Quality Inn & Suites

Stayed here a couple of times to visit a prisoner. Happy with the stay and recommend it

This hotel is in need of major updating. The furniture is old and scratched, the desk chair was broken, the other chair was stained, the curtains did not fit windows, bathroom needs to be redone.

The manager was so helpful. I had run into a family emergency and had to leave immediately. She is working with ******* on a refund. The hotel was clean and location is great if you want to walk to some restaurants.

The room and bedding were all clean and comfortable, staff is great, but the room had a weird musty smell to it.

The rooms smelled musty. The breakfast was just okay and very poor at seating. Just 2 tables for everyone to eat. Coffee bad.

It was a very decent place, the signs say excuse our mess. It was also obvious that they didn’t have enough people working, the employees that are working are putting in a lot of days in a row.

The overall condtion of the hotel seemed good. My room was spacious and well appointed. The room was clean, with a very comfortable bed. The front desk staff was very friendly.

Staff was awesome and very helpful!! Requested extra stuff and it wasn't a problem!! Everything was just awesome as we weren't dissatisfied... thank you for hosting us!!

The good: The "log cabin" walls were kind of cute, and the canopy bed was cute and comfortable. The bathroom seemed excellently clean, and the shower had plenty of water pressure. The tap water also tasted nice. The bad: The room was dark and smelled of old smoke. There was a gray stain on the sheets (dropped ash?), which were microfiber. Some like those - I think they feel plasticky. The whirlpool took up half the room and was surrounded with mirrors (gross, unless you look like a pinup, which alas I don't). There was no desk. The carpet was old and ugly. Generally kind of a depressing atmosphere. The breakfast was mostly yucky (cold eggs, weird-tasting potatoes), and the coffee was so weak it was undrinkable.