Quality Inn University

We stayed in the hotel a few years ago and were very pleased with the stay. So much so I eagerly booked this hotel for another one night stay. Where do I even begin? I booked my room (non-smoking, 1st floor) almost two weeks prior. I showed up to check in, figuring it should be a simple process. I was given a non-smoking room on the 2nd floor. Not a huge deal. I got up to the room to find the blinds wide open, the door propped open by the door jam, the lights on, the beds were stripped with the blankets tossed on the second bed, television on, and a soda on the counter. Went back to the reservation desk. The gentleman first handed me my ID as he had “forgotten” to give it back the first time. The gentleman gave me a second room, on the 1st floor. Same story. Walk up to the room- blinds/curtains wide up, no blankets on the beds, lights and television on. At this point my patience is wearing thin. I go back to the front desk and hear the woman in front of me state she had just been told there was only ONE non-smoking room left! Needless to say at this point I was fuming- we had made prior reservations and received confirmation of our requests. I’m given a THIRD ROOM. I didn’t even have to walk upstairs to check it out as it was NOT labeled as a non-smoking room. At this point they finally drag one of the “owners” out of his room because the front desk guy hasn’t even worked there two weeks! First he wants to go check those rooms that hadn’t been cleaned, making me feel uncomfortable like he was accusing me of lying. He and the guard come back. Magically a non-smoking room that hasn’t been lived in becomes available. He and the guard escort me upstairs while my husband thankfully followed behind in the van as this situation seemed like it was going to turn into something from a crime drama. We get to the room- they’re doing renovations to the hotel. No big deal- at this point I just want to get a room so we can all go to bed. I didn’t care that there were buckets, plastic drapes, and a random suitcase outside. They open the door- at that point I was willing to look aside the fact that the floor was a bit dirty. So both men head downstairs. That’s when I hear the beeping. The battery from the smoker detector was dead. Both guys come back upstairs and at first I thought the guard was going to swap the smoke detectors from another room. They head back downstairs and I finally have a few minutes to gather my thoughts. I decided there was no way I felt comfortable staying at this establishment with my family. I walked downstairs to tell my husband who was thrilled. I think the front desk clerk was on the verge of tears when he saw me again. I was not the only guest demanding a refund. The “owner” told me my reservation was canceled- I had to ask two times for paper confirmation as I trusted his word about as far as I could throw him. While I was waiting, the guard tried to make excuses for all of the problems, severe lack of communication, and

Served the purpose Overall the stay was nice. The room was clean and comfortable. The staff was pleasant. And, the whole property needs to be completely renovated. There is evidence on the ceiling of a prior leak in the main room and the bathroom. The refrigerator didn’t work. There was no desk or chair. And no WiFi. The door locked but didn’t seem secure enough to stop any potential robber.

Never again A baby cried for over an hour and half, killed four roaches. Bed was very soft, but everytime you turned over the bed made a noise that made you think the bed was going to fall apart. There was no phone or microwave in the room and no breakfast as offer when reservation were made.

Decent just to have a place to lay your head

Run down property. Toilet not fastened, worn out furniture, no phone, leaky patched up ceiling