A city's hotel is a reflection of its view towards business... The hotel is where the business visitor gets his/her's first real impression. So everyone should stay in their hometown's hotel at least one night, then come to your own conclusion of how progressive your community is. If your business visitors stay out of town, then your town ain't got a chance.

Out of towners attending a recent training stayed in both Linton and Bloomfield. They were shocked at the low cost $43.00 a night and described their experience as clean but shabby. I'm sure they willingly would have paid more for a room that didn't have a musty smell, a dehumidifier in the center of the room and a threadbare coverlet. I've heard local residents refer people to the Comfort Inn in Sullivan, what does that suggest?