Quality Inn

The worse ever. Traveling on 95N after vacation from Florida we stopped for the nights. The ants in the bathroom the old alarm clock was vomit. Gross and nasty. The breakfast was toast and coffee

We stayed for 5 nights and we enjoyed it. Upon arrival our room was not getting cool, we let the front desk know about it and within the hour we were given a new room. The continental breakfast was great. The staff was attentive. The pool was small but it was clean. There was poor wi fi connection in our room so I went to the lobby each afternoon to work on my computer. The location was great, close to stores and restuarants. It was a pleasant stay.

Once it was the Comfort Inn. When the new Comfort Inn was built nearby, it became the Econo Lodge. Now it has been rebranded again as the Quality Inn.
If I could get 2.5 stars, I would rate it as that.
The problem is that nothing has been upgraded since this was the Comfort Inn, and things are wearing out and looking bad.
The tv in my room had a problem with the picture so the top 10% of the screen was blank. When I mentioned this to the housekeeper, she mentioned «I noticed that yesterday, We probably need to call Time Warner Cable and have them fix it.» Now I don’t know is she was dumb enough to think the problem was cause by the cable signal or she thought I would buy that idiotic explanation. Bottom line is that it the situation was not resolved.
The mirror over the sink had strange markings on it — almost like someone had stenciled them on. The lounge chair and ottoman were mismatched.
Room was quiet, bed was comfortable, bathroom was clean, wifi was reliable. Rate is significantly lower than the Comfort Inn & Comfort Suites in Lumberton.
Regretfully unless some major renovations happen soon, this may quickly become a place to 100% avoid.