My mother and I stayed here while in Houston for a family funeral. Checked in ok, but the room they gave us was dirty - the beds were made, but dirty towels were on bathroom floor, tub and toilet were not cleaned, lots of trash in room, etc. So they apologized and gave us another room, but it was dirty too! Manager sent cleaning crew, but they only wanted to pick up the towels and trash. We had to insist they clean the bathroom, dust and vacuum. The bathroom floor was hardwood and porous, and it smelled like pee.
The bathroom light burned out the next morning, and they promised to fix it within one hour. We had to get ready for a funeral, so we showered with the door open for light. Returned nine hours later, it still wasn't fixed. Had to call them again before they finally got it fixed.
Next morning during "breakfast", there was a fight in the lobby/breakfast area between the manager and an employee. There was yelling, screaming, shoving and cursing, and it ended with a visit from the police. Nice.
The front-desk employees were very polite and apologetic for all the problems, but the housekeeping staff was indifferent and didn't seem to care much. I definitely will not stay here again. It's cheap for a reason.

great service it just that i came back from a party at 3:00am and there wasnt no water at my room so i couldnt take a shower then the next day i wanted to use the pool and they told there were going to call me so that i could use it and that for me is really dumb it supposed to be public open who knows!! so i couldnt use it

We stayed one night at this La Quinta in July 2011 - we tend to stay in La Quinta hotels because we travel with our dog, and the entire chain is very pet friendly, so we're very familiar with the brand, and know what to expect.

When we checked in at about 10 pm, we asked where we could find a luggage cart, as we had quite a bit of stuff to lug in. We were told, "there are two carts, and if they're not in the lobby, I don't know where they are", and then returned to his conversation with a friend. The desk clerk wasn't rude, just totally disinterested. That level of service was constant. Lots of young people around, and the staff was always more interested in continuing a conversation with friends than attending to guests. The lobby area itself looked like it had been an outrageously busy day, and no one had bothered to clean.

After getting out of the elevator on the second floor, we were left with the same impression. It was over 100 degrees outside, and it was about 90 in the hotel. Again, the floors were dirty - not stained, just hadn't been vacuumed in several days.

Same thing in the room. There was animal hair and lint all over the floor - and I'm not a massively picky person. Hard surfaces (desks, tables, etc) were also not clean. A bit dusty. It appeared that the only attention was given to bed and bath linens.

We had a late check out, and as we were preparing to leave the next day, things became clear. The gentleman cleaning the rooms was dragging a vacuum down the hall with him, but at no time as he cleaned the rooms around us, did I EVER hear the vacuum turn on...

All in all, this hotel has the feeling of a college dorm, not a LaQuinta. We will be returning to Houston in a couple of months, and will stay elsewhere.

On the way from my car to the room i walked through the stairway , which has "no Surveillance" cameras and I was robbed at gun point by two black males! Thinking the gun man was going to shoot me with his 9mm i went for it and dismantled his gun and slammed him to the ground. The other black suspect got away with my briefcase. I ran to the lobby to tell the clerk i was robbed, where there must of been 30 all black people in the lobby! None of the staff would help me except call the police! This is obviously a hang out for robbers holding visiting quests up in the stair wells between the floors! Tip never walk in stair ways or stair wells at any hotel use the elevators or lobby exclsuively!