On our way home from visiting up north we stopped for the night at the Quality Inn, Selma, NC. We stayed there because of the recommendation of a friend who was impressed on how lovely their newly renovated room was. We should have requested that same room number. The clerk that checked us in was rude. Our room appeared to be clean but the furniture was old and the bathroom needed a lot of work. It was only for one night, the price was cheap and you get what you pay for. We were not the only occupants of the room that night. In the middle of the night we discovered roaches on the bathroom counter, it appears they were living behind the coffee maker near the wall. Didn't sleep well after that and we were gone extra early in the morning. Quality Inn, spend some money and get a pest control company.

Nice clean room, very friendly staff-accommodating in many ways. Pool was very clean. Breakfast was typical but the staff made it even better. My husband and I will stay here again if ever in the area.

I was passing through on my way home from a lengthy trip and stayed at this QI. I was dissappointed. The hotel was nearly booked due to construction and electrical line workers there for Hurricane Irene. I was not upset because I had to take a smoking room, but I did get a little irritated because of the fact I had to sign ( what nearly seemed like a blood oath) stating I did not have a pet with me. Then in the room there were warnings posted regarding the high penalty for lying about having a pet. There was also a note regarding "stealing towels" and a price list in case you wanted to purchase one. What? Why would you purhcase a used towel or lie about traveling with a pet? What ever happened to trusting your clientele? The room, while appreaing very clean, smelled like dirty feet. The bathroom fixtures were yellowed and the coffee pot was not clean. ( It had a fing in it from old coffee). I would stay again - but only out of neccesity.

I stayed at this hotel on my way South. I was traveling with my dog and not many places on I-95 accept pets. The front desk staff couldn't have been nicer. Seeing I was traveling alone they made a special point of keeping my room close to the front of the motel. When I went into my room my first impression was that it hadn't been updated since the 80's. Everything was old. It was also blazing hot in the room. Seems as though the air conditioner hadn't been turned on in weeks. I turned on the A/C and turned on some lights. The room was not as clean as I had hoped. Later when I went to use the bathroom I realized the room was filthy! There were dead crickets all over the bathroom floor and the shower was so disgusting I wouldn't go near it. Had I not just traveled for 7 hours in heavy, heavy traffic. I would have packed up myself and my dog and moved on. I figured I could muscle through. I should have complained to the front desk, I didn't want to start moving rooms. When I went to get into bed that night, the sheet was stained! GROSS!!!!! I slept on top of the sheet and got out of the hotel the next morning. I won't make the mistake of stopping there. Too old and sketchy.
YUCK!