Quality Inn

Gotta say, not bad. I had some pretty low expectations of what a $ 55/​night hotel in Easton might in store for me. I came in for the bacon fest; I tried finding ANY place else on line. Apparently bacon fest is quite popular and there was simply nowhere else to go.
Upon my arrival, I was skeeved. There were seemingly homeless people hanging out in the lobby. The guest ahead of us was complaining about his room. The girl at the front desk could seem to care less. I braced myself for a bad experience. We took the elevator up to the 3^rd floor, and the hallway still smelled very much like a smoke/​mothball combo. Reluctantly, I took a deep breath and opened the door.
Was it pretty? Nah. Mustard yellow with crimson details, tacky and outdated. It was clean, odor free, comfortable and a block away from the festivities planned for the day. And again, it was $ 55 dollars.
While checking out the manager at front desk graciously offered to allow us to leave our truck while we went back to bacon fest.
All in all, the hotel exceeded my expectations. See you next year, Easton.

Worst place ever. Light fixtures were taped to wall. Both beds had Cigaret burns in them. The bath tub was black and nasty. The staff was rude and picking at her teeth while checking in. I asked for a non smoking room. Still gave me a smoking room. Don’t book it.

THIS HOTEL HAS BEDBUGS. STAY THE HELL AWAY. Woke up with a zillion bedbug bites on my arms, and was told that «if we find bedbug activity, then we will follow up with a refund». The manager also yelled at me for even implying that I had been bitten by something in his hotel. Here’s the thing: I’m not allergic to mosquitos. Or Lice. Or gnats. Or fleas. But my arm swelled up like a canteloupe because I’m allergic to – you guessed it – BedBugs! $ 60 in medical bills and up to $ 100 in cleaning supplies/​laundry later, and Corporate still hasn’t responded to my request for reimbursement. The manager is an asshole, the hotel is a shithole, and I’m never using a Choice Hotel again.
There was also dingy lighting, chipped paint, and a shitty TV. But none of those really hold a candle to the itchy, swollen bedbug bites on my arms and legs.

Hotel staff was very friendly, especially the Peggy who handled the breakfast. Rooms were clean and hotel was conveniently located near a few restaurants and stores.

I know this is a long one, but it might save someone a terrible experience…
The Manager is so rude he made my mother cry…
My mother had a high school reunion in Easton so I bought her a hotel room close to the venue. This hotel was the closest. I bought the hotel room 5 months in advance. I called both Choice hotels customer service line and the hotel directly when purchasing the room to make sure everything would go smooth for Mom. I paid for the room and put it in my Mom’s name as they suggested. They told me she would have to present ID and that would be all that was required. I was assured that it would be simple and easy for my mom. It was anything but.
When my mother arrived this past week she was met by what can only be described as the rudest man in the hospitality industry. He would not allow her to check into the room without me coming in with my credit card. I live 1000 miles away. He badgered her to the point of tears. When my mom called me she was crying so I asked her to hand the phone to the manager. He was overly rude with me telling me I was a bad son for sending her without my credit card and that she was not getting that room. I hung up with him and told mom to hold on while I call customer service and then other hotels farther away because I didn’t want her to deal with this man.
This hotel is FRANCHISED. Customer service can’t help you. Though they did take 25 min. to talk about the situation ultimately to tell me they couldn’t help and i needed to call guest relations instead of customer service. As my mother sat crying in the lobby some of her old class mates arrived to check in at the hotel and wanted to know why she was crying, as she was telling them how she was being treated, the manager demanded she come to the desk and he would let her have the room so she didn’t «bother» other guests…
Fast foward a few days– Mom received a survey in email asking about her experience. She filled it out with exactly what happened… She actually got a response from the same manager in her email the next day. What follows is EXACTLY what she received:
«This is what happens if you do favor to some one. guest like you miss use my kindness. i will never say sorry to you.
upon check in i just asked your credit card you said you’re son paid for the room so asked your son to fill out third party authorization and
you guys make a big issue. its all didn’t work out. you should thanks to me i let you stay in the room with out any credit card information.
instead of thanking me you are complaining about me.
people like you don’t deserve this kind of service. you and your son was rude to me. now you telling me other way around. don’t come back in this property any more i am put your and your son name to black list. «
Congratulations Quality Inn, You’ve just won worst customer service in my life award!

we always enjoy our stay at this hotel its affordable and the staff is very nice especially becca .the room was very clean the bed was so comfortable the pillows were so soft the shower was so relaxing I didn’t want to get out and the free breakfast was delicious the cleaning crew are very nice.

