Quality Inn & Suites Airport North

Sometimes when you travel for work you wind up staying at places you really wished you didn’t, and when I learned of the place we were staying at for the weekend while in Tucson, I hit up the Unilocal reviews and became very leery, also let my boss know that this might be the shadiest place he has booked he said worse than Flagstaff? (that’s another story, it’s always an adventure)
So we got our keys and I was very hesitant to go, but walking to the room we could see that they had a line of older ac units sitting outside, some older furniture too, in the back of the parking lot was a huge bin too.
Got into the room and could Cleary see they are in the middle of remodeling, the walls were freshly painted, the beds are brand-​new, the flat screen Tv was brand new, still had the plastic covering around it, they had no artwork on the walls, and no trash can. Hopefully the remodeling will go smoothly.
For $ 44 bucks a night, this was a decent room. The weekend stay went smoothly.

Horrific, rip off, management, president unprofessional. Debited my visa card for $ 250 for a non smoking room. Do not use this hotel, very rude and not professional, construction going on all over, well needed, Hope they enjoy my $ 250 to pay for their new remodel. Very unhappy and angry, RIPPED OFF IN TUCSON

Note to self: Check Unilocal before staying at a hotel. The only good thing about this place was the pool. Our doors didn’t shut right, TV was fuzzy and didn’t get good channels, leaks in the ceiling, charged for suites and didn’t get them, only refunded a little less than half of our money. WORST STAY AT A HOTEL EVER!

I’ve stayed in worse, but not under the Choice Hotel brand umbrella. The room was okay; not awesome, not terrible, just okay. My only real issue with the room itself is that I reserved a nonsmoking room, but somehow still got linens that had been in a smoking room in the recent past — no I didn’t need the cigarette burns in the linens to figure that out, there is no washing out the smoker smell. If you smoke, no biggie and you won’t understand; if you don’t smoke and have any allergies or minor respiratory issues, you’ll get where I’m coming from here. Normally I try to get myself booked into a 100% smoke free hotel, and I should have tried harder this time.
I had little interaction with the staff, they were fast, polite, and professional. The rating is not about the staff, it is about the facility.
Although I was here for work for a few days, not a vacation, I still would have been happier if the amenities such as the pool and spa had been functional. For main pool and spa, it was closed for duration as the heaters were out order. I have no idea what’s up with the second spa, but the plywood cover on it looks like it’s been there a while (a couple of years maybe?). All work and no play makes for lower rated reviews.
I cannot figure out why this locations named «airport north». It is a couple of miles from the airport, but as much east as north. They do have an airport shuttle, but I cannot imagine staying here without a car. Within walking distance: two fast food joints, a place of worship, a car dealer/​collision center, and a farm and industrial equipment dealer. Bring your wheels!
The tub really needed re-​caulked and the missing tile on the bathroom wall replaced. Although what stuck out about the bathroom was the fact that the soap dishes in the tub have sharp metal lips, the drains need cleared (a bit slow) especially the tub, and the bathmat has to be moved to open the door because of a poor design layout.
Overall it’s better than nearby budget competitor hotel that I stayed in during past work trips to this part of of Tucson, but I can’t justify a better rating than a 2.5; which is not an option; therefore I settled for a 2 because overall it was not a 3.

DO NOT STAY HERE! This is the worst hotel I’ve ever stayed at. We were arriving very late into Tucson and I needed to booked a cheap room for the night. I’ve stayed at quality inns in the past and they have been just fine so I figured it was a safe bet. This one is horrible! The electrical outlets were hanging from the wall, there’s no blanket on the bed, the rooms and lobby stink of stale food and smoke, the furniture is dirty and stained.etc. I could keep going. This hotel is something I imagine people that need to rent a room by the hour would stay at. I am livid I paid $ 88 to stay in this dump! Oh, and its not even close to the airport as stated. Pass on this hotel… DO NOT STAY HERE!

This is my first one star review. I like to give businesses the benefit of the doubt, but could not justify it for this place. Please beware… this is the «Un Quality Inn». My door was literally split and locking mechanism loose as a result. It looked as if someone kicked the door in. Upon complaining to maintenance that the door was split he said «all the doors are probably split». Um ok, well that’s comforting. To their credit they eventually came by to fix it. But my business associate also could not get into his room. They could not get his key to work… after dozens of attempts… and this was on the second day of his stay. He could not get back into his room unless the they used the maid’s key. Wha?! Moreover, the courtyard to this place was really beat down, ie broken glass, unpainted railings and trim. Just a very run down establishment.

My cousin and were visiting Tucson for the gem and mineral show last week, and we were unfortunate enough to book a room in this Quality Inn. Upon arrival, we were greeted at our room by a door handle that was broken in half leaving a sharp end to the handle, and making it difficult to open the door. Once inside, the next observation was in the bathroom where the bathtub had 7 – 8 places where the porcelian was knocked off leaving large black spots. In addition, the baseboard on the floor was held in place with gray duct tape, and the counter was coming detached from the wall, held on my heavy chaulking. The TV was very old with a poor picture, an old CRT tv. On the second day, we found a large cockroach in the bathroom stool. This place is awful, and we will definately not repeat next year.

