Stayed here after a long drive, was just looking for a decent place to stay and they had a decent rate.
Front desk lady was very emotionless. No smile, no happy attitude. But she did her job fine, explain every detail about getting into room and using the shower (the shower switch is on the bottom of the spout)

The room itself is a normal room. A bit dark, but relatively clean, nothing special, but everything that was expected. The bed comforter could use a complete cleaning or just a replacement.
And for some reason though, sleeping was near impossible. The bed itself was very comfortable, but I couldn't find the right pillow(s), which is odd because I had 6 to choose from.

The layout is a bit unique. All the room entries are from interior corridors, but unlike most interior corridor entry hotels that are all one building, this is several units, some connected. Kinda reminded me of a college dorm.
And if you can, request a room not next to an corridor entry. You can hear everyone entering or exiting the corridor, and sometimes when they enter it sounds like they are opening the door to your room.
Breakfast was ok. Variety of items, and okay for a quick, easy meal.

I stayed at this hotel on 5/27/09. The grounds and lobby are bright and cheery, but the front desk clerk was not particularly helpful or nice. I have found in my travels that most LaQuinta Inn's need updating, and this was no exception. The bed was comfortable and the room was clean but rather dark. Okay for a quick over night stay.

We were quite disappointed with this LaQuinta. They charged a $25 fee for our 40 lb. dog, even tho' the website says "pets welcome" with no indication of fees. When we asked about this they said they were a franchise and not required to follow corporate policy.

In our room we found two wet towels left over from either the cleaner or the previous guest. Also, there was no laundry bag.

They are proud of their "hot breakfast," however, the eggs, potatoes, french toast and pancakes were cold and there was a roach on the floor. There was no decaffeinated coffee available.

The hotel is a rabbit warren of separate buildings. To find an indoor route from our room to the lobby we had to unlock doors with our room key several times.

Although this is a new LaQuinta, it is not a new hotel. It is a remodeled Holiday Inn and feels like an old place.

This hotel is not the best in town, but far from the worst.

The breakfast buffet has excellent items and choices. The rooms are a bit crowded and dark. Housekeeping misses some spots. There is a musty smell in the hallways (or smoke, if you are in a smoking wing)

The hotel has a sprawling layout, and I was a bit distant from the restaurant/lounge area.