Not worth the money. Nothing special. Not particularly clean. Felt old and out dated. Internet didn't work. Couldn't wait to get out of there.

It's clear La Quinta has been taking notes from the higher-end hotels with the renovations to this one. Very stylish, with lots of attractive touches, at a value price. Breakfast was basic but fine. A couple minor check-in/check-out issues, but resolved quickly. If highway noise bothers you, ask for a room on the other side.

I have stayed here before and have had a good experience but this time it was dissapointing. The rooms are very modern, roomy and nice but overall it was dirty. The bedspread had a stain on it, there was hair in the bathtub and the bathroom sink was clogged. The room was on the side of a major highway and it was very noisy throughout the night.

This was an okay hotel. We were a walk-in booking after our other hotel didn't have the room we required. We were traveling as three adults, two kids (3 years and 8 months) and needed a suite with a separate bedroom.

The lobby was great. Nice decor, clean, no overwhelming odors, etc.

The room, however was a different matter. The room has a stale smell to it and needed painting. The door to the bathroom was actually a mini french door that opened very easily. When we showered, we had to mind the kids closely as there was no way to lock the door and it opened into the living area. The room was much smaller than I expected for $150 per night. Quiet, but with an old-crappy television. I expected wireless internet in the room but was informed they only had wired in the rooms (wireless in the lobby only). Then, while trying to fold out the couch/futon, I found a used crack pipe. Nice.

There is only one restaurant -- a Denny's -- nearby, but there is a Starbucks. Their breakfast was typical fare -- continental plus waffles.

Not a bad place to stay if you are a business traveler, but probably need to look elsewhere if you are with family.