The Warwick La Quinta has been my home away from home for the past 4 years. I travel to Rhode Island to visit my daughter who is a student at Providence College, which is a 10 minute drive from my "home". The staff is friendly and always available. The rooms are always clean and comfortable.

I knew that Rhode Island was the armpit of New England, but this hotel proves it. If you read my other reviews, you will see that I almost always can find something to compliment a hotel on. This is not one of those times. I stay at hotels 15-20 nights per month. I love La Quinta, but this hotel is even worse than a Motel 6.

I stayed here for five nights, and I can say that it's one of my worst hotel experiences yet.

First of all--the staff needs to learn the meaning of hospitality. I only met one, out of the several staff members that actually were friendly. The others were unprofessional. At one point I waited five minutes (not exaggerated, I intentionally waited and observed) at the front desk while I watched a staff member watch the breakfast room television before I got service.

The walls are paper thin. I heard everything that happened around me. The clientele at this hotel isn't the greatest (because it's so cheap), so you can imagine the things I heard. I heard people screaming at each other, uncontrollable kids jumping on beds, crying babies, etc. To get a night's sleep here was a miracle.

When I arrive at hotels I always do a mini-inspection (to check for bed bugs, cleanliness issues, etc). In this instance, I found trash beside the bed, several hairs in the tub, a few hairs on my bed, and pillows that clearly were used the night before. One of my days I didn't receive service at all--instead, they left the room untouched.

I would have been better off staying at a Motel 6, which is about what the quality of this hotel is. I'd avoid it, as there are far better hotels to stay at.

Room was always clean, Service was outstanding and on time, cost was covered by my company, beds was comfortable, the location could have been better because there is hardly any place to eat ( Marathon gas station, Dunkin Donuts, a sushi bar). They keep a close eye out for the mail that I get which is usually parts to do some work, and on my vehicle that I park here when I get a chance to go home for the weekend.

We stayed Jan 28, 2012. It was our third year here and for a reasonably priced hotel you can't ask for much more. Granted some updates and overall spruce up would help but with that the cost would go up proportionately for sure. Good room, good free breakfast buffet, good service. It's all good......