I found myself looking for a hotel and very last minute. I found for the price I paid very reasonable. I was booked into a 2 bed non-​smoking hotel room as that was what I wanted. The bed was very comfortable. I found the pillows very soft and enjoyable to sleep on. The two minor issues were the outlet between the two beds did not work and the hair dryer in the bathroom had an issue with shutting off and had to push in the reset button a couple of times. The bathroom itself was clean and had enough pressure for my needs. The hotel check in was easy as easy as the checkout was. Lobby was clean as well as the rest of the hallways I had to take to get to my room. I would have absolutely no qualms recommending this hotel to others. The proximatity to NJ where I was visiting a friend and how easy it was to get to this hotel was part of why I choose this hotel.

The customer arrive here is terrible. They lied toe and my partner. When we booked through expedia, at 7 pm for that evening, and called to cancel an hour later, they told us expedia would not allow us to cancel. After an hour on the phone with expedia and the hotel again, they finally admitted that they lied.
Don’t waste your time with these people. They are liars and cheats.

When I saw the 1 ½ star rating, I was very skeptical. However, due to the limited options because of a last minute booking, I took a gamble after reading the 2 reviews.
This is a perfectly adequate budget hotel. It was clean & inexpensive with a competent staff. That’s all I expect in a budget, no frills hotel. The bed was comfortable & the room had plenty of space. The walls looked freshly painted with nice muted colors.
It was good value for the money & I would have no qualms about staying here again if I were in the area.

The last place anyone want to be. the place is nasty as hell, the staff «owner» has no manner whatsoever. The building is so old ready to collapse anytime. Most of all BEWARE !!” This place is full of bedbugs”!!
Deserves no start at all

Where to begin? I had an impromptu stay in Easton this week.
After checking in, I went up to the room. All of the hallways smelled like smoke, although my room was fine. A woman was still inside, cleaning and talking on her phone. I stood in the hallway while she finished cleaning it. During that period, she loudly said, «No…shut up. Stop asking me questions. I’m in a… cust…guest room or whatever asshole wait a minute.» Charming welcome to the hotel.
I ended up needing to stay a second night. My new room had an air conditioner that was fridge-​sized and crazy loud. The curtains barely covered the windows. Starting at around 11, I heard this buzzing noise above me. It sounded like a vacuum or pneumatic drill.
This went on for two hours. I called the front desk and they said they would look into it (and that two other people complained), but I got no response. I then went downstairs at 1:30 AM and was told that it was probably the pipes from someone flushing the toilet. I find it hard to believe that an extremely loud grinding noise was happening from the pipes directly above me for two hours, or that this had never happened before, or that people connect drills to toilets.
I had left my toiletry bag in the car, so this morning I blearily went downstairs to grab it. Breakfast was available in the lobby. I walked over to it, looked around, and said to the woman working there, «This looks good! Can’t wait to try it.» I walked around the corner to my car. When I got back (60 seconds later), the food was all gone. I asked the woman where it went and she pointed at an apple and said, «You can eat this.» Why does this hotel hate me?
To be fair, except for that one maid, the staff was very nice. But this was a really bad experience. I am totally fine giving five stars for dives or diners or things like that — you can still be great for what you are. These problems had nothing to do with the fact that it’s a no frills hotel. Good sleep is not a frill.

This hotel is cheep and convenient, however, the rooms are in a little disrepair. One time I had spiders crawling on the ceiling, my wife freaked out. I ran to the cvs to get spray.