Quality Inn

This is a fine hotel if you just need a place to crash that isn’t super costly. If you are looking for fine amenities, this won’t satisfy you.
The staff was friendly and we had no issues with that aspect.
Our room had two queen beds, which were fine and had 4 pillows on each bed of different types. One of the 8 pillows had blue staining on it (looked like from a cleaner). We opted not to use that one.
The bathroom has the sink, toilet, shower, all in one room. The fan was very loud and if you wanted the lights on above the mirror, you had to have the fan on. Odd electrical choice, but manageable.
The walls are PAPER THIN. I heard every shower, every laugh, every TV, every shaver, every car horn… needless to say, I had a pretty sleepless night.
Breakfast was fine. They had egg & sausage patties (my parents said their egg patties were cold, mine were fine), waffles, hard boiled eggs, yogurt, cereal, bagels, OJ, coffee… not a huge selection, but there was at least a little something for everyone.
Out room had a nice TV, large refrigerator, microwave, and small coffee pot, too. There was a small table and 2 chairs as well.
Overall, an OK place to stay, better for people that aren’t light sleepers.

I was double charged for my room! When I tried to contact customer service nobody was available to resolve my issues. Also the hotel Is in poor condition. While I was staying there for the night I was approached twice, once by a vagrant asking for money, and the second time by a man trying to sell me drugs. Both times I reported it to the front desk and they did nothing. I will never stay in a hotel affiliated with quality inn again!

We made an impromptu stop here late one night en route home from Chicago. The first two motels/​hotels we checked were full, and we were so tired, we were just glad to find a room.
We were so tired that when we walked in we weren’t too concerned that it was hot and stuffy. We just turned on the AC and collapsed into bed.
Imagine our surprise when, deep in sleep, were awakened by a helicopter in our room. Yep, that’s right, our very own helicopter. Or at least an AC doing an impersonation of a helicopter.
What would you choose: a mega-​decibel machine that keeps you cool or stuffy, sweaty sauna-​like heat? (We were too exhausted to even think about switching rooms). Hard choice, right? Well, we chose the latter.
But I doubt we’ll be back here. Of course not all rooms will have malfunctioning ACs, but don’t you think it was a little sneaky of them not to mention it?