La Quinta Inn & Suites OKC North – Quail Springs

This place has degraded. Recent ice storms causing Power outages forced us to find shelter. They price gouged us for 144.00… Usually 75 bucks. Tv only plays the porn channels. what used to be a nice place is now deemed a «shithole»

Staff was nice & the entry/​breakfast area looks impressive, but the rooms are pretty dated.
Love the dog friendly aspect but the carpets had a lot of visible stains & there wasn’t a lot of available areas to walk your dogs. I know the room was cleaned & refreshed during our 3 night stay, but the staining on the carpet just made you feel dirty. I’ve stayed at a newly remodeled La Quinta in Midwest City that was much more aesthetically pleasing & didn’t leave me feeling icky.
The faucet had a burnt hair/​salon smell when we used the hot water.
Great location to the turnpike & dining.

Comfortable and clean but not up to par to give you that «at home» feeling. Internet is absolutely horrible. Off and on and off and on all day. Finally decided to call the desk and they said «I’ll reset it». Came back on and then off and then on and off and on and so on and so forth. Normally not a big deal at all but if I’m spending $ 100 + a night to get that «at home» level of comfort than I expect that everything should be up and running as such.

Never again run for the hills. Disgusting.

Beware! Bedbugs!
My husband and I stayed and woke up riddled with bed-​bug bites. We contacted the hotel and got a very lackluster and non-​committal response, so also contacted the Oklahoma Board of Health.
Luckily it doesn’t seem like any of the bugs came home with us, but a terrible and gross experience, none-​the-​less.

This place is terrible. I was forced to stay here due to availability. The room was not cleaned very well. I was also treated to a midnight surprise as a pipe burst on my floor and I did not get any sleep. I was not given much of an apology. There are a lot of other options in the area. I suggest using almost anyone else for your stay.

Nice hotel. Clean room. Helpful staff. I was a little worried at checkin because there was a woman holding a newborn behind the desk. Yep that was the front desk clerk. I think she was expecting another too. Apparently this was a distraction for her because the first room she gave me was dirty and had not had housekeeping after the previous guest. 5 minutes later I was in a new room and it was very clean. She was very nice and apologetic. The staff the next day was very nice too. You just don’t expect to see a baby as part of the checkin process. Ha!
The room was a king size and a weird floor plan. There were 3 closets. I didn’t use any of them.
Breakfast was ok. A sign said no eggs due to a recall so I’m guessing they make packaged egg product instead of real eggs. Still there were plenty choices and I was happy. There were also sodas and waters next to the front desk in a glass frig in the hallway. They called it the market but it was really a frig against the wall. Nice enough and it was there.
I took a sneaky photo of my checkin team. It was fine just caught me off guard. I’m guessing her sitter was late and made it happen. I checked In at 11pm on the nose do I guess it was the start of her shift or the end perhaps.
Anyway, sorry to drift off on that minor issue.
Great hotel and a great value. Convenient location too.

I stayed here one night on the way from Nebraska to California. The staff was helpful and responsive when I couldn’t get my TV to work. I was able to get a ground floor room which was helpful as I had my older dog who has trouble with stairs. The rooms were clean and pleasant. I would recommend staying here.

Bad experience. Lobby ok but the room are shabby. Phone not plugged and Internet doesn’t work. I mean doesn’t work at all.

Thank God for La Quinta’s in general because my partner and I are driving cross-​country from LA to Boston. We did this trip in the opposite direction 2.5 years ago but we did not have our dog then.
It can be a challenge to find lodging for us with our dog because he’s a 60-​pound pit bull. As far as I know, all La Quintas are sans breed and size restrictions, which is really, really helpful for us. So, no matter what this place has going for it or doesn’t, I’m just so appreciative that it allows dogs.
I pretty much only have pros about this place. The room was pretty big, it was clean, had the basic accommodations and more. Hotels these days barely give you a mini bottle of shampoo, let alone anything else, like coffee. This place had coffee in the room, which was really helpful as we were so sleep-​deprived. The room also had basic but worked well microwave and refrigerator. Since we’re traveling across the U.S. we do have some food we’re bringing with us in the car and hoping to refrigerate it in the rooms we’re staying in each night, so this was really helpful. Breakfast was included and it was actually pretty good (i.e. eggs and sausage). Customer service was good. I really appreciated that since we had a dog, we were on the first floor and right near a side entrance. It includes Wi-​Fi, which was really important for us, although most places do that these days. The lobby area was nice and clean.
The cons: The area around this location wasn’t great for walking our dog. I mean, technically, it was a quiet area with sidewalks, so I shouldn’t complain, but we did the majority or our walking in an office park. It would’ve been nice to be in a more attractive area to walk but at least it was safe (not a lot of cars) and quiet.
All in all, this was a great place to stay. Definitely the best La Quinta we stayed in along the way. In fact, better than the other hotel chains we stayed in, too. I highly recommend it.

Wow. This is the BEST La Quinta I’ve ever stayed in!
They remodeled the rooms — very modern.
New carpeting all over.
Breakfast area is busy, for a reason! lol They have a hot breakfast: sausage, biscuits, gravy. Healthier options — boiled eggs, yogurt, oatmeal, etc. BIG coffee cups with lids.
But… We’re from Vegas and there is a Rudy’s down the street. So I’m just enjoying the room!

We were on a road trip from TN to CA, then north up to Canada. I made an online reservation at the Biltmore but left after a few hours because it was so disgusting. I looked around for another dog friendly hotel and chose this one. We were very happily surprised that for $ 20 more we went from a 1 star hotel to what felt like a 4 star. It was definitely worth the 10 min drive north from I-​40. Very pet friendly and lots of amenities close by.

Stayed two nights at the La Quinta Inn in Oklahoma City. The hotel is a nice mid range budget hotel perfect for business travelers with plenty of restaurants within walking distance. They also offer some themed «fantasy» suites that include a hot tub in the room. The names kind of remind me of the Madonna Inn and San Luis Obispo.
Upon my arrival and walking in the place was nice. The décor here is a bit pretentious for my taste reminding me of something I would see in an old upscale manor in New Orleans.
I checked in and had no problems with reservations. The room I got was clean and a good size. It had two queen beds along with a desk, microwave, and small frig. The toilet, sink, and shower were all in the same room. Again everything was clean and nice in the room. They do have a decent size TV here along with probably about 40 stations including HBO. For business purposes, they also offer free WiFi which was great for checking in on emails.
Breakfast here is quite a treat. They not only offer your standard Continental with all the donuts, muffins, bagels, toast, and apples and oranges for breakfast, they also have scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits and gravy, and a waffle maker. You can make yourself a nice little breakfast here.
The cost was about $ 109 a night. Not too bad and the staff here was friendly. Overall, very good hotel experience and would consider staying here again on my next visit to Oklahoma City. Overall 3 star rating.

It’s so funny how one hotel chain can have such different properties. Literally one night after staying at the shockingly beautiful and modern (while very inexpensive!) La Quinta in Memphis (Primacy Pkwy), I arrived at this spot. And true to form, it met my expectations — I just wished I’d stayed at this one first so that I could go out on a «wow» note.
Bottom line: nothing great, nothing bad. The lobby actually leads you to believe the rooms will be nicer than they are — just kinda old school, floral bedding and the such. But it’s clean and will allow you to comfortably rest your head, which is what really matters in this class of hotels.