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"Needs more variety"

"The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The lobby was beautiful. The massage chair in our room was amazing. "

"If you are a parent of autistic children this is not the hotel for you. You can hear everything from the room upstairs which I had no issue with because I don’t complain since I know what it’s like but the manager came to my room and instead of politely asking me what was going on or if she can help me in any way or relocate me if it was needed but she did not do that instead her tone was cold and very dismissive. It’s understandable that noises bother people but I cannot do anything with my children that are both on the spectrum hence why parents of disabled children don’t go out much because of people who are unaware of this life. I would say if you do stay maybe make it aware to them but in my opinion I shouldn’t have to tell you my life story to be treated fairly. Also, there was a few comments made by housekeepers and the manager as well spoke about the screaming. Almost like the whole hotel had a chat about us.. I would say it is very much clean and the food in the cupboard is reasonable price. I had no issue with anything other than the staff unfortunately."

"I reserved for a couple nights - would’ve liked to know there would also be a robotics convention at the same time and zero quiet - people running through the halls all hours and even knocking on my walls and door accidentally thinking it was their friends room /// horrible experience!! 50 people at a time in both the “free breakfast” and the pool/ spa - definitely didn’t eat no where to sit crowded and extremely loud from 6am - overall- staff was nice - I wish I stayed somewhere else also charged one extra person on my second night went to correct but again toooooo many people "

"Stayed here as part of a school event, so we had several rooms booked for a few days. The rooms were very dirty, especially the floors. The bathroom was fine but the floor was also dirty. I paid for an”upgrade”, but my room was no different than others. My room also had an odor, but after running the ac for a bit, it wasn’t as bad. A student said this was the worse hotel he has ever stayed at. I said I have stayed at worse but was almost just as worse. You get what you pay for. While we had a place to stay and sleep, I would suggest spending a little extra to stay at a nicer hotel down the street."

"Stayed one night at the Quality Inn while in the area to visit Six Flags. It was overall a great value and I have stayed over a dozen times over the years. I had room 415 and while it was fine overall, when entering the room, there was quite a strong unpleasant odor, something I have never experienced here before. That was quite unsatisfying, and I smelled it again after leaving for dinner and returning, and sadly had to adjust to the odor as my stay went on. I checked in around 7:30pm or so, the woman at the desk was friendly and quickly got my room key ready, however I heard her complain to a friend about working since 6am, and the hotel seemingly being understaffed wasn't the greatest thing to hear. My room was clean overall, minus the odor, however some bathroom fixtures, the light and tissue box specifically, are covered in rust, and some of the drop ceiling tiles were out of place. The shower was fine, at night took a minute to warm up, but there was good water pressure and it was plenty hot after that! They provide 2 bars of soap for a 2 queen room and plenty of towels. The beds were comfortable, 4 pillows in each, and I slept well and didn't want to wake up to catch breakfast! That ends at 9am on weekdays but wish it was 9:30 like weekends. There is also a balcony but I didn't use it but nice to have! Breakfast was fine, eggs, sausage, hash browns, yogurt, especially liked the mini donuts and waffles! It was restocked and they didn't abruptly close it at 9am."