Quality Inn & Suites

The room was being lived in by someone else, Tupperware bowls of food in fridge and safety lock on door was broken.

Unacceptable room head leftovers in fridge The room was being lived in by someone else, Tupperware bowls of food in fridge and safety lock on door was broken.

Room smelled musty for several hours.

older hotel that needed some maintenance help . Outlet in bathroom loose in wall, bathroom door knob ready to fall off. bed was comfy breakfast was nothing to brag about

WORST HOTEL EVER. DO NOT STAY HERE. This is the worst hotel I’ve ever stayed at. I never choose anything fancy or too pricey. I chose to pay at hotel and On the day of before check in, they try to charge my card. He said they had a lot of bookings that night and tried to make sure I had a room by charging me sooner. I’m from out of state and my bank didn’t let it go through. The entire hotel was empty and there were max 4 cars in the lot the whole stay. So it seemed very sketchy. When we got the room it seemed clean first glance but moving the sheets and blankets there were crusty and red spots all over like it wasn’t washed and just made. There was also mold on the desk. We got switched rooms and the bed seemed cleaner. But still looked dirty. Had to run to buy cheap sheets and towels at Walmart to stay. The walls were dirty and stained everywhere. Cracks in the ceiling. One of the lights bulbs was missing from the wall. the next day when I went to shower the water didn’t drain properly. This was just a place to sleep but I would never book again and we checked out a day early from the hotel. Please do not stay. The only positive thing was there was a washer and dryer if needed.

You call that a breakfast? When we checked in, we were given room 112. Our key cards would not open room 112 so the clerk gave us the room next-door, 110. no problem, right?WRONG!! At 4:10 AM, we were awakened by the sound of someone repeatedly trying to enter our room. We could see people out in the hallway, moving around and trying to open the door. When activity in the hallway ceased, I opened the door to see people down the hall by the entrance to the lobby. Shortly there after I saw the clerk come around the corner and see me standing in my shorts in the hallway and I asked “do you remember that you moved us from room 112 into room 110? “ he apologized as I bid him and his new guests good night and went in our room and locked the door. Needless to say, we got no sleep for the rest of the night. I asked the clerk in the morning if there could be some reparations made for the scare and inconvenience at 4:15 in the morning. He stated he had no control over any such thing. I will call management at this hotel on Monday, June 10. The breakfast was pretty pathetic. The clerk asked several times if we would like to try the automatic pancake maker. I may have done so if there had been any pancake syrup at all. We had some cereal and a couple sausages which were OK. It’s a shame, but this is really inexcusable!