Quality Inn & Suites

Bed bugs!!! My partner and I just left in the middle of the night because we found bed bugs. They had come out after we got in bed but before we fell asleep. Super gross. Staff was nice and refunded our night and canceled the rest of our stay, but too gross. It’s a shame too, the location is super handy with great restaurants near by, but nope, bed bugs are just a big no.

Terrible, terrible! Double talk you on the price if you reserve online. Stayed there almost two weeks while house under renovation. Never felt safe. The tall building has a device to slide a card for entry but it is broken. Once there was a guy hiding In the elevator soliciting money. We could not sleep one night for people fighting and throwing things next door. People screaming in rooms not uncommon. Food was what we expected for price. Rooms reasonably clean. Furnishings worn and coffee makers were broken. Bathtub in the back building was so cheap it felt like you would fall through the floor. I cannot recommend this hotel, especially not for a women alone. Wished we had paid more and gone elsewhere.

Bed bugs and mold! DO NOT STAY HERE!
The hotel is dingy and poorly kept. There was mold in the vents of the shower, and the heater was mildewed and smelled when turned on. Then, to top it off, I discovered (after sleeping there for one night) that the bed was infested with bed bugs! Apart from being incredibly gross, these pests are notoriously difficult to get rid of and can spread to your apartment at home (I had to destroy my luggage to prevent this).
The price is very low, but in my opinion still far too high — in fact, you could not pay me to stay here again.

The staff was very friendly and helpful and wonderful actually, but the hotel itself is a complete disaster. I was in room 164 and had no cold water in the sink, so it was scalding hot to brush teeth or anything. There were no water bottles available in the room which is something every hotel should provide. So that was annoying. The extra lock in the inside of the room was so difficult to unlock and almost cut myself on it just trying to work it. Everything is falling apart in there. Walking up to my room I would see that part outside/​inside where someone just threw mattresses and other things. Get a dumpster and please clean that up. It’s disgusting actually. It’s not just that it’s outdated but the rooms feel and look gross. The location is convenient to restaurants/​diner. I didn’t eat the free breakfast at the hotel as I was scared. So I ate right next door at the Diner and had a great meal.

Good: Close to subway station (10 minute walk). Inexpensive.
Could do better: Caulking in bathroom is black in places. Paint peeling off ceiling in a few locations. Floor of tub is yellow. Can hear normal conversation levels of neighbors (and more). AC unit broken. Multiple white mystery stains on floor. One wall light fixture burnt out. No offer of compensation for any of this when reported. Front desk on check out said we could have been moved to a different room but having to pack up everything again to move is incredibly inconvenient and I didn’t have time to do so.

Staff is nice, place is a dump!

This place is fine, acceptable for the price. Not the worst in the world, but hardly outstanding. I would have given it a sold 3 stars except for a post-​check-​out experience.
I booked the reservation through my employer, which was charged directly. Upon checking in they ran my credit card for security — standard practice which didn’t surprise me; usually it’s reversed after checking out. Several days after I checked out, I noticed the charge was still there. When I called to inquire, they said it was a «Safety Vault Fee» or something like that. I never used the safety vault and was never told about this fee — when I booked the reservation or when I checked in. They reversed the charge almost immediately when I asked about it – which seems sketchy, almost as if they were counting on me not to notice the charge.
Overall, the hotel was thoroughly mediocre which was accurately reflected in the price. But I did feel afterward as if I could easily have been cheated.

I didn’t like the room. It was freezing cold and took forever to warm up. But the worst this is this place has bed bugs… which I ended up bringing into my home. I’ve heard of them but have never seen them. Now I have to have exterminators to treat my home and my car. I usually don’t write negative things about businesses or people but I don’t want anyone else to go through what I’m going through. It’s a gross and expensive ordeal. They need to address this issue! DO NOT STAY HERE! Unless you like bugs infesting your life. I will never stay at a Quality Inn again! You really do get what you pay for. I’d rather pay more money and not have to deal with this type of situation. I wish I could get my money back. The lesson has been well learned! NEVER AGAIN!!!

Not great… not bad. I paid my hundred bucks and got a comfy place to sleep for the night. Parking is a real pain here, but there is a really good diner to grab some breakfast at right next door.

The positive:
(a) Great location right outside UMD;
(b) Its a place to sleep;
© Staff was helpful — they had a rollaway bed already placed in the room, as we had requested, before we arrived.
(d) Breakfast was acceptable — nothing special but ok hotel breakfast with waffles.
The negative:
(a) Shabby and rundown, looks like nothing has been updated or replaced since the 1970s;
(b) Dirty — the 2″ long dead cockroach behind the toilet means both that the place has big roaches crawling around, and that the cleaning staff do only superficial cleaning of what is immediately visible in front.
Next time, I will drive further and pay more to stay someplace less nauseating.

