Quality Inn

For $189 a night, it felt overpriced. The room was dated, though I guess it would suit someone who wants a bathtub right beside the bed. The sheets and bedding were clean enough, but there was mold in the shower. The TV and microwave didn't work, and there was only one towel per person.

The rooms were very clean and smelled fresh. I gave it four stars because there wasn't a hair dryer or an iron in the room.

We had a wonderful stay at the Hampton Inn next door! Here, customer service had to track down a manager whenever we had a question, the rates were higher, and every request we made was turned down.

The pool was unavailable during our stay, though there is a gym and laundry room. Inside, the halls were updated and clean, and the room was nice, with comfortable beds that were on the soft side. It had a good-sized TV, a decent fridge, and a microwave. The bathroom was okay, but the light and blower shared a switch, so it was loud at night. The shower curtain wouldn't stay in place on the curved rod, and water ended up all over the floor. Breakfast is free, but it wasn't very good, so I'd probably eat elsewhere. The outside looks a little more dated than the remodeled interior. Some lobby bulbs were burnt out and should probably be replaced, since it made the open, inviting lobby look less appealing.