Quality Inn

SUPER thin walls.
Rooms were okay.
I would stay here again if I had to.

Very nice staff, clean room and decent free morning breakfast. Nice indoor pool.
I would stay here again.

What a great find on the road. Definitely worth the stop for any traveler looking for a clean, friendly, place to stay. A great lounge, and breakfast for your morning.
The staff at the front desk make this place everything it is. And that is «A gem on your trip to everywhere»

The outside doesn’t look like much. But the staff is amazing, and the rooms are great. Great price too.

Typically, we enjoy staying at quality inns, but this one we did not stay at. The manager on duty was extremely rude as we were trying to check in. She made it clear that we were inconveniencing her by trying to get a room. We left and stayed at the econolodge instead and really enjoyed our stay. Econolodge had the same quality of rooms, great breakfast, for a better price. Stay there instead, you won’t regret it.

Beware! The hotel bills itself as pet friendly however we ended up with $ 150 bill on top of our nights bill because we were moving and kept one cat in the room overnight. They never asked us about pets but prominently posted a pet friendly facility. BEWARE!

Choice Hotels has surely won my business. Ok so there are chips in the paint in the bathroom and little imperfections. WOOOOO: flailing arms: Our night stay for two queen beds was $ 66. I don’t expect marble countertops for $ 66. The beds are clean and comfortable, the air conditioning works great and it was quiet.
We took the kids to the pool and hot tub and had the area all to ourselves. The staff is friendly and accommodating and once again Choice Hotels provides a great continental breakfast. Fresh pancakes this time. My only turn off was the hallways didn’t seem air conditioned and kind of hot. But we didn’t hang out in the hallways.
They offer two free beers or soft drinks at check in and have a restaurant which will deliver to your room. No need to leave the property but if you want to there is a Safeway across the street and a Wal-​Mart down the road. Stay here if you are passing through. Most defiantly worth the price!

The customer service was horrible. They were trying to charge us double of what the room cost! And when the manager came out to instead of helping he was being rude to us and he told us to go somewhere else. We will definitely not be going back there.

The room is what you would expect for the price. We were just staying over night and the room was tolerable for such. Room had mini fridge, microwave, and coffee maker.
The bathroom was dirty and could use a remodeling. The mirror was chipped. There was dirt in the grout and in the crevice in the bath tub.
Our room overlooked the pool, which was the best thing there. The staff was friendly as well.
For an overnight stay, it does the trick.

Had a horrible experience at this hotel with 10 – 15 moths in the room hovering between the window and the curtain. When lights cane on moths flew to lights. Disgusting.

This place would get more stars if it were a typical cheap motel. But this room cost us $ 144 for the night. The hotel reeked of cigarette smoke, the beds were hard, the bathroom was dirty, and the breakfast was yuck. I wish we would have stayed at the motel 6 for the quality of this hotel.

I’m always tickled by people’s reviews of cheap hotels. This place has never gotten more than 2 stars and people whine and moan about the very factors that make cheap hotels affordable.
This place is fine. Good price $ 85 is what we paid for 2 Queen beds. Clean room. New flat tv’s, free beers at check in. A/​c works great. Bathroom operational, albeit a tad shabby. Decent Free breakfast. Indoor pool. Good restaurant with pretty good food, cozy bar. Free decent wifi. Everything my pal and I were looking for.
Now if you want. A luxurious room with fluffy Pottery Barn towels, a glassed in marble shower, stunning views, five star dining, and an omelette station at the buffet, STAY SOMEWHERE EXPENSIVE! May I suggest La Posada down the road.
Suck it up cheapskates. This place is fine!

«Quality» Inn and they said they had a bed available for $ 75. We were okay with that and after we got home, come to find out they had charged us $ 165. for the room that was suppose to be $ 75. A call to them gave us the run around. looks like were going to have to eat it. They will not get my business again. Avoid this chain of hotels, looks like nothing but problems.
For this hotel room I wouldn’t have mind to spend $ 75. for but $ 165. could have been spent on a true quality inn not just one with the name. They have lost my business. I suggest KEEP DRIVING and don’t look back.

Pool smell, sounds, old room, tiny pillows, crappy breakfast.

This hotel is off I 40, which is convenient for tired travelers. There were no frills but I didn’t expect that and our stay was fine for what it was. The guy who checked me in, was very accommodating and friendly.

I honestly thought with Quality Inn as their name, it would not be a bad stay. I was VERY wrong.
Out of all the hotels I stayed at that week, this one cost the most, and was the worst stay. Cost was even more than Holiday Inn Express.
When the AC turned on, it sounded as if a freight train was pulling thought the room, even had the sound of the wall shaking. Every few minutes the toilet would start running, the sink in the bathroom seemed to take a long time to drain, the shower had almost no water pressure.
The room was very dated, like 1982 dated.
Then to top it off, the next morning when I went check out of the hotel, I was informed they had no working ice machine. Remember, this hotel is located in the Arizona desert, it has a tendency to get rather warm. No ice for the stay or upon check out can be an issue.
Because of this stay, I will go out of my way to not stay in Quality Inns in the future.
I only gave it one star because zero was not an option

