Quality Inn & Suites Charlotte Airport

A nice breakfast counter, and Daniel was very kind and well mannered. As a first-time traveler to the US, she made me feel comfortable. Thanks, Daniel. This is a very good place to stay if you want to be near the airport.

We had a handicap room, but instead of a walk-in shower there was a bench seat. That worked for me, but not for my 90-year-old father. I also had to move furniture to fit my wheelchair in, since a desk was in the main walkway. None of the handicap ramps had been shoveled, and snow had made them inaccessible. The room was nice and clean. The man at the desk was very cold and spoke so quietly I had to ask him to repeat himself. He didn’t like that at all. So I took off two stars.

The bed and pillows were comfortable, if you could actually sleep in them. The walls were paper thin, and after dark we heard loud whistling at midnight, then someone dragging a suitcase and giggling at 2 am. A car alarm went off for a solid hour too. We didn’t get to sleep until 3 am and had to wake up at 5. The room was tiny and smelled bad, and the floors felt absolutely dirty. The bathroom door was so close to the toilet you could hardly sit down, and there was barely any space to change clothes unless you did the whole “turn around so you can’t see me” thing. The location was close to the attraction we’d come to town for, with an easy commute and traffic that wasn’t too bad. Cracker Barrel was right next door.

The beds were really comfortable, though the floors were incredibly dirty and clearly hadn’t been mopped in a very long time. It’s a convenient spot with the airport close by and a free shuttle. For the room quality, you get what you pay for.