and accommodating - and we arrived late.. so they could have been not nice. yes the building is tired and aging . and needs an update ..very much so .. but for the cost - was well worth it. and when paired with Star's Cafe - a small independent 6am to 2pm breakfast lunch cafe.. which for less that $20.00 we got 2 "everything omelettes" that filled a platter with, toast and coffee -- who needs the "included" stock breakfasts you get at most discount motels like Super 8 .. in Canada those omelettes would have been $20 ea. .. so worth the stay for a quick stop .. while travelling I90