Stayed in this motel one night — not impressed with the «quality» of the hotel, although it wasn’t all bad.
1. Asked for a non-​smoking room, but the hallway to our room reeked of cigarette smoke. A definite minus.
2. The heat/​ac unit in our room worked well. A plus.
3. The water pressure was AWFUL!!! A definite minus.
4. The breakfast hours are only until 9:00 a.m. When I went in at 9:05, food was still out, but the attendant made it very clear that I was too late to have breakfast. I managed to grab a slice of bread, a couple of sausages, and some orange juice, which I took back to my room. 10:00 a.m. would be a better closing time for the breakfast service.
5. The breakfast attendant came to our car as we were leaving and brought me two yogurts and a spoon, with all apologies for the breakfast fiasco. A definite plus.
6. The bed was comfortable; the covers were not; the pillows were mixed.
7. The Wi-​fi was/​is adequate.
8. There was no television guide in the room for listing of channels/​networks. Our remote control did not work, so Hubby had to get a new one.
9. Towels aren’t soft like they should be.
10. The soap provided just falls apart.
On a definite plus side: the restaurant. I had the AYCE catfish with fries and cole slaw and it was very very good. Even Hubby liked the fish, and he doesn’t like fish! On the other hand, his tacos were — inedible as tacos. He said that the filling was very good, but the tortillas used were flour tortillas — tacos take corn tortillas — and they had been submerged in grease – they were overgreasy and tough.
Another minus — the restaurant won’t let its customers charge the dinner to the room. If the restaurant is part of the hotel, that amenity should be available.
I’d probably stay here again, if I couldn’t get into La Posada!

We stayed at the Quality Inn one night during our 4-​day road trip from California to Texas, and I wish we had decided on another hotel instead. If possible, I would give them ZERO stars.
Here are some of the cons: there was a strong cigarette smell when we had specifically asked for a non-​smoking room (and the hotel was apparently booked to its entirety and they couldn’t move us to another room… instead, they had a guy come up with a «fragrance spray» for us to douse the carpet and furniture); the shower wall had paint peeling off; bathroom vent had cigarette smoke blowing through; one of the chairs in the room had a broken leg; outdated TV (it was a tube TV) with a NASTY looking remote (stains, faded buttons, grease marks); extremely loud heater/​AC unit in the room; and the hairdryer had hair stuck to the intake which blew out air that smelt like burnt hair.
All in all, it was an uncomfortable stay, even for one night. I can’t imagine staying there again. They should reconsider the name of the Inn if they’re unwilling to update their accommodations for guests.

PROS: Friendly, cheerful and courteous front desk staff, reasonable rates, free full breakfast, comfy beds, large clean room, lots of hot water, allows pets
CONS: Older and dated facility, strange odors in hallways, heavy perfume smell in room, broken deadbolt on room door
We make the drive from Denver to Baja 2 or 3 times each year and always pull into a motel somewhere along the way for a quick night’s rest, usually checking in well after 10 PM and departing by 7 AM the next morning. we generally only use the beds and showers, but never stay long enough to use any of the other amenities. We have stayed in many motels along this route over the years, however this was our first time at this particular property. It was neither the best nor worst place we have stayed at. It was quiet and comfortable, and the nighty rate met our budget of $ 90 or less with breakfast included. All thing considered, it was an «OK» motel and met our basic needs.
When we arrived and I met with the night clerk, I was immediately offered a 20% discount on the normal rate. Based on other reviews I have read, this sounds like a normal practice for this particular property. Another plus is that pets are allowed (we travel with a dog), but pets are only allowed on the upper floors, and the only access is via stairs — there are no elevators. Our room was large, had been updated sometime in the past year (new furniture, paint and bathroom). I have a bad back, so I am particular about beds. The bed I slept on was somewhat firm, but comfortable enough to allow me 5+ hours of restful sleep. The pillows were much too soft for me, but I travel with my own so I just used that. The HVAC unit was not too noisy, provided constant and steady white noise to help lull me to sleep, and kept the room temperature consistent and comfortable.
The shower had ample water pressure and we enjoyed what seemed like an endless stream of hot water. The bath towels were on the small side and a bit abrasive/​not soft, but they were about what I expected for this class of motel. The hot breakfast was ready at 6 AM as advertised, however we decided to skip it this trip in order to hit the road earlier. The spread included some kind of hot eggs, sausage patties, cereals, juices and other ‘grab & go” foods you would expect. I did grab a cup of coffee as we left. It was good and hit the spot.
Would I stay here again on another trip? Probably. I felt the accommodations were at par for the location and rate. I would prefer a nicer option and value for the money, but I’m not sure Winslow offers that many accommodation choices.

The staff and the pool were the only thing nice about the place. After driving over 45 hours in the past three weeks, if the room didn’t have bed bugs then we stayed in it.
But this room’s bathroom was awful. The toilet was in desperate need of replacement. It looked like kids took a pencil and drew in the toilet bowl. Then there was brown yuck seeping from around the caulked area of where the floor and toilet meet. Our security lock looked to have been tried to be replaced a handful of times. It was next to a Long John Silver’s and a Safeway. It was a convenient location off the highway. That is it in a nutshell.