Quality Inn Emporia

We had a baby with us, which made this feel especially disturbing and unsafe. My husband even had to go buy cleaning supplies so we could disinfect the room ourselves. In the second room, which was only a little cleaner, there was mold on the floor near the bed, a dirty microwave, and rat droppings. The first room was completely unacceptable too: a filthy bathtub, visible mold everywhere, a strong musty smell, bugs in the sheets, and a phone that didn't work and was coated in thick grime, as if it hadn't been cleaned in months. We asked to move rooms, but neither one was okay. This is unacceptable for a hotel. Management needs to step up, and I wouldn't recommend staying here unless you're ready to clean the room yourself and risk your family's health.

The area was nice for walking a dog, and the room was clean. It's very convenient to I-95. Shah and Sufi, the two gentlemen there from check-in through checkout, were professional, friendly, and efficient. The owners should be proud of them.

I skipped the continental breakfast because I was worn out from driving, so I can't comment on it. The room was clean enough to put me at ease, though not Zori clean. The people at the front desk were kind, professional, and welcoming. I usually toss and turn in hotels, but I slept right through the night, which felt like a miracle. A solid stay.

It worked as a place to lay our heads, and it's pet friendly, but that's about it. The room was bare-bones, the bed needs replacing, and the TV kept losing its signal overnight. The phone was disconnected when I tried to call the front desk. None of the vending machines worked, there was furniture by them, and old mattresses sat by the dumpster. Breakfast is continental.