excellent value for money - the room was relatively inexpensive and met all of our needs. The front desk staff were great - special hats off to Amber who provided us with one essential - from her personal stock - that we did not have. You may want to check the toilet in 326 - it was a pretty slow flush! Otherwise a great stay and we would not hesitate to come back.We listened to the advice not to get a room facing the freeway - our stay at the back was nice and quiet.

We stayed at Quality Inn for nearly a week while a family member was in nearby hospice. The staff were incredibly attentive and friendly. Housekeeping was very patient with our erratic schedules. The adjoining rooms were comfortable and quiet - we asked for rooms that didn't face the highway. Location was ideal. As a hotel snob, I would highly recommend this place.

Freeway close, great feature if you room is NOT facing the freeway. Decent breakfast, although I did not appreciate hearing the hotel staff sharing their personal problems during my breakfast. Went to lobby to get coffee on 2nd morning, both large airpots were empty (about 5 am), and when I asked the front desk clerk, she pointed the the empty pots. Perhaps she should have been doing her job rather than sitting and chit chatting with her co-workers (who were sitting on the couches in the lobby). Easy chair in room was hideous as was the desk chair.......leaving only the bed to sit on. Upon check in, both beds did not have the linen tucked in, blankets hanging below the bedspreads..........old worn blankets with burn holes. Sign in the bathroom stating that should there be any linen, coffee pot, etc missing, would be interpreted that I wanted the items and would be charged for them. I guess the type of guest they attract have a problem with stealing items from the room.

Up at 4 am for work, went out to the lobby to get coffee in my lounging clothes, went back to room and room key card would not let me in, flashed yellow. Walked back to desk, got replacement key, walked back to room again....same outcome.....back to desk...Night clerk made another new key, brought his master key card which also had a standard key attached........he could not get in either and he did NOT have a key to fit the standard lock. Back to desk, clerk placed a call to someone, back to room, he was told to try and wiggle the door, that it might not be closed properly......did not work. I find it UNACCEPTABLE that the night hotel clerk did not have a standard key to enter the room. Night clerk went back to the lobby, I stayed and played with the door, finally pulling the door towards me and was finally able to enter my room with the card key. By this time it was too late for me to shower before work. When I arrived back after work, there was a message offering to move me to a new room........I declined as I was too tired. Why oh why did they not fix it during the day (it was a Monday). I happened again the next morning, but I prevailed. I was given a "gift certificate" for another nights stay, however I would not return to the property if I was in the area again. My room was prepaid via the corporate travel agent, so the gift certificate was useless to me.

I was also charged $2.00 per day, which was not mentioned at check in. It was an unsecured lot.

The bar is a bit noisy at night, freeway noise can be a problem. Room is average. Staff is attentive- the front desk clerk did her magic to get me a nice room, away from the noise. The breakfast is a notch above th normal hotel breakfast. clean all around. Pay attention to where you park in the parking lot. I parked on the east side parking from the reception desk and in the morning had a notice on my windsheild saying it would be towed away in a day if I did not move.