La Quinta Inn Houston Northwest Hotel - Page 1

The first room the hotel put me in was already occupied by about 5,000 cockroaches of different sizes. So, if you are interested in cockroaches, that's an excellent place to study their breeding habits. The desk clerk was reluctant to move me to a different room, until I provided motivation in the form of a squished cockroach corpse on a paper towel dumped on the clerk's counter. I asked for a wake-up call at 6:45, did not receive one. During the "free breakfast" served in the morning, I confused one of their bagels with a prune; the "hot" water I tried to pour into my instant oatmeal was room temperature. In summary, if cockroaches are your thing, that's the place; otherwise, sleeping under a bridge will probably provide a comparable level of service for a lower price.

The facility was a bit smaller than expected. But it's close to the expressway, so it's easy to find. It's close to malls and eating establishments.

The stay I had at the hotel was very good, other than the fact that they were having some problems with their wireless Internet. I am a traveling repairman and need to do my paperwork at the hotels.

Baymont Inn and Suites NW is a very nice inn.