Quality Hotel and Conference Center

Stayed Feb 2015-​Older facility for sure, but the room was ok, fairly quite and shower had good pressure, tub drained well. This may seem odd to comment on, but it’s important to a frequent traveler! The big complaint is the Internet service totally sucked. Several attempts to log on to hotel network, almost impossible to surf efficiently and couldn’t log into my VPN network. This is an important feature for me as well, since I travel extensively for work.

Giving this place a 1 is plus in itself! Stayed here for one night in which we were over charged and instead of crediting us they charged us an additional night. The manager ensured he refunded the money back into our account but never gave us a receipt number for the transaction he says he did. Clerk at the front desk was nice but was not knowledgeable of what was suppose to be done. The room was so dated that the cable was the worst I had ever seen. Carpets stink and overall the quality in this quality inn was not there! From the charges, to the rooms, lobby and whatever was dragged across the hallway that left a stream of sticky crap on the floor like someone was dragging trash from one hall to another! We still have yet to be refunded our $ 111.99 (that was the military discount) that we were over charged. When I called, the clerks at the front desk have no clue as to what the heck to do, really NOT helpful and helpless!

Very outdated has a very old smokey smell inside. Some rooms still have box TV’s. Did not have either a fridge or microwave.

Giving this place two stars is being generous. The rooms are stuffy, the WiFi is unforgivably slow, the ice machine down the hall was out of order, and the housekeeping staff neglected to supply me with SOAP, of all things. When I complained at the website, they reimbursed me for 30 bucks, which was nice. But the fact remains that this hotel has seen better days. You could save a few bucks and get a satisfactory room at the nearby Econo-​Lodge. Or just go to one of the newer hotels in Princeton.

Like most of the restaurants in this area, there is a lack of hotels as well.
We stayed at this Quality Inn from saturday evening til monday morning. I grew up in this area and knew it before it was a quality inn. needless to say, Quality hasn’t added any «quality».
Walking into the place the lobby looks promising, nice lounge area, large eating area for the «free breakfast» and a lounge/​bar area.
The downfalls quickly become reality as you open the door to your room. The air conditioners are extremely outdated and when they’re on, the volume of the tv is irrelevant as the ac overpowers them. the rooms have space and could easily fit two queens, but the doubles work. The rooms lack enough power outlets for charging phones, laptops or anything of that nature.
The bathrooms were decent, upgraded faucets and shower head. No clue about the previous reviewer’s issue, but we had 5 rooms reserved all with the same bathroom layout.
The pool area made us laugh. there is a very large sun deck, its huge. In the middle is a tiny little pool enough for 12 people to swim in. anything over that and you’re definitely bumping into one another. We called ahead to ask if the pool was heated and we were told «yes». got there and was greeted with icy cold water! Seriously? heated???
The «gym» was a tiny room, inside this room was also housed the sauna. Um, bad bad choice. The sauna put off a bunch of heat, in a gym room with no fans or any other type of adequate ventilation.
The work out machines lacked the metal pins for weight selection, all the seats were loose, the cables were frayed and about to snap. the bench press cable was snapped. One of the cables got a little too close to me and scratched me on a downward motion. Its just a very poor design for such a tiny room. Free weights with a couple of benches would be safer.
There was crackers all over the gym room floor and no wipes available for cleaning off the equipment. Im pretty sure its a breeding ground for staff infections at this point.
The 2 story hotel lacks an elevator. I have stayed in many hotels in numerous states. Some hotels I’ve stayed in are easily 40 years older than this one, yet they have elevators. What gives Quality Inn? An elderly couple was in front of us filing a complaint about how they were given the wrong room, but decided to keep it due to the appropriate room being on the second floor with no elevator access.
Hmmm, im thinking this place isn’t compliant with some type of handicap laws, someone should check into that.
Lastly, the first floor area between the two corridors where the pool is smells of a tobacco smoke shop. the back door which is supposed to be «locked» via card access was not and so everyone would just step out this door for a smoke. Because of the location of the doors and the mountain right behind the building, no real wind is generated in this area. so, all the smoke from behind the building where an ash tray is so conveniently located, flows directly into the down stairs corridors. Bring a mask if you don’t want second hand smoke.
This was my first stay since Quality took over years ago, and im happy to say my last. We’ll find another place, even if the drive is further.

I have watched this motel deteriorate over the past five years to the point where it probably should be demolished. At the least, it needs a good cleaning and painting. The bathrooms well there is a good gas station on the corner. The bathroom in our room had cracked fixtures and dirt and mold. Yuk! It does have a free breakfast. It is free because no one would pay for it. I could go on like this but just do your self a favor and stay somewhere else. Corporate has got to step in and do something about this place or just close it down. On the night that we were there only two people were in the entire motel working. When I called to make the original reservation I had to call back no one answered the phone the first time I think that pretty much sums up my review. About the only positive thing that I can say is that the two people who were working were very nice guys both of them, they were trying to make the best of an impossible situation.