La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Jamestown

Unfortunately, my hotel room door was also bashed in by a crowbar. You’ll see another review and some other pictures from travelers on here with a similar problem at this hotel. I’m really curious as to what goes on in this hotel. Unfortunately, we stayed at this hotel just for one night thank goodness, because we wanted to see the Lucy and Desi museum as well as the national comedy center. The one good thing about this hotel is it’s within walking distance to the Lucy and Desi museum as well as the national comedy center and the breakfast food was halfway decent and the bed itself was comfortable. Other than that, the hotel is tired inside of the hotel rooms. The bathroom apron sink was tiled. However, all of my tiles were missing and the wood underneath was exposed instead. I’m not sure if every hotel room has the beautiful double glass shower that one of the travelers posted, however our hotel rooms had a corner shower where when you closed the shower door, the water from the showerhead spilled out onto the floor. So make sure you put towels down to capture the water or else you’ll have a flood in your bathroom. The toilet was very low to the ground and very difficult to sit on if you have bad knees. The credenza in the room was nicked up and torn apart in various spots. We had two hotel rooms for the night and they were inconsistent between the two with furniture and working parts. Worse come to worse it’s OK for one night, but you would be better off going a little bit further out of the area for a hotel room. Unfortunately, though the only other hotel around is the Doubletree so there aren’t many other chain hotels at all in the area because Jamestown is kind of isolated where it is. Of course you could stay at the expensive Chautauqua hotel, which looked beautiful. Downtown Jamestown, city center is where this hotel is along with a Doubletree nearby. But keep in mind there are homeless and panhandlers that walk around and ask you for money. That happened to us as we walked over to the Lucy and Desi museum. We will not be staying at this hotel again. Hopefully it’s not a model for other La Quinta but it soured us on the brand.

The hotel was very convenient to the Lucille Ball Museum and the Comedy Museum. They were both within two blocks of the hotel. There were also two nice restaurants in the same area. The breakfasts provided by the hotel were also very good and saved both time and money each morning. The rooms were clean and if something was needed the people at the front desk were pleasant and helpful.

Hotel needs some TLC but it was clean and in a great location for visiting The Comedy Center and the Lucy & Desi Arnaz Museum. Staff was friendly and helpful with restaurant recommendations. The treadmills and the pool were out of order. Breakfast was the usual set up.

It was acceptable

Room was suppose to be smoke free but smelled of cigarettes. The bedskirt was stained with what I probably don’t want to know. The nightstands both had dried up liquid of some sort. The hallways smelled of mildew and they tried to cover it up with running dehumidifiers. But I guess you get what you pay for. In the future I will stay at the Chautauqua Harbor Hotel where I usually stay but didn’t this trip because I was trying to be a little closer to where I needed to go while in town.

I was very satisfied with the room, the quality of the property, the cleanliness and modern amenities