Quality Inn & Suites

Not a winner

Bed was pretty good. It was clean and seemed to be fairly new.

Outside entry. Dirty. Carpets were dirty and need to be replaced. Much of the furniture was damaged. You could not have paid me to sit on that couch.

You get what you pay for.

The room was nice and clean (though it smelled like a typical hotel). We got used to it after a while. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was nice and clean.

Our room cards quit working three times in the two days we were there. The breakfast was less the desirable. If all you want is carbs, you'll be in heaven. "Quality" Inn is a bit deceiving. The hotel is much older and needs quite a bit of updating, but like I said, "You get what you pay for." For the rate of $64 we paid, it was fine. I certainly did not want to pay $234 for the Hampton Inn.

The room, the only one available, had a strong odor of cat urine. I bought a can of lysol spray, and sprayed the water damaged ceiling, the noisy air conditioner and the carpets. The odor was still there but greatly reduced.

Heat index of 103,and the ac unit in room stops.

It was clean, and provided the sleep we needed for our visit to Georgia Southern.

There was a heat index of 103 that day. The air was off and the room was stifling hot when we arrived,even though we reserved it online days before. We turned the ac unit on, and went to bed. Sometime during the night,the unit stopped working. The polite man at the front desk said ours was the second complaint of that happening.