This is a very unique hotel, it almost looks like it used to be a motel with an outdoor pool in the courtyard, and they built a shell around the courtyard so that everything is "inside." It seemed like they were making an effort to update the building in some places, but the whole property was outdated, and in need of major attention. For example, there is a large fancy Quality Inn sign in the entry way, but then the next door that you pass through is rusty with chipping paint. The bed was fine, the linens were newer, the rest of the furniture was pitiful, the bathroom was gross. I did appreciate having a microwave and fridge. The hot breakfast was OK, there was sausage, eggs, bisquits and gravy, cereal, and all kinds of bread items. It just looks like they have not invested any money into maintenance of this place in years which is shocking considering how sought after hotels are in Columbia Missouri.

I came into Columbia for the weekend for a Mizzou game and we all throughly enjoyed our experience. Few hotels anymore have an indoor pool and a bar. The rooms were fine and all of them had their own refrigerators and microwave ovens. The inside of the hotel is really unique with plenty of space and comfort. In addition, the entire staff was polite and even seemed to go out of their way to be friendly. And the breakfast was excellent...even after a late night. The bar itself was surprisingly big and fully stocked with an exceptional bartender named Dave who talked sports with us (and even politics after some prodding by us). All in all, we had no complaints and would definitely recommend this to others.

First of all, when I called to book our room, the lady answered the phone and then continued her conversation she was already having with a customer at her desk and was rude with him and then continued her rudeness with me. I only booked at this point bc we had to stay here with the rest of my son's team. We stayed here for one night when our son's baseball team was in town for a tournament. The only reason we ended up here is because it was a busy weekend for sports in that town and this was the only hotel we could find that had enough rooms for our whole team. They jacked the price up for the weekend as well and we paid $99 a night (and that was a dicounted rate for our team!) for the grossest hotel I've ever stayed in! From the moment we pulled in I knew it wasn't good, the exterior even looks bad. The rooms were nasty, smelled, and there was NO WAY I was going to let my children swim in the cloudy indoor pool. People were up late into the night in the main area drinking and talking. When we got up for breakfast the next morning there were still pizza boxes, slices of pizza and beer bottles all over the gross tables.The breakfast was ok if you could get past the dirty atmosphere. Also, the ice maker was always empty and they advertise free wifi, but none of us were ever able to get our devices to connect to it. When we checked out, interestingly enough, the lady never did ask how our stay was. I'm sure she knows better than to ask that question to guests who are leaving. Overall very RUDE staff. Were were reserved there for 3 nights but checked out after one bc the other hotels were clearing out and we found enough rooms at a fantastic brand new Holiday Inn Express down the road for $3 more a night.

We stayed there with the family and had a room near the pool, it is humid because of the pool. The room was old and the shower dribbled. Furnitur looked like garage sale stuff. This was very old hotel of another brand they turned into a quality inn it seemed to us. No quality there. it was almost empty, probably due to the shape. The neighborhood is not the best either and we worried about our car all night. Breakfast was pretty good, they did a good spread.