Pros: Overall the staff seemed friendly enough. Parking was easy. Our supposedly queen bed room had a GIGANTIC bed which could easily have fit a family of four. Heating (though a pain to use) worked quite well. Location was pretty good, the important amenities easily accessible.

Cons: Obviously not a resort-style experience from the price point, but the rooms could use some attention. Our window was more-or-less detached from it's frame, letting in all the sounds and wind from outside; it also did not lock. Security bolt on the door was broken. Using the antique floor heating unit required a lot of contortions even to find the on/off dial. Bathroom... better not to look, especially at the walls, and only use it when absolutely necessary. Bathroom door also did not completely close. I'm not sure what was going on with the cable TV, but it was basically useless if that's important to you.

Overall: Honestly, with some relatively minor (but important) repairs and more thorough attention to cleaning, this place would be fine for a traveler on a budget. As it is, it's an uncomfortable stay. Not the worst out there, but definitely uncomfortable.

I have mixed feelings about staying at the Falcon Inn so I’ll explain it this way:

The good- location is great! It’s a 10 minute drive to the falls, but it’s not walking distance to them. However, you can take the bus and there is a bus station right in front of the motel. Also, there are shops near by open all day. The pool looked clean. There is a playground for kids and bbq grills to cook. Easy free parking. If you get the family room with kitchenette they have all utensils and pots/pans. There were no bugs/roaches in the room.

The bad: rooms are quite old and bed was stiff/firm. Air conditioner was ok but small for the room. There was no hair dryer, no iron, no coffee maker. Management is not friendly and welcoming.

The ugly: there are a lot of other hotels that might be better but if you are on a budget and this is all you can afford then go for it. You will survive I promise.