Quality In & Suites

They were very accommodating when we arrived much later than planned, and everyone on staff was friendly. The room was extremely comfortable, and the free hot breakfast was delicious. During our summer 2025, 2,000-mile cross-country road trip, this was the only hotel that offered one. We’d definitely stay again if we pass through.

We only had one night here in September during our cross-country drive, and wished we could have stayed longer. The room was clean, quiet, and really comfortable, and the staff were friendly. The complimentary breakfast was awesome, especially since so few hotels seem to offer that anymore. This was our favorite hotel of the trip.

Update: I got a response accusing me of smoking in the room, and that’s a lie. I swear on my son’s life I didn’t smoke there. Check the cameras, you’ll see I smoked outside in my truck. I’m not sure why you didn’t respond to my actual complaint instead of making that accusation, but it would be nice to be asleep rather than dealing with this. I’ll take a lie detector test if I have to. When I checked in, no one told me about a $250 deposit. I rolled a few marijuana joints for the road trip because I have a severe bone disease and need them for pain. I was a passenger, and I smoked in my truck, not the room. I was told smoking outside was okay. They charged me $250 and never gave me a chance to explain. I was also excited to use the jacuzzi, but the water was only warm, not hot, and the seats were crumbling concrete. They scratched up my legs and other areas. The place is run down. It’s a horrible place, and I’ll never come back. Thieves.

I needed a place to rest while traveling, so I took the room, but I wouldn’t recommend this hotel to anyone with a service support animal. The person at the desk said pets were accepted and there’d be a $25 fee. When I explained it was a service animal for support, she still said the charge applied. Then she told me it was fine, but to keep it out of housekeeping’s sight or I’d be fined. I was confused and just accepted the room. I would have eaten breakfast, but the dining area sign said no pets, so my family and I had to take turns. The desk person watched me the whole time. They should train staff on the difference between a pet and a service support animal.