This hotel was the worst! When I went to check in, there was too much noise because someone was cleaning the floors and I couldn’t even hear myself talk. The first room I checked into had hair in the sheets and the second room had a bed bug crawling around. Not to mention the rooms are old and smelly which they try to cover up with nice wall paper and framed photos. Also the beds are hard and are wrapped in plastic. I left that night and got a refund. I will never sleep at this hotel or any of the choice hotel brands ever again.

The price is great as is the location. It is a 10 minute walk from the college park metro, but the area felt safe enough to stroll through with lots of bags, even after dark.
My rate was only 70 bucks per night — that’s a deal unless things are super shady, which I felt this was not. Receptionist was friendly and efficient. Can’t complain, and was not expecting anything this motel did not deliver.
The room was fine, but you could easily hear when neighboring rooms turned on the water. That’s really the only downside.
The local scene on a Thursday night was loud and trashy, but college kids need to have fun too!

Good rates, clean room, good proximity to the green line.
Loud water pipes, loud raucous college kids, thin walls.
I’d probably stay here if I ever had to be in College park again, let’s just hope that never happens.
Edit: I was going to give it three stars until I noticed that they put us in a special needsroom with a waist high shower nozzle. Come on, really?

I was debating between three and four stars. .. although I was truly leaning towards three, because this line of hotel brand doesn’t usually deserve more, I had to remember and take into account its proximity to the green line Metro station. Driving into town, I passed by a bunch of hotels throughout town, and finally came to my hotel.
This hotel is both a motel style — with drive-​up rooms and rooms in the «tower» — a four story building across from the reception desk /​lobby. Interesting configuration. I opted for the drive up, ground level, motel style room. They offer all-​day coffee and continental breakfast in the lobby.
I am quite familiar with Choice Hotels and the Quality Inn brand, so I wasn’t expecting much, didn’t need much and got what I expected and wanted. .. a clean room, relatively comfortable bed (and pillows), and perhaps an internet connection. The room was a bit dated and it’s definitely no-​frills, but comfortable regardless. My only problem with my stay were the very loud (I assume drunk), guys who were speaking very loudly outside of my room at who knows what time of the morning for at least a half-​hour.
The best part of staying here are the low rates, and the proximity to the College Park green line Metro station. It is the closest of the local hotels to the metro which is a big plus when you are trying to save a buck by not staying in downtown DC, but you need to be in the district for business or pleasure. It’s a ½ hour ride away, and the only hotel which is walking distance from the station. And an even bigger plus is that although I checkout of the hotel in the morning, they had no problem letting me leave my car there while I spent the morning /​afternoon in downtown DC.
Summary. .. brand name hotel, clean. No frills, but close to the metro give it an extra star, while keeping your costs down.

I will not return to the establishment. Since I went for college graduation it was difficult to find a hotel and to find one for a reasonable price. I did not get what I paid for considering I could not get wash clothes or my room properly cleaned. I spoke with the clerk at the front desk at least three times with no resolve and only a shrug of the shoulder of an Ohh well the towels are in the wash for like 24 hours. Similiar to a Motel of a cheaper price i was unable to settle my bill until I submitted my keys although I was leaving very early in the morning. There definetly better places to stay.

I was in college park for a wedding and we went out to the bars and restaurants afterward on that main strip. Although the majority of the people stayed at the Marriott on campus, I opted for the much cheaper and walkable Quality Inn (since cabs are a little hard to get). The room was clean but dated. In fact the whole place was a little dated, but for the price, I could not complain. The location was perfect, walkable to campus, shopping center and bars. The staff was helpful and friendly. There looked to be a pretty decent continental breakfast (didn’t try it, couldnt wake up before 9:30am when it ended). There was also free wireless internet in the rooms and a free computer you could use in the lobby along with a pool. I don’t know if I would stay there for more than a night, but for a place to crash after a wedding, it was A-​Ok by me!

This place is pretty lame. Its a Quality Inn, so I didn’t come in expecting much, and I was still disappointed. Its not awfully dirty, but its not particularly clean either. It was really cheap, and I pretty much got what I paid for. On the plus side, the location is pretty solid… tons of food and bars around, really close to UMD and a nice short walk to the College Park Metro station. If you can get a similar rate at one of the Holiday Inns or something, they’re probably way better.