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The motor lodge was nothing more than a lesser quality motel which lacked any charm. Furniture was old, chipped and faded. Bathroom floor was cracked at toilet base. We would not return unless we could get lodging in one of the other buildings.

We were only able to stay for one night. I had my small dog with us & felt the entire area was beautiful, safe & very easy to get around. We would have liked to have stayed longer but we were on a tight schedule. We will definitely return in the future.

On the Main St. are many restaurants, stores, coffee shops and Sturbridge Village, all within walking distance.of each other. The plaza on Rt 20 has several popular venues, Wal-Mart, Marshall's, Unos, Applebee's and Staples. My favorite place to eat was at the Condesa Mexican restaurant, and Yankee candle outlet nearby was a pleasure to visit.

Location of the accommodation was very good. Clean and soft white sheets were nice. Pillows were very nice. The list of which TV networks were on which stations was very helpful. The shower was great. The breakfast was very good. The managing staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was small and loaded with furniture. Very hard to move around in. The computer outlet was not near the desk. The room had a musty odor which we think was due to the air-conditioning filter not being changed. Ashtrays should be removed from outside door (they we placed on top of the air-conditioning units.

We stayed in Sturbridge because we were visiting Sturbridge Village. The town itself really doesn't have a lot but we did find a pizza place (there are several but we tried one of them) that was pretty good, it was called Enrico's Brick Oven Pizzeria & Pub.

Old Sturbridge Village is the main attraction in town. It is a lovely trip for families. You enter the Village and you are transported to the 1800s. It is a full working village separate from the outside world. Once inside there are no cars, telephone wires, or anything to distract you from enjoying your day living in history. Sturbridge also has many wonderful restaurants. Everything from a local gem-Cedar Street Grill, to pizza, fast food and ice cream. Not far from Sturbridge (5 minutes) is Tree House Brewery which is known world wide! Three times a year you will find the Brimfield Antiques Market just 15 minutes down Route 20.