My wife and I recently stayed for two nights at the Quality Inn in Staunton, Virginia. We were in the area to visit our daughter in Charlottesville, but due to the homecoming football game, we could not get a room anywhere close. We "settled" for the Quality Inn in Staunton and were very pleasantly surprised. Although the facility is older, and this is obvious when looking at it's exterior, we found the room to be very comfortable. The best thing was that the room was kept cleaner than some we have stayed in at more expensive hotes. Not only was the room very clean, but the beds were very comfortable as well. The staff was also friendly and efficicient. The "free" breakfast was not much, but overall we found our stay to be very pleasant. We would not hesitate to book the Quality Inn in Staunton again.

We had a $48 discount rate -- & pitied the poor fool who checked in right after us & paid the $72 rack rate -- it certainly wasn't worth that. I'd call this a motel rather than a hotel -- it had all exterior corridors. The outside landscaping was nice, though. The room was pretty large (but may have seemed so partly because it contained double beds rather than queens). It was clean, but needs rehab -- the carpet shows wear at the seams, the tub had been refinished but the coating was chipping & peeling (about a third of it had peeled off). The bathroom wallpaper was peeling badly at the seams, especially behind the door, and what looks like black mildew was visible where it was peeling off. The advertised WiFi signal was too weak in the rooms. We and at least 2 other guests had to bring our laptops to the lobby to get a signal. Front desk clerk was very friendly, but . . . another guest came to the desk to ask for an extra set of sheets (ours is not to wonder why . . .) but were told that none were available. Yet another guest was overheard on the phone asking for help getting an outside line from their room phone. The clerk told them how, but they soon called back because it still wasn't working. The clerk didn't know why it wasn't working -- her only idea was to come to the lobby & call from there. The room heater/AC fan was noisy. The hot water was OK at night, but at 7:30 a.m. on a Saturday 2 of us tried to shave & shower but the hot was running out. The 2nd one had a totally cold shower. The unimaginative breakfast consisted of hard boiled eggs, blueberry muffins, white bagels & bread to toast, peanut butter, cream cheese, margarine, & Jelly; whole & 2% milk, 2 kinds of cereal, 3 kinds of juice, & coffee. We were in town to see a Shakespeare play at the Blackfriar's Playhouse, which was delightful. We would definitely get a different hotel next time, though.

The room was very clean but beginning to be a little shabby. There was a gap around our outside door that showed a good deal of daylight. The beds were very hard doubles with sheets that barely covered them making it very difficult for two people to stayed covered while sleeping. The air conditioner worked well cooling the room but sounded like it was about to fly apart. Breakfast is offered but on our first morning they had run out of almost everything by 8 a.m. and couldn't be restocked until a truck arrived later in the day. The next morning there was a fair assortment of breakfast foods and plenty of seating in the dining room.

The front clerk was nice and he gave my wife a roll away cot for no charge. The problem is the AC units, they are very very LOUD!...
It was difficult sleeping when the AC unit wakes you up everytime it goes on and off....
The swimming pool was nice.
There is not resturant at this Hotel