Checked into the Quality Inn for one night, as our college soccer team was playing locally. You can't beat the price ($80 including tax), but there is a reason it's that cheap.
My friend and I had been given adjoining rooms. He opened his door first, to find someone else's clothes and items in the room. Red flag #1!! My room had no such items in it. In fact, it had very little else, either. No light bulbs in 3 of the 4 fixtures, no towels, toilet paper, bathroom items, remote control, or pillows on bed! I called the front desk to ask if they were an extra charge. I was instructed to go to the laundry room to get my items. I felt like I was in a prison line, getting the basic necessities, The outer doors to the unit we were in (D Block) didn't work with the card keys.
The room was an absolute disgrace. The carpet was like sandpaper, there was peeling pain hanging down from the ceiling, the air conditioner/heater didn't work, the microwave was so small that I had to remove the turntable and arm to get my cup of coffee in it, and there was no hot water. i called the front desk, and was told to let it run for 10 minutes first. It never got warmer than tepid.
Because of the key incident, I wouldn't advise leaving anything of value in your room if you aren't there. Also, don't kid yourself if you think that free breakfast as an additional amenity is worth attending. I was there at 8 (free breakfast is from 6-9am), and there was nothing except the world's smallest bagels, some sausages that were still there for a reason, and apple juice.
I will say that the bed was comfortable (though I have no idea how sanitary), and as the heater kicked on overnight and the room was about 90 degrees, i think it caused me to pass out and sleep well.
All kidding aside, this hotel is dreadful. I have been all over the world, and rooms in a third-world country aren't like this. it was dirty, in bad need of repair, illogically situated (4 separate buildings forming a square, with no elevators, small stairways (18 steps, so you better be in shape!) and trash everywhere. The front desk staff wasn't friendly. In fact, I think they stopped answering room 275's calls. And the funny thing is I have NEVER left a hotel review before, and I typically don't complain about much. I was just overwhelmed. Thank goodness, the stay was only one night. I would recommend this ONLY as a last resort, and knowing what you're getting into.
