Quality Inn

I cannot recommend this hotel. The only reason it got two stars was that the bed was comfortable and I had a good nights sleep. After riding a motorcycle for 10 hours the good night sleep was probably assured, though.
The lobby was warm. It was warm in the afternoon during check in, and the breakfast area was uncomfortably warm when eating breakfast the next morning. I tried the biscuits and gravy and sausage. Please don’t make the same mistake. It wasn’t good, and gravy was thick and clumpy.
The room… Ugh.
I didn’t change rooms because I assumed they would all be this way, and as I said above, I had just finished travelling after many hours. I just wanted some food, a shower, and some sleep.
The room was dirty. There were live and dead bugs in the light fixture, hair on the toilet, and mold in the shower. The towels were cheap, rough, and not very absorbant. The TV wasn’t on a stand that could turn, and it was screwed down to the furniture. One electrical outlet was overloaded with at least four plugs. The AC in the room didn’t work very well, either.

This one is hard to review. Having a family reunion around the area, we went with one of the only pet friendly hotels we could find.
We had to cancel our Ramada reservation since their pool was broken, and this again, was the only pool/​pet friendly one we could find.
I think I have to break it down to review, into mini reviews.
The room was clean. It’s seen some years, some wear and tear, as I expect any hotel room I stay in has as well. So nothing there. Beds were made, it had space, it was what we needed for our two dogs since we’d spend minimal time there. As far as a hotel room, it’s your standard, «off-​the-​beaten-​path» hotel room.
The pool was cold. It was small. My kids were only able to stand it for half an hour before they were shivering and wanting to go change. No hot tub. Broken fitness room. If the pool weren’t ice cold or had a place where we could warm up, we might have used it more.
They had typical pre-​made warm food for breakfast. Fake eggs, rehydrated biscuits and gravy, bagels, milk, very limited cereal selection, packaged donuts, refired sausages… the coffee was always gone, seems they can’t keep up with the demand on that one. Pretty sure the sausages made me sick both days, after having them I felt sick all day.
They claim free wifi, but their router resets after ten minutes, so it kicks you off. I was on such a weak signal that it made any news reading tedious.
We stayed two nights. They knew we had dogs. They knew we had small children. At 10:30pm they called us, woke both of our kids up, and told us they didn’t have a pet waiver signed. My wife, who is the most organized, accountant-​minded person disagreed. They kept fighting with her on the phone while I tried to get our kids settled back down. Finally she hung up on them and that was that.
We left for the day, only coming back to put the kids down for naps from noon until three. We were out for a day outdoors, and when we rolled back in around 9:30−10pm, we were carrying two nearly asleep kids and dragging in two exhausted dogs. We got them settled into bed and sure enough, a loud knock on the door, waking both kids up and making the dogs bark… this time they said they needed a credit card for «pet incidentals.» Pretty sure my wife was going to murder the front desk worker. She said she booked it through
, they took care of everything, and that they had our credit card on file. The front desk person insisted, and said her manager texted her to get our card. My wife told her buzz off since we have upset kids and dogs, that they had our info on file. She said we’d square up with them in the morning. Then she shut the door on her.
For the 130 $, this isn’t not worth it unless it’s a last resort.

I am not sure why this hotel has a 2 star rating. That is way too high. The only reason I gave it a one star is because you can’t post a review with zero stars. The only reason we stayed here is because it’s in the middle of nowhere and there was some kind of food festival going on and the only four rooms available were in this hotel. $ 199 for this room, it wasn’t worth $ 50. Door to the room was broken so it had to be slammed to close it. Smoke alarm went off in the middle of the night. Bed was made wrong so I had to remake it to use it. Internet was worse than 1995 dial up. The TV kept going out. Maid knocked on the door three times like they were in a hurry to get us out. They gave me $ 40 back, not enough. Stay clear of this shit hole. Your better off sleeping in your car.

Stayed the night here with my family. I am giving it 3 stars because there is nothing special really about this place. With that being said it was a nice hotel. The front seat worker seemed really stressed out and it wasn’t busy so I don’t know what that was about. Our room was clean and nice. Although the beds were a little small. It was supposed to be 2 queens but really they seemed like fills. I would stay here again but like I said there is no wow factor here.

Its 4:30 in the morning and I’m sitting in a chair in the corner of my room unable to sleep. The air conditioner comes on and off intermittently making a buzz/​rattle that ends with a loud thunk every time it shuts off. Deafening silence in between. I’ll start to drift to sleep and the cycle repeats. This is of the worst hotel experiences I’ve had. This room should have come with earplugs. It didn’t even come with a bar of soap.

Waiting in line to check room price/​availability and noticed the clerk would not say a price. Just wrote on a paper. As two other people left, my husband got up to the desk and asked price. She slid a price over of $ 139 plus tax. Needless to say we left too. Went next door to Americinn $ 95. Very nice room and service. We had just stayed at a Quality Inn 5 days prior in North Platte. Much nicer and cheaper. Besides this was a Wed. Night. And just staying on night.

Dark, dreary and dingy. Double the regular price because as it was explained, «we are running out of rooms so we raised the price.» Plumbing didn’t work but half hour after reporting, a member of the staff brought plunger to the door, and simply left without another word.
Toilet tissue and regular tissue about one grade above sand paper.
Coffee maker didn’t work; didn’t discover that until the next morning after a shower that was accompanied by thread-​bare towels and wash cloths.
Breakfast juice dispenser that was labeled «cranberry joice» gave clear cold water, no juice. Coffee cups were small with no lids.
I hope this review helps others avoid similar disappointment!

We stopped here on our ridiculous cross country move. I really like Quality Inn. It’s one of the most consistent, safe, clean, inexpensive hotel chains, and yes, they allow dogs. Like every Quality Inn I’ve been to, this one had a pool, free hot breakfast, free abundant parking, free WiFi, shampoo, soap, good TV selection… It was also conveniently located near a strip of cheap restaurants including the hilariously named «Carlos O’Kelly’s Mexican Café,» which had some appropriately sized margaritas after a long day of tiresome cross-​country driving.
The staff here was very friendly (it’s the Midwest, of course they are). The only thing I will complain about is that there was a high school basketball conference going on and it was the 4^th of July, so mix teenage boys and fireworks and you will not be pleased. Thankfully the city of Kearney enforced a No-​fireworks-​after-​midnight law and we were able to get some sleep.

Note: I’m giving three stars for the category that this hotel/​motel serves. There are no bells and whistles, but you don’t expect that for $ 65 per night. They allow pets — which is a BIG plus but they do ask that you keep them to a separate entrance. Not a big deal, but a little off-​putting since they charge you an extra $ 15. Even the swanky hotels don’t make you use a separate entrance!
Free WiFi and breakfast is a bonus.