Quality Inn

When I arrived and claimed my reservation, I was given a room. When I went to the room, it was occupied. The desk called the person, he said he had decided to stay longer and just hadn't told anyone. I didn't have a room. The only room available was second floor with one bed. I had to get my 90YO mother up the stairs with her walker. They gave me a fold up cot. Cot and 72YO bodies don't work well. The room was clean except for the big stain in the carper in front of the door, but the balconies and stairwells were littered with cigarette butts and drink cans. Very bad experience.

Was in town for training, and had a reservation. Showed up after a long day of training, to a run down establishment. The end of the hotel used to be a Reno’s steakhouse, that is now a run down place with old mattress and graffiti drawn on dirty windows. Construction equipment staged on both ends, like they are preparing to put it out of its misery. Vending machines were mostly empty, and the pool looked like something off of a house of a thousand corpses. The room itself wasn’t horrible, it was clean and didn’t smell bad. Was bug free, but the shower curtain rod and the area around the drain were rusty. It is what it is, but don’t expect anymore than a place to sleep, or do what adults do in hotels.

Stayed one night. It’s a 2 story motel with exterior doors. The rest of the building looks like a old conference center that isn’t used much anymore. The lobby is nice but very dark. Breakfast was good and hardly anyone there. There used to be some sort of a restaurant or bar attached but since closed. The walls are thin as I could hear the guy in the next room a bit. It’s a fine place to stay for the night.