After staying many hours at Holiday World, we had two rooms booked at this hotel as they were one of the closest to the park that was dog friendly.
So you Yelpers know, this Quality Inn and Suites is on Eastern time. Holiday World is on Central time.
First issue was upon arrival. They missed the part about having a dog and put us on the third floor. It took several minutes to switch us to the first floor where all the dogs were supposed to be. I will say that staff did ask if having a handicapped room was ok before taking it. It was the only room available on the first floor that had an attached second room that we wanted for our adult children available. We were in Rooms 112 and 110. Although right by the Lobby, we only heard commotion once and it was relatively quiet in the pretty full hotel.
Our room appeared clean (my wife said it could've been a little better). The attached room for our adult kids was the same. Our bathroom was set up for those with disabilities as it did not have a bathtub but a handicapped shower stall with a fold down bench and no real lip to have to step over. The shower curtain was adequate to block the water runoff. The beds were not firm or too squishy. I slept comfortably. The rooms also had a table and chair, microwave, TV, and mini-fridge. There was also a digital alarm clock. The kid's room had a tub/shower combo which worked just fine.
When our dog got sick, the staff did provide us with extra dishrags to clean it up and a garbage bag to toss them in. Thankfully, the dog got sick in the bathroom on tile and not on carpeting in the regular room itself. If all dogs were to be on the first floor, I'd hope that they clean the floors that much more often/deep-clean in case of accidents like this. I'd be weary of walking around barefoot on the carpets.
Although we did not use the pool, it was a big square three to four feet deep. Picture below.
The "free" breakfast consisted of cereal, pastries, juice, fruit, yogurt, mini-waffle station maker, and had hot food of eggs and sausage links. The eggs were very watery and looked quite unappetizing but I did try to get some dry eggs on my plate. Also had some sausage which was nothing special.
This Quality Inn served our purpose for getting a good night's sleep in prep for the full day road trip the next morning.
The hotel has a Wendy's and Taco Bell practically next door, a gas station across the street, and a brand new Dunkin was being built.
We spent about $400 for the two rooms with taxes and fees and a $20 dog fee. read more