The motel underwent renovation in about 2022, so it has updated decor. Definitely fits in with the trend of upcycled motels! My room was very spacious with two queen (or double) beds, and a small studio kitchen (stovetop, microwave, fridge, sink, coffee maker, minimal supplies for basic cooking). There was plenty of room to stash bags or gear so that it doesn't take up floor space. Wall hooks just inside the door are perfect for winter jackets. You park in front of your room, and can then access the large grassy grounds between the motel and the lake from sliding glass doors. There are two chairs and a small table outside each set of sliders. One thing I appreciated is that the room had two layers of curtains -- sheers to let in light but block sun glare, and black-out curtains. Everything seemed suitably clean, although like almost all motels and hotels, nooks and crannies don't get cleaned regularly enough. In my case, being a bit of a spider-phobe, and my visit occurring during still-warm weather, there were some populated spider webs over the exterior front door, and a web or two up under the curtain valance. Many people wouldn't be bothered by this. I asked the manager on duty to sweep down the webs at 8:30 at night, and he did. The motel is located on the main road/highway through town, but I was not bothered at all by noise. While my visit was on weekdays and in September, I've been to Rangely enough in other months to know that road noise is not usually a problem. What's nice is that a 5-10 minute walk will get you to the town park, restaurants, a few shops. This IS Rangely, and it's not a jumping place, but that's why I love it.