1/5 Tyler S. 7 months ago on Google
Expectations
were
low
and
many
things
occurred
to
validate
my
concerns.
Here
is
everything
that
happened
during
check
in:
No
one
was
working
the
counter
and
myself
and
others
had
to
“wait
for
the
manager
to
return”
to
check
in
We
used
a
luggage
cart
(which
had
a
flat
tire)
to
gather
all
of
our
items
from
the
car
but
then
were
notified
there
was
no
elevator
so
kind
of
defeats
the
purpose
of
that
if
you’re
on
the
2nd
floor
On
check-in
we
were
given
a
room
that
didn’t
match
up
with
our
reservation
(asked
for
king
and
was
given
2
queens)
We
were
told
they
would
switch
our
room
for
us
and
call
to
let
us
know
when
it
was
ready
After
30
mins
we
called
the
front
desk
and
had
no
answer
so
we
walked
down
and
were
told
they
forgot
and
were
just
about
call
us
to
give
us
keys
to
the
new
room
We
go
to
the
new
room
and
it
was
obviously
not
cleaned
and
the
bedding
was
thrown
all
over
the
room,
someone
could
have
been
in
there
still
honestly
I
was
too
afraid
to
look
We
walked
back
down
to
the
front
desk
and
the
employee
went
upstairs
to
help
the
housekeeper
clean
the
room
which
has
us
feeling
a
little
discouraged
because
how
well
would
it
actually
be
cleaned
if
we’re
likely
seen
as
nagging
impatient
customers
who
were
simply
just
expecting
what
we
paid
for
and
booked
I
understand
people
make
mistakes
and
places
can
be
short
staffed
but
all
of
this
happening
in
the
first
45
minutes
of
our
stay
is
enough
to
convince
me
to
go
with
any
other
hotel
chain
in
the
future.
Edit:
we
had
to
cancel
and
re-book
a
dinner
reservation
because
we
arrived
at
5
with
2
hours
to
get
ready
and
we
didn’t
get
our
actual
room
until
after
6.
(Check
in
is
at
3)
The
front
desk
worker
was
still
very
polite
and
apologetic
and
I
could
tell
she
felt
bad.
I
see
Quality
Inn
has
a
generic
copy+paste
response
for
every
other
negative
review
which
is
clearly
to
just
an
attempt
to
save
face
and
use
corporate
speak
to
pretend
they
care
so
I’d
be
0%
surprised
if
that’s
the
only
bit
of
effort
given
to
try
to
“make
things
right”
for
a
paying
customer.