Quality Inn & Suites

My husband and I drive over the road and very seldom need a hotel room considering we sleep in our truck. That being said. This past Sunday 10÷5÷14 we layed over and was instructed by our dispatcher that they would compensate our hotel expenses. Using the web site «Hotels 4 truckers» we were referred to Quality Inn and Suites. This particular hotel offered us exactly what we needed. A fairly decent place to park our tractor/​53′ trailer, and allowed our 6lb Chihuahua to stay in the room with us for an xtra 10.00. We were within walking distance to family restaurant «Bob Evans» and a convenience store. For the price ($ 60.00 including pet fee) my husband and I were both satisfied with the accommodations and customer service. The room appeared clean and the shower was hot. I like the fact that the room came with an Iron and Ironing board. Small refrigerator and a small in room coffee pot. Unfortunately we were unable to try the hot breakfast considering the 3 hour time difference. We woke up @ 7am Phoenix time. Just in time to pack up and check out for the 10:30 am Kentucky time. My main complaint would be the tub drained very poorly and like most a/​c units it was quite noisy. All and all the accommodations were good for the price charged.

Breakfast was decent. Room left much to be desired.

Stayed here last night as my house in undergoing renovation. This hotel needs it worse than my house. I made my husband check for bedbugs before I even went in the room. I will never recommend this hotel to anyone. It’s extremely run down and dirty — can’t imagine how it keeps the franchise. There are too many options close to here to ever stay here folks!

I wish I could give this motel Zero stars, they all get star because Unilocal says I have to.
I recently stayed here and was extremely disappointed in the quality and service of the Quality Inn & Suites. I’ve stayed at many Choice Hotels over the years throughout the US and have typically been very comfortable. Roadside motels aren’t expected to stand up to the quality of a 5-​star hotel but should still be clean, with a bed and sheets and working bathroom. This motel had none of those things.
As I was looking to find my room I noticed some writing on the wall outside one of the doors, it was the room number scribbled on the wall because the number plate had fallen off and not been repaired. This was my room.
Entering the room everything looked normal, like any other motel room, but as I settled in I found issues with the room. The toilet would not flush, the sink would not drain and what water did drain would drip from the pipe onto the carpet. My bed had sheets with stains on it, no blanket (only a top sheet) and throw pillows put in pillow cases for the bed.
When I called the front desk they told me the motel was full and they didn’t have any extra sheets until the morning cleaning crew came in. Really? All in all a very bad experience.
Do not stay here! If you are in need of a place to stay the night stay closer to the airport or pay the money to stay in Cincinnati.

You get what you pay for. The cost is very affordable and the quality somewhat reflects that. The location looks a little shady and it isn’t super nice looking, but we didn’t get shot or robbed so appearances are not everything! Really can’t complain about cleanliness because it was cleaned well, but I did feel like I didn’t want to touch anything I didn’t have to. Older, lower grade commodities, but again, it’s what you pay for. Breakfast exceeded expectations and the coffee was great. Overall, I’d say it’s a fine place to stay the night. If you’re looking for someplace that is nice, fancy, and comfortable to hang out in, this isn’t the place, but if you just want a bed to sleep in and a shower to clean up it, it is very affordable and serves that purpose well.

First of all, the price is very reasonable and they do provide a AAA discount. The free breakfast, microwave, mini refrigerator and free wifi Internet access is also a nice plus. A few negatives– Our bathroom had no ventilation fan, so the first person to shower in the morning, fogs the mirror for all subsequent users. The heater/​air conditioner unit had an extremely inefficient thermostat. It either baked us or blew cold air, we could not regulate the room temperature to our satisfaction, so I ended up just turning it off and bundling up. Although we had a non-​smoking room, we had to walk past a gauntlet of smoke (presumably wafting downstairs from the «smoking» floor above. The TV is of the old tube style, not a flat screen HDTV. The bathroom doesn’t have a hair dryer, yet around the corner there is an iron and ironing board. Despite having these noted negatives, I’d go back. Affordable price and safe neighborhood, for this family, trumps all else!

Looking for a budget location to lay my head, Florence has a fair amount of options. The main objective was to find a location that was dog (large) friendly and of the six I called 4 actually were. Prices averaged about the same, with 2 being on the higher side ($ 60.something a night), so I funneled the options down another level.
Upon arrival, I was greeted by very a extremely friendly staff and attentive chamber maids. Attentive to the tune of moving microwaves and chairs to my liking, when I wanted to change rooms after a few nights.
The WiFi is segmented into 6 zones and is lightning fast and no additional log in info like many other hotel networks require. The continental breakfast is super, plus you get a free Wall Street Journal ($ 2.00 value) Eggs-​biscuits-​sausage and make your own waffles, cereal bagels and more from 6:30 to 11:00, very clean, replenished regularly and did I say very clean? When I ate out, the front desk attendants printed up directions, as I didn’t need recommendations thanks to Unilocal, other than my Chinese food fiasco. Full cable including the golf channel, a big plus for me, as I keep it glues to that network. I stayed here during the major tornado damage to N. Kentucky and the place did not collapse, which is another plus.