The Crossroads Inn has all of the basic accommodations and amenities you may need during your stay on base. Parking is available around the entire building. Elevators and the staircase are accessible on all floors. Breakfast is offered every morning.
AMENITIES:
My standard room ($92 rate) came with x2 twin beds, a sofa chair, an air conditioning unit, a trash bin, a flatscreen TV on top of a cabinet with three drawers, a mini-fridge, microwave, coffee maker with complementary coffee, a desk with a built-in outlet and x2 USB charging ports, a desk lamp, a floor lamp, a nightstand with a lamp that has x2 built-in outlets, a telephone, x4 separate wall outlets, towels, and complementary bathroom amenities (shampoo, conditioner, soap, etc.), a box of tissues. Wi-fi is accessible from all rooms; just connect to the "Crossroads_Inn" network. There's a laundromat in the lodge and vending machines scattered around the facility.
NEARBY ON-BASE DESTINATIONS:
Please note the time-to-destination listed are merely estimates. From the entrance of the front door:
-Officer's Club/The Clubs at Quantico (next to the Crossroads Inn, 1 min walk)
-Marine Corps Service Station/Gas Station/Shoppette (45 min to 1hr fast walk, 8 mins by car)
-McDonald's (45 min fast walk, 8 mins by car)
-Marine Corps Exchange/Food Court (46 min fast walk; 8 mins by car)
-Commissary (47 min fast walk; 8 mins by car)
-Quantico Naval Medical Clinic (20 min fast walk, 30 sec by car)
-Marine Mart/Shoppette on Fuller Heights Rd. (30 min fast walk, 1 min by car)
-Quantico Train Station (35 min fast walk, 2 mins by car)
If you turn right onto Potomac Ave. (towards the train station) from Fuller Heights Rd., you'll see an entire street of establishments (including restaurants and a barbershop). The town of Dumfries is about 15 minutes away by car and has a bit more variety than Quantico and Triangle. Stafford is 20 minutes away, and has more (and better) places to eat and shop than all 3.
SERVICE/ROOMS:
I didn't require housekeeping on my 5 stays here, so I cannot comment on that (sorry). However, I can say that the housekeeping staff is friendly and helpful. If you forget to have your room cleaned on a particular day and want replacement towels and soap, just ask the staff at the front desk and they'll get you what you need.
I stayed in 5 different rooms--2 rooms on the 1st floor, 2 on the 2nd floor, and one of the suites on the 3rd floor. For the most part, the standard rooms on the 2nd floor ($92/day) were fine with weak water pressure being the main problem. On my second visit here, the water pressure was not only weak but the room also had problems with small white bugs climbing up the walls whenever the lamps were turned on at night.
The standard rooms on the 1st floor ($92/day) were better. I was offered one of the handicap-accessible standard rooms ($97/day) due to low occupancy, and found it to be one of the best non-suite rooms offered; the quality of the room is on par with a Navy Lodge room albeit smaller. It also has a kitchenette. For military lodging, the 3rd floor suites ($101/day) are decent. All of the standard amenities are there, with the addition of a kitchenette, dining table, and miniature living room. My main complaint for the suite is the lack of outlets compared to regular rooms.
CHECK-IN is at 3:30pm, while CHECK-OUT is at 12pm.
One thing I found rude and unprofessional during my last visit is having my room key deactivated 45 minutes before check-out time. It was annoying because I was in the middle of loading my luggage into my vehicle. For the most part, however, my stays here have been pretty comfy. read more