Do not stay here. This is not as good as Motel 6. The bed was horribly soft and unstable, the carpets buckle as if flooded or failed to to use a roller to install. Room was cramped and no work station. Toilet flushed or leaked continuously unless handle is in the right position, faucet hot/cold was reversed. They recently became a QI (about a year ago). The Comfort Inn up the hill is better deal and better hotel. Hampton Inn downtown is only $15 more. If this is quality I'd hate to see hell.

I stayed here overnight recently while on vacation with my family. While I would not want to stay here for a week, the hotel was fine for an overnight stay. It looked like it was one of the better hotels in a town with limited hotel offerings. The hotel is located a bit off the major highway but was easy to find. The hotel staff were friendly and efficient and check-in/out went very smoothly - they even proivided us with some local maps and restaurant recommendations - thanks! The room was a bit older and simply furnished but was very clean. The beds were comfortable. The room was equipped with a microwave and small refrigerator. The included continental breakfast was decent and included waffles, various breads, fruit, yogurt, juices, ceral, coffee, etc. There are several restaurants located within about a mile of the hotel. A grocery store is located adjacent to the hotel but was very expensive. I enjoyed my stay at the Quality Inn and Suites Bremerton and would definitely consider staying again while in the area.

When I arrived at the Quality Inn at 1AM after a long day of traveling, my first sight was a woman sitting on a bench outside the office window drinking out of a flask. I didn't know if it was the desk clerk on break or just a homeless person hanging out. Either way, it left a very negative first impression.

I then found the lobby locked down for the night. I had to do the registration transaction through a drive thru window.

This is a part-at-the-door, motel style property. The parking situation is deplorable. After driving through the entire parking area, I saw nothing open except a couple of handicapped spaces. When I asked the desk clerk, through the drive thru window, where I should park, she suggested I park in the 24 hour supermarket parking lot next door on the other side of a fence and retaining wall. There were signs all over that lot advising that cars would be towed if illegally parked. It seemed odd that a name brand, chain hotel would tell guests to illegally park their car in the supermarket parking lot rather than have proper parking facilities for its guests. I finally found the only open space next to a retaining wall in the motel lot.

The room was clean. I did notice that the floor on one side of the room slanted at an odd angle.

The bed pillows were tiny, square, postage stamp sized pillows. They were the size of decorative pillows for a sofa.

The rack rate for my room, as shown at www.choicehotels.com, was $89.99 per night. That is grossly overpriced for the low quality of the motel. Even at half that price, it would be a stretch to recommend the Quality Inn Bremerton. I definitely would not recommend this run down motel to anyone.

For the price, this place was a good value. There is a nice little swimming pool, which was a treat.