To call this place a dump would be an insult to landfills. Honestly considering a hepatitis test. First hint of how bad it is was the people randomly drinking in the parking lot, then the shady strip club next door, then the fact the lobby door is locked 24/7 requiring a key or to be buzzed in.
Once inside you’re inundated with policy signs, including a demand that you eat your breakfast in the breakfast area. I like to grab mine and return to my room. But given the property condition, I wouldn’t eat a thing served there.
Past the lobby there’s stained carpet & a dirty, slightly sketchy elevator.
Enter the room, in a non-smoking property, that smells as if it were a smoking room yesterday. The floor in the entry/bathroom is full of loose floating tiles that shift when you walk. A look into the bathtub reveals hair still in the bottom (I have photos). Head to the bed area, the room is super narrow, to be expected near a large city. The desk, tiny. Bedside lamps don’t work because the plug on the wall with the wire running across the floor doesn’t function & when you try to plug anything in sinks completely into the wall. Find a stained, sunken in chair & mismatched ottoman in the corner.
While the list of positives are short, they are important. The desk chair was comfortable. The mini fridge and microwave, clean and functional. And lastly, the sheets, bed & pillows are clean & comfortable, which is the only reason I stayed.
The name Qulity Inn is false advertising.