This was my second stay here. Not an awful place but you can do MUCH better in OKC. The rooms are not too bad, but the place just looks poor from the outside. The rooms are accessed individually - not from an interior hallway like modern hotels. The steps up to the second level and the area along the access... more

Got a mini suite for 6 nights, expected something bigger. There was a king bed, 1 night stand and a bathroom. No armore for clothes, just a rod in the bathroom. door handle broke, they fixed it quickly. shady people at motel. more

Room was basic. Laundry facilities 'tired'. Bar Staff (Bev and Desseray) made us very welcome and the band BROTHER OUTLAW were worth the room price alone. Would certainly return. more

I stayed there with a group (multiple rooms) and it was awful. First, there were various drunk people around causing trouble, and the security guard did not address the problem initially because he wasn't "checked in." Then, my room smelled like pet urine. And there was a dead cockroach near the door. The folks in another room found alcohol in... more

very good place to stay lots of places to eat at i had my dog he could stay with me more

We started at the HI Express across the street, and moved to Quality Inn the second day. The room was much bigger and nicer, though the breakfast wasn't as good....but for a $20 a night difference, we can afford breakfast. They allow pets, have outside access for more privacy, and are just an overall better hotel. I'll stay there many... more

This hotel is located next to another hotel, the Holiday Inn Express, which was chosen the best hotel in Oklahoma City on this website in March 2007. The Holiday Inn had just a room available without a refrigerator and microwave, so that’s why we decided to look further and drove to this Quality Inn. (Have not seen the rooms of... more