Quality Inn & Suites

Given the age of this hotel (built in 1986) it was clean as a whistle. It had obviously been renovated and when I looked, it was longer ago than I thought which to me means it is well taken care of. Hotel staff were friendly. If train whistles bother you (they did not bother the 3 of us) you might not like that sound. The area is a bit sketchy, as the hotel is surrounded by trees. A Dairy Queen is across the street (yes we imbibed) and a family restaurant is about 2 doors down, which is classic "family diner" food (we ate their based on the desk clerk's recommendation). Beware if you get a 2nd floor room as there is no elevator, not a problem for us, but might be for someone else. The breakfast area is extremely small, but had the typical hotel "breakfast included", actually smaller compared to some other chain hotels, again I think because of the age of the hotel. All in all, a decent value for the money.

Absolutely the worst night ever of staying in a motel. The main railway lines are right next to this place and they are roaring through all night long and blasting their horns. We had no idea that this place would wind up being the nightmare of our trip!!!

We just needed a comfortable bed and bathroom for one night. We stopped at the Quality Inn and Suites in Marinette, WI without a reservation and booked a room at the front desk. The staff people were very accommodating and nice. The hotel is just an average place, but the bed was comfortable. The issue for us was that the room itself was much smaller than the average hotel room. And the bathroom was so tiny we couldn't sit on the toilet without touching the wall or tub. We're both average size adults, not obese. The tub and the toilet were the only two things in the bathroom and pushed so close together it was claustrophobic. The sink was outside the bathroom, which isn't a dealbreaker, but was also too small to set things on. We managed for the one night we needed. Unfortunately, the front desk person hadn't mentioned breakfast hours and I forgot to ask. Needless to say, we missed breakfast. My fault. At least the price was right and we got what we paid for.