The room decor was very nice and deceiving.
I guess this was probably my fault but I am so used to being asked smoking vs non-smoking that I just took the room not thinking. I wasn't thinking and carried my luggage in, got comfortable -- meaning into my pajamas and was tired and showered and ready for bed when I noticed the smoky smell. After that it was annoying.
Second the wifi worked until about 9:30 and then was off and on intermittently. this happened after 9:30 and I was too tired to deal with it.
However, the worst was about midnight when the room was stuffy and I turned the air on. It sounded like a freight train was in the room.
I guess when I pay for a Choice Hotel, I feel like some of the work should have been done for me.

My wife, dog, and I recently (6/28/08) stayed at the Quality Inn Royle in Kittanning, PA while attending a wedding. We were all very pleased with our accommodations. The property was clean and well kept. There is an excellent area for dogs to be walked. The staff was very helpful and welcoming of our furry little friend. The exterior of the hotel is in good condition for its vintage. The room was exactly as it appeared on the hotel's website. The room was spacious, clean, and quiet. The shower had excellent water pressure. The continental breakfast was enjoyable. There was a wide variety of healthy options available as well as special treats such as do-it-yourself waffles on an easy-to-use waffle maker and delicious sausage patties. Booking this hotel is highly recommended for a cost-efficient, enjoyable stay!

I stayed at this hotel on 07/09/2006 after seeing a sign off of SR422 a few miles out of town to the east. I had a room that was along the front of the building and looked to be reminiscent of what was likely an old motel that existed prior to the Quality Inn acquiring the site. The room, aside from being very dated, was functional and clean. The air conditioner performed a marginal job of dehumidifying the room despite its constant operation throughout the night. Unfortunately, isolation from the traffic along Butler road in front of the hotel wasn’t that great. The rumblings of cars, trucks, and Harley Davidson’s was loud and clear until it finally subsided around 11:00pm. The front lobby has a decent spread for the continental breakfast including cereal, bagels, toast, juice, fruit, and even DIY waffles. Overall it was way overpriced for me at $85 (I was in a pinch and didn’t want to search around for another place to stay), but a room at $50-$65 would justify the hotel’s shortcomings. NB – I discovered that there's a Comfort Inn off of SR422 (bypass around town) that looked much more appealing. It was close to a variety of fast food and casual dining restaurants. Worth consideration before heading to the ‘Quality’.