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Cheap Trips to Liberty County

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Quality Inn Savannah Midtown

4 out of 5

Posted 2 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The room was very clean. air conditioner worked great. Did have the smoke detector go off.The staff handled this. Night desk agent was very rude as I arrived at 5am and simply asked if I could store my bags. He got angry and actually slammed the night window closed and left. He stated the hotel was full as there was another potential guest asking about rooms. Instead of letting me store my bags and then walk around Savannah. (I arrived on the Amtrak, and took an Uber to drop my bags at 5am. ) I have pre purchased hotels in 10 other states and this was the first time I was not able to drop my bags and explore the city until a room is ready for me. Arriving at 4:55am, I was not expecting a room, but the night desk clerk was extremely rude, the lobby was clearly bolted shut with all lobby lights off, but when I explained storing my bags was common to every prior hotel I had stayed at due to the variable schedule of Amtrak trains. He called me a "Nobody" go away and come back at 11am. He slammed the little window closed and left. As I did, and the other possible guest who had driven up to check for rooms. I walked about 2 miles with my bags and found a Chum's store that let me buy some coffee and sit at a table for about 5 hours while I waited to check in at 11am."

A verified traveler stayed at Quality Inn Savannah Midtown