La Quinta Inn & Suites St Louis Maryland Heights

Clean rooms nice bads condition is good

I stay in a lot of Motel 6s because I have a dog, and this one was particularly uncomfortable. It's difficult to find even with GPS bc the signage is not visible from any main road. Seems to be the owner's secondary business concern. The restaurant, which the hotel is basically in the parking lot of and which has all the big signage, seems to be the main business. I drove back and forth on the same street several times trying to find the place. The non-smoking room smelled like a smoking room. The halls smelled overwhelmingly of floral carpet deodorizer. There were two dim lamps and no other lights. Bring your own blanket, bc there's no actual comforter - just two layers of sheets. Someone played loud music all night AND into the morning I couldn't even figure out which room it was coming from (maybe the room below me?). I know the latter is not the owner's fault, but in general I had a very uncomfortable stay. It's right next to the interstate and I would have WELCOMED the traffic noise - but all I could hear was the thump of bass.

One night out of four the hallways didn't smell of sewage. Halls covered with trash. Three days never made up room despite multiple requests. Paid for microwave: didn't work. Sign in hall points to non-existing ice machine. Key cards didn't work. Towel roll ripped off the wall. No hangars even though requested four times. Loud a/c unit. No coffee service. OK wifi, wide range of TV stations, free parking. Indian restaurant next door is quite good. Very close to freeway. Decent size bathtub with adequate hot water. Market next door never open.