Quality Inn

We booked a handicapped room for the weekend, and it was clean and great overall. The bathroom really stood out, especially for my 80-year-old mom. She loved not having to worry about falling or stepping in and out of a tub. The staff were amazing and always happy to answer questions. We'll stay here whenever we visit again.

There were no amenities at all, and the room above us sounded like a herd of cattle. We had to stay three nights for an event in the area, and it was awful. I'd go to Fort Smith and skip Sallisaw. This is a typical low-end motel off the freeway. If you book a king, you get a room the size of a closet; to get even a small normal room, you have to book two queens. I requested an upper floor but was put on the first. Quality Inn? That's someone else's idea of quality.

The staff were very polite and professional. The room was small, with limited lighting and a tiny work desk, but it came with a fridge, microwave, and coffee maker. Breakfast was better than at some locations, though not as good as others. There was toast, oatmeal, cereal, yogurt, and waffles. The eggs were a little rubbery but edible, and a meat option would be nice.

The couple at the end room were loud and smoked right beside my room, leaving the side door open while they did it. The smell spread through the hotel, even though all the doors have no-smoking signs. My room was horrendous, smelling of nothing but bleach and mold. Everything was outdated, dusty, and unfit for anyone with kids who wants to relax. At best, the place is poorly cared for and clean. Skip it and go to the Super 8 next door unless you want black feet when you leave. I'm pretty sure they haven't shampooed the carpet in ten years.