Quality Inn

The parking lot had creepy people, and I thought there might be some shady activity going on. Inside, the room and floor were filthy, with broken flooring. There was blood and other stains on the comforter. They moved me to another room, but its comforters and chairs were stained too, and they wouldn’t refund me. This is by far the worst hotel I’ve stayed in. I’m still creeped out. Don’t stay here!

The room was very clean, which I was happy about, but the bed was the biggest problem. It was like sleeping on plywood, the most uncomfortable sleep I’ve ever had. Honestly, the floor might’ve been more comfortable. I was only there for a short stay and was by myself, so I didn’t make a big deal of it. If I’d been with someone, I definitely would’ve cared. Also, I had to keep track of two remotes just to work out how to turn the TV on and off.

The woman at the front desk was as sweet as could be, but the room was one of the most disgusting I’ve ever seen. I have bad knees and can’t do stairs, and the only ground-level room they had was a smoking room. Smoking itself doesn’t bother me, but the chemical smell from whatever they’d just sprayed was so strong we were gagging. The floor was so filthy it turned my brand-new slippers black. The walls looked like they’d never been wiped, and smoke or who knows what was oozing out of the outlets. Filth does bother me.

The WiFi barely works if you’re in the back of building three, which sucks. Otherwise, I’ve got nothing negative to say. It’s a good, quiet hotel with clean, spacious rooms, a decent breakfast, and plenty of parking. I’d definitely recommend it.