I have stayed at this hotel three times in the last six weeks. I travel to Manhattan regularly to take my small dog to KSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital. This hotel is one of the few in the areas that allows pets so that is an important consideration. Rooms are always clean, comfortable, halls have been quiet at night. Breakfast is a little weak and parking could be a problem if the hotel was full, but otherwise a good stay. I plan to continue staying there.

I know alot of these COMPLAINTS are out dated by like 2yrs. New owners have just bought this property and they are doing alot of work on it and as for the train it never blows its horn half the time i never even heard it go by. The staff at Quality inn & suites are the nicest most pleasent staff ive met in along time.
All im saying is anyone could get on here and say crap like exemployees and as for the pictures on the last post you could get those anywhere.

We stayed here for one night as we had a family function in town. Unfortunately, the reservations were made by my mother-in-law who hadn't known to look to TA for reviews.
In short, the hotel is falling apart and unsanitary (I will also be filing a complaint with the city).
First impressions: You are knocked over from the overwhelming smell of chlorine and humid air upon opening the front doors. The elevator buttons have wallpaper either peeling away around them or simply missing altogether. The elevators themselves seem as if they have no air in them whatsoever. Everything about the hotel in the public spaces just seem as if they have been neglected (and for some time).
Rooms: Humid & dark. (I did read reviews and ensured we stayed on the front side of the hotel away from the train tracks). Shower had mold in it. Our desk in the room had been turned around so that the front was facing the wall. We weren't about to try to turn around to see what happened to the other side.
The worst part of the hotel was the airconditioning. Completely (and I mean completely) filled with MOLD! Inside the airconditioning unit was filled with disgusting black mold and the walpaper around the unit was peeling away only to reveal more mold on the wall. Family members in two additional rooms had the same mold problem, and when checking the air unit out in the hall - same moldy unit with moldy walls around it!
We had to stay because of the party we were attending and no time to debate with the front desk and/or try to find another hotel. Otherwise, we would have high-tailed it out of there. (not to mention we didn't quite know the extent of the problem until we started taking pictures the next morning when we had a little more light to see).
The next morning (and for the next several days) we were all sick.
The conditions were simply deplorable. It is incomprehensible how a business can think it is even remotely ok to allow people to be put at such health risks. Does the Quality Inn corporation not have sanitary standards they must uphold?
Do yourself and your health a favor and find another hotel.
The Holiday Inn in town is new and looks great.

My husband and I were looking for a hotel near Fort Riley to stay the night. We drove past the Quality Inn and decided to give it a shot. The staff were extremely friendly! They made our stay worth it. We paid $129 (plus taxes) for a king room and it had a whirlpool tub. Not the cleanest bathroom, the room was dated, but it was alright for a night. I wouldn't pay $129 for it again - maybe $90. They did offer continental breakfast, but we did not try it.