I kept looking for quality and haven’t been able to find any here. There was a hole in the ceiling of my room with wires hanging out, its located next to a highway so you have the lovely sound of traffic to fall asleep to and the «hot breakfast» was anything but hot.
The other item that was not hot… The shower. That was a delight to wake up to (sarcasm).
This place is very poorly maintained and seems to be near death. I’d never stay here again no matter what the cost may be.

I dont know why this hotel isnt shut down already… If there was a zero star id give them that. Worst hotel experience of my life. Room was disgusting, the floors were so dirty that after walking around in the room for 20 minutes, the bottoms of my feet were black. Gross i know. The tv was horribly fuzzy, every channel. When in the room description it said high quality tv. There was leaves in the doorway as soon as we walked in, from the big gap under the door. Im sure bugs could probably get in through there too. Overall, bad experience, wouldn’t recommend, and not going back.

Quality Inn??? Rather make it No Quality Inn. Best avoided
Had booked an Executive King Room. After driving for the whole day from Los Angeles reached around midnight. Was given room key, however the door would not open. The front desk said it was a defective lock. She then gave us another room. To our horror when we walked in the room was not cleaned. It was in the same stage as it was left by the previous occupants. Photos attached. The receptionist said there is no other suitable room available and was going to downgrade us to a queen room which was not what we were looking for. We left the place and had to find another hotel at 1 am. We were tired from driving and my three year old kid got further stressed. Found to property to be run down and the staff unprofessional. If you do not have rooms available, why do you let us book them?

This is a decent hotel for the price. I received a king bed with decent living quarters and had a sliding patio door. They were able to accommodate me and my dog while we trekked across country, only $ 10 extra ($ 50 deposit if you pay cash). The room was only $ 49.99. My only concern was the security of the main door, it did not have a security bolt, and the door took some «man-​handling» to close, which makes it a bit uncomfortable knowing it had once secured properly. I fortunately come prepared on trips with my own personal protection, but for families not willing to carry, it could be a little unsettling.

WARNING: DO NOT STAY HERE.
I don’t complain much, but this honestly exceded my tolerance for a shity hotel. Let me begin with my check-​in to the hotel. Afrer a long day of driving I stopped in Tucson to take a break. I assumed that the best option for accommodations would be a Quality Inn, mainly because I stayed in one the night before in California. As I made my way into the lobby I felt like I was in some type of horror movie. I though that I had entered into that «no vacancy» movie because of all the run down crusty ass buildings and badly maintained parking lot. However I was tired so I overlooked this and went into my room. Immediately upon entereing I though that I had entered into a fucking 1970’s twilight zone haunted hotel or something, but again (foolish me) I attempted to give the room a chance. I didn’t do much inpection at night mainly because I was tired (and because the room lacked so much lighting), and I was also afraid that I would find some hidden camera or secret dorway in which a serial killer would come out and kill me in my sleep. So I (attempted) to sleep, but it was hard because the mattress was freaking hard like a rock. I got up after hours of tossing and turning and that was when the nightmare trully began. Upon closer inpection I found a cockroach crawling on the floor (probably because the door had a huge opening which you’ll see in the photos), but trust me. That was just the fucking appetizer. As I made my way around the sunlit room (it was daytime at this point) i saw stains on the walls, on the carpets, on the tile in the bathroom, and even worst, on my bed. As i made my way into the bathroom I couldnt help to notice the filthy mess that had plagued it. Ive seen public restroom in way better condition than this one, in fact even my school bathroom (which is crapy) was in better conditon then this 1970’s murder scene. I honestly overlooked the antique television, phone, and furniture that loitered this hotel but there were to many other problems that made this the worst, most confusing, hotel experience of my life. I have so much more to say but ill just end my saying that you are WAY better off staying at that motel 6 thing around the corner. (Oh and also, this hotel is not even deserving of a 1-​star rating)

I don’t normally take the time to review but I would like to help people avoid making the same mistake that we did. This is very run down and in need of much renovation. It looks like it used to be nice at some point, but doors are old and difficult to unlock, floors are dirty, no comforter on the beds, heater not working, wifi terrible. We paid $ 75 for one night and should probably have only paid about $ 25. The man who actually checked out in front of us actually demanded a full refund and to my surprise, they gave it.
Positives: Staff seemed friendly, breakfast was edible, and we did have hot water.
Plenty of other hotels for less money in same condition. Try Days Inn on the other side of 10 or motel 6 just down the road.

The staff was very nice but the rooms were terrible! We tried two different rooms before leaving to go to a different hotel. We were really tired and got in late so we considered toughing it out but we just couldn’t. The a/​c and toilet didn’t work in our first room, and then the shower didn’t work in our second room, not to mention there was only one towel and both of us needed to shower. We’re not picky people just wanted a decent place to shower and rest while passing through.

Great place to stay for the price ($ 70 for 2 queen beds, fridge, and free hot breakfast) and location (really safe area, close to the freeway).