Quality Inn

I slept well, and the location was great. I was also able to get milk for my baby, which helped. Breakfast had bread, a toaster, butter, jam, milk, a waffle maker and waffles, tea, coffee, juice, an apple, and muffins. The bread and muffins were good, but the waffles weren’t. My room wasn’t clean, though: the sheets were stained, there was no toilet paper in the bathroom, and I had to get some from the front desk. The toilet flushed very slowly and didn’t clear things properly. For what I paid, it didn’t work out. I’ve stayed at two star hotels for half the price that were cleaner.

For the price, this was one of the cleanest hotel rooms I’ve stayed in, and the beds were really comfortable, even if they sat a bit high and were hard for me to climb into. The woman who checked me in at night was friendly and made it easy. My family’s rooms all looked like they’d just been remodeled. Breakfast was minimal, but that was fine for what I paid. I’d recommend it if you’re on a budget.

We won’t stay here again. Our accessible room had a low toilet and no walk-in shower, so both were difficult to use after knee surgery. The room smelled musty when we arrived, which seemed typical of a less expensive hotel, and breakfast was minimal.

I skipped breakfast. They had waffles, and though I’m not into syrup, they smelled good. The bed and pillows were surprisingly comfortable, and I slept like a baby. Must be a Stearns and foster.