At first arrival we were issued key cards... neither of which worked. theres limited access to your room considering all of the surrounding doors of the building do not open with key cards, although the clerk said they SHOULD. So it was a LONG walk to our room going through the front and continuing through the entire building. After getting issued another set of key cards,onlly ONE which ended up working, we walked up to the room. The door was propped open and unlocked, beds were made, floor was filthy, someones empty plastic bottle was laying in the corner, bath tub looked like hell and the towel rack was torn out of the wall, leaving behind a torn drywall appearance, not very presentable. Chamber maids were walking down the hall singing loudly with their headphones in. yes the TV was old, but I dont go to hotels for the TV. The pool area, not bad, however, although you can access the pool from multiple doors, god forbid you need to go back into your (upstairs) room, because only one door (nearest the lobby) is unlocked. downstairs rooms have their own doors leading to the courtyard/pool. Now, when that was said and done, I laid down to sleep... kind of. My wife and I woke up achy due to the rocks they call beds being the most uncomfortable bed I have ever slept on, and I have been to cheaper hotels. I woke up in the midle of the night ready to sleep in my car, but somehow managed to get back to sleep and woke up feeling like I just played a game of football.

Hotel has been renamed Countyr Hearth. I was traveling alone on business. Big mistake to stay here. Only woman on property the rest were truck drivers stopping for the night. Room smelled like smoke despite strict nonsmoking policy. It was clean but, needed improvements. Bedspread needed replaced. Internet connection sucked and I was there to work. Also tv and remote were awful. It wasn't close to any restuarants other than fast food. I got out of there pretty quick the next morning.

If this hotel charged $49.99 for a single room, I wouldn't be writing this. But for $119.00 for a single, it absolutely was a terrible value. The toilet was "stained" with yellow (not positive it was stained as I didn't try to clean it) and the tub was black between the raised non-slip bumps on the floor. The AC was a wall unit and set at high cool max, it came in for 30 seconds once an hour. The night shift cleaning crew (or whatever the ladies were there to do up and down the hallway all night) were very happy and having a good night. I know this as their chatter and laughter woke us up all through the night and kept our small Maltese growling every 40 minutes or so. The breakfast is a full one though the half and half was curdled and the coffee was flavored out of the main coffee-maker, either of which would cause nausea but together, made for a sick stomach. Like I said, for $49 a night, I wouldn't be posting; but for $119, I expect a quiet night's rest in a cool room with a good cup of coffee in the morn followed by a hot shower in a clean bath. This hotel did not have those amenities.

For being a farely new hotel, only a couple years from being built from the ground up this hotel sucks. the furniture and bed are decent. the t.v's are all old as well as the excercise equipment what a joke. the breakfast is ok if you can stand rude attendants. the location is good if you work on the railroad,being so close to a few major railroad yards. most of the train crews stay here cause its cheap. most of the vehicles seen in the parking lot are protected with 'the club' on their steering wheels. all around the area of this location there are many homeless hanging around. From the La Quinta hotels i have stayed in before ranging from California to Virginia to New York and everywhere in between this location does not stand up to the name and should be more like a days inn or super 8.
Good luck using the internet here, im surprised i havnt lossed signal yet.