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| Photos 3-2007: Kummerlowe Archive |
Middletown's
guest buildings were all attached and featured interior corridors.
Guests could remain within the comfort of the facility and enjoy
meals, meetings, and refreshing dips in the heated indoor swimming
pool. The guest buildings themselves retained their exterior attractiveness
and original integrity until at least the later 2000s. Note that
the design was extraordinarily modern and featured minimalist
but functional balconies and patios. |
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Above & Lower: Meeting rooms were just off of the lobby and could have been served by the restaurant. Below: Although the stairwells in the guest buildings were typically functional, one near the center of the property featured an unusual design with "Brady Bunch" stairs and a decorative rock garden--it was an unexpected highlight of the Motor Lodge! |
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Above:
Since the property was built on a hillside, guest room connectors
were unusually sloped and featured windows along the way which
provided a view of the large boulders decoratively arranged adjacent
to the site's parking/courtyard area. |
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