Quality inn?? More like Garbage Bin!
I have never experienced more issues at a motel than here. There were countless amounts of problems that I've experienced that I am not listing here because there are simply too many to remember.
First off, as soon as I walked in, I thought I was on set to a horror movie. The carpet looked like it was ripped straight out of The Shining. Not a pleasant first impression.
Next, as I walked up the stairs to my room, I noticed the chic stone wall design on the staircase, but once I touched it, I was flabbergasted. It was not real stone! I'd assume when a place is named Quality Inn that they wouldn't have "stone" made out of cheap plaster.
Once I finally reached my room after a pain staking walk (since no one was willing to help me bring up my 7 luggages) I couldn't even enter the room because the ugly carpet was catching on the door.
After finally winning an intense battle with the door, it came to my surprise that my room had 2 double beds, when I asked for 1 since I came by myself. At the end of my visit, i was charged a whole extra $15.67 that I could've invested towards Common Five-Lined Skink bait.
The first night i wanted to do what every normal person would do when they had a long day and sit back and watch some TV. Apparently, at Quality inn, static TV channels are their most streamed channel. Lovely.
When I decided to hit the hay, I wanted to know what the time was. And who would've known that would be such a complicated task. The clock sitting on the nightstand was a whole minute faster than the real time. Time is money, and I am not getting my money's worth, as they state.
The next day, after coming back from my unsuccessful Common Five-Lined Skink fishing trip in the river behind the motel, since I did not have breakfast because they do not have continental breakfast, I decided I needed to unleash my stress. And what better way than to go bowling. To my surprise, Quality Inn has a very nice bowling alley. I walked in and was about to roll my bowl, but an employee quickly charged at me which startled me and said "sir, access to the bowling alley is a $10 fee". I could not believe it. How could I be paying hundreds of dollars per night and not be allowed to roll a ball and knock some pins over without an extra cost??
As I stormed out of the alley, I needed to use the washroom. I was stuck for 17 minutes trying to find it because their directions are so unbelievably unclear. They had one sign pointing left, and another right under it pointing right. What am I supposed to do?? Take a leak right under the sign??
If there was an option for zero stars, it would be too high of a praise to give. Quality Inn claims that anyone who stays here sure will have their quality time and get their money's worth. Excuse my harsh language, but I feel like a loser for buying into this scam of a motel. Don't fall for the same trap that I did. read more