My wife and I stopped here during a 1800 mile drive home.

I would probably sleep in the car rather than sleep in this hotel again.

The hotel is in a convenient location, right off of I-29. The neighborhood seemed a little old, but looked safe from what little we saw of it.

The desk staff was friendly.

The problems began once we got a room. Despite getting a map, I found the room layout a bit confusing. I got past that and went to the room. I get to the room and through the window, I notice a pile of luggage and there is a do not disturb sign on the door. I was given an occupied room. Despite 100’s of nights stayed in hotels for work, this was a first for me.

The problem was corrected and we got a vacant room. The rooms have this huge picture window in the front that faces into the hallway. Despite best efforts, the curtains will still leave a crack where you can see in the room. It could have been only our room, but there was a mirror placed in such a way that if someone peeked into the crack, they could look into the mirror and see the bed.

The room was pretty clean, but overall I felt it was in disrepair. Our toilet fill valve wasn't working right and it would take about 15 minutes for the tank on the toilet to fill. The bathroom had a suspended ceiling that was only about 6’8" high. The spray from the shower over the years caused the ceiling tiles to mildew. Air vent grates were dirty and bent up. The lights along side the bed turned on and off anytime someone moved in the bed. Overall, the room just looked old.

The doors from the outside to access the rooms were not locked at 11:30 PM at night.

I expected more from a Quality Inn. However, the staff was nice, the beds were comfortable, and the rooms weren't overly dirty. If you are on a budget and don't mind sleeping in an aged room and the potential of being spied on, then this isn't a bad place.

As I said, I expected more from this brand. To do it again, I would have driven a few miles farther south and stayed somewhere else.