Quality Inn & Suites

Weeds and dirty glass windows and doors. Lobby not appealing. Elevator was out of service. Air conditioning in room barely working and big crack in sink bowl. Carpet old and lumpy. Linen seemed fresh and clean. Would not return.

The television did not work The room smelled stale You could order room service but not eat in your room?

The pool had rocks in it along with small little tile pieces and the was very cloudy not to appealing to get in

I expected more given the ratings and comments on this property. The pool is tiny and the was so cloudy you couldn’t see the bottom. The first floor hallway had a horrific smell the entire stay. Rooms were clean but outlets were extremely loose and if a switch by the door was off then other outlets across the room would be off, as well. Very strange. There were signs in the cramped breakfast area that said no food in rooms which was strange considering the rooms have a fridge and microwave. The attendant at the front desk was friendly and attentive. For the cost I guess I can’t really complain too much but just didn’t meet my expectations.

Employees are all very kindly and helpful. The room is clean. Breakfast is also good. Very good experience.

The front counter person did not welcome us. He just asked for our last name. I gave him my credentials and he gave me keys to the room and then said the elevator was out. I asked for a refund and he gave it to me without question. He said all elevators were out in other hotels as well. He recommended the Drury and we stayed there.

I have really been enjoying my stay at the Quality Inn. The service is excellent, and the room has almost everything I needed. Highly recommended!

Nice room as always, perfect spot to be at if you enjoy shopping and quick access to restaurants

Very very dirty, blood on sheets, front desk guy was super creepy. He said he needed a deposit so I grabbed my card. He asked if i had cash, i said no, so he said he didnt need a deposit!? Huh? Within one hour i had a drunk man knocking on my door and another down the hall begging to be let into a room