Would make a good location for filming COPS or Survivor
My only regret about staying at this hotel, is that I stayed at this hotel. This is a exterior access property surrounded by a truck stop, a truck parking lot where the rigs idle all night and a scary looking bar. Communication with the desk attendant is done through a protective glass window with a slot for passing money through. Due to the noise from the trucks, you have to put your ear right down to the slot in order to hear the attendant. 
When I checked into my "non-smoking" room, the smell of smoke was so heavy, I was surprised the fire department wasn't still on scene. When I complained to the attendant, he left his protective enclosure and pointed out to me that there was indeed a No Smoking sign on the door, then added " they smoke at night and there is nothing we can do".
To his credit, he did bring in some type of odor eliminator and gave the room a few squirts. The door and walls of the room were very dirty and the vents were covered in a black grime. The TV remote was partially melted, so I used the plastic bag liner from the ice bucket as sort of a protective barrier between it and myself. During the night there was some sort of disturbance in the parking lot, but I just kept my head down. The Wi-Fi was inoperative.
After checking out the next day, I kept feeling the need to find somewhere to shower. After I got home, since the outside temperature was below freezing I left my suitcase and clothes outside to kill anything which may have infested my bag.
America's Best? Fortunately not.