La Quinta Inn Mobile

This is the first time my family and I have stayed at this hotel. The lobby had an awful smell to it. I don’t know if it was mold, sweat, or both. Our rooms had an odd smell in them also. The worst part about our room is when we were about to lay down. After pulling the sheets back, we discovered little bed bugs. We will most definitely not be coming back to this particular hotel.

We are traveling the country with our dogs and this has been a wonderful first stop experience. The rooms are very clean and do a pretty good job of keeping the noise out. Their beds are really comfy (my bf and I prefer opposite bed types and we both slept great). The upgraded room was worth the couple of dollars for extra sleeping space and the pups felt right at home! Check in was a breeze and the breakfast in the morning wasn’t too bad! They offered room service (which we didn’t use but thought the option was great to have). If you are looking for a four or five star luxury hotel, this is not your best bet. If you are on the road and want a super comfy bed and nice hot shower and cup of coffee in the morning, this place is fantastic! Keep up the good work, guys. :)

If I could give this place 1 star I would. Gross, just absolutely gross! The lobby smells of sweat and musty air. No gym, which is a big loss for me. Next time will pay the extra $ 40 and stay somewhere better! I will no longer stay in this chain of hotels again!

Cockroaches and dirty floors – does anything more need to be said?

Have you been looking for hotel room that smells of wet gym socks and mold? Do you dream about taking a shower in a tub that’s clogged, forcing you to stand in someone else’s filth? Do you enjoy drying off with a towel covered in mystery hair? Then this is the place for you! I never knew it was possible for carpet to be wet and sticky at the same time! They also have complimentary piles of black dust and mold behind each night stand for you to enjoy all night long.
We will never stay at a La Quinta again.

Clean room, decent La Quinta style breakfast with real waffles, walls are not paper thin. This is not a brand new hotel but it does appear well kept and had both a mini fridge to store stuff and a small microwave to heat it. Surprisingly fast internet.

It was not very clean. And u can forget drinking coffee the ity bity coffee machine was very dirty. Hair all over the bathroom. It was just icky

I had vowed to never, ever, ever, stay at a La Quinta again. But, on a missed exit and trapped between this La Qinta and a 50 dollar more Durry Inn I took a chance. Long story short BRAVO!!. Leon was checked me in, very nice and helpful. Clean, clean room.
I was on the ground floor at the courtyard, and was awakened by a group of kids running by my window, but my king sized bed was so comfortable I fell right back asleep. Oh, yeah. noon check out.

I think some of my fellow Unilocalers are confused about the difference between a $ 150-​per-​night hotel and a $ 80-​per-​night motel. Based on the reviews, I was expecting a total roach motel, and that was not at all our experience. Luxury hotel? Nope. A-​OK travelers motel? Sure.
This La Quinta is totally acceptable in its category. It’s pet friendly, with comfortable beds and nice enough TVs and bathroom fixtures. We had no concerns about cleanliness or pet odor during our short stay. The shades keep the room nice and dark and if you need to sleep in, standard checkout time is noon. We paid $ 80 for a king room for 2 adults, a toddler, and a 40ish lb dog.
We didn’t try the continental breakfast or take advantage of 10% off at the neighboring Denny’s or OCharleys, but all of those are options. There is a pool and a grassy area behind the parking lot where you can walk your dog and even baggies for waste.
I would stay here again.

This place was dirty, and full of roaches. What a disgusting experience.

I am giving three stars not because it is that nice. But, I am giving three stars keeping in mind that I only needed a cheap room to sleep in.
I was going to be in town for one night, so I hotwired a cheap room. On the taxi ride to the motel, I was asking the taxi driver about the place as I was quite skeptical. He said that he drops quite a few people off there, and there is a Denny’s conveniently next door. When he pulled up to drop me off, there was yellow tape around the front of the hotel. I was worried that a homicide may have taken place, however the taxi driver said that the motel is often doing maintenance to keep the place looking decent. So, I walked in the back door and the lady had no problem finding my reservation. She gave me my keys and the number to the local taxi, at my request.
I went to my room and was not taken aback by anything, which is a good thing. For a cheap hotel, it was sufficiently clean and well maintained. All I really needed was a bed to sleep in, an ironing board and an iron, and a shower. All of those things were there and in good working order. It has been quite a long time since I’ve stayed in a motel, but this was not bad at all. After I got ready in the morning, I checked out (there is a story that I will not tell, however it is a testament to the lack of diversity of this area, but I will keep it to myself) and went to see what the continental breakfast had to offer. It was a decent continental breakfast with everything that you might expect, maybe a little more. When I walked out, the taxi was there waiting for me.
My stay was uneventful and the room served its purpose. I’ve definitely paid more to stay at places that were far worse than this place. You get what you pay for. I didn’t pay much. So, this place gains no points, but it loses no points either. If I had to, I’d stay there again if all I needed was a bed to sleep in.

Place seemed kind of sketchy. It wasn’t very clean. Not bad for just staying for the night