nice rooms, best bed out of five wash to oregon motels. hall carpets well traveled.arrived in the last 20 minutes of breakfast. but still plenty of food. a harding working young lady ran the breakfast. at checkout the deskclerk said we could leave out car parked there for the day, while we went to a mariners game . thank you quality. hospitality wins return customers..

Basic no frills accomodation. Plus is the jetted tub in some rooms, mgt seems a bit lax with up keep and maintenance. Fitness room is well I was unable to get a work out in as the eliptical machine was a lower grade and non functional. I was suprised to see a fairly newer treadmill along with a much older one there - but alas no key for the treadmill could be found. The older one had a key but it rocked and the floor of the treamil bounced and rattled around. So - if you don't mind a hotel with a dated look and minimal amenities then this is for you - I doubt I would stay again.

This has to be one the worst places I have ever stayed. Dark, dirty, musty rooms, broken furniture & faucets, hot water took forever to get lukewarm. Dirty worn out carpets...all for $72 plus taxes. I got fooled by the website photos. Don't let it happen to you.

For a no frills hotel, location was ok, rooms were not. Having 3 people sleep in one bed immediately bumped the rating down several notches but since it was a very full hotel, it's forgivable. The quality of the room, not so much. Towels were rough and the sink very small. The carpets could have used a good steam clean. My greatest grievance would have to be the size of the bathroom. The size was so small that it was hard to move around in the space, given the fact that the toilet was probably only 2 feet away from the door. Breakfast was acceptable. Overall, this hotel did not match up too well with the Quality Inn image and could use a good refurbishment project.