My husband and I were traveling with our two small children over Christmas when we came unexpectedly upon a need for a hotel. This Quality Inn had the most comfortable beds, a pool for the kids, hot waffle/biscuit and gravy breakfast and the best cheap hotel orange juice I have ever had. The staff was friendly and it fit our needs perfectly. Worth driving out of the way for!

We had an emergency trip to the U of I Animal Hospital, and they decided to keep the dog overnight, so we needed a place to stay. I usually go with hotels I am familiar with and comfortable with, as well as the free breakfast! In this case I still wanted the free breakfast, but outside of that I was open. I plugged in my GPS and asked for a list of hotels, scrolled through and found "Comfort Inn", which I knew had a free breakfast. When I called, the clerk answered "Quality Inn". My GPS has not been uploaded for new info for a long time.
I asked "Do you have something for tonight?", and he said yes. "Do you serve free breakfast?", and he said yes again. So we drove over there.

There was very little to complain about. For $80.99 plus tax, we had a double with a box TV and a bath. The beds were comfortable, the TV worked, and the toilet flushed. The room was very clean, and the pool and hot tub, while I didn't use them, were observed to be clean and warm. Breakfast was served from 7:00 to 10:00. They served biscuits and gravy, do-it-yourself waffles, hard boiled eggs, assorted sweetrolls, donuts and English Muffins, dry cereal, juice and coffee. The coffee was great! There was no hot oatmeal, and that was a disappointment, but the serving area was small. The staff seemed friendly and accommodating, and they weren't very busy. In fact I doubt even half of their rooms were taken. The hotel was very quiet, and there was plenty of parking in a small lot on this Friday night.

If there was anything to complain about, it was the size of the bathroom. To get to the shower we had to close the door, and closing the door meant a tight squeeze. I was also a little perturbed that the water pressure at the bathroom sink was weak. However design flaws and water saver faucets go back to senior management, not local staff. The carpeting in the dining area was bunched and wrinkled, but staff there said someone had bought the hotel and it was going to be completely rehabbed soon. From my experience, there didn't seem the need to rehab too much.

Parking lot is somewhat small. If you travel with a trailer it may be hard to squeeze in and out. No frig or microwave, which was surprising. There is a work crew that stays there and they slam doors and are loud. Came in at 1130 pm and were up at 430 slamming their door as opposed to shutting it. Not the hotels fault, but it is what it is.

Stayed here on our way to MI for our family vacation. If I had known there were so many hotels on this path I would have chosen something else, but the price was right. Front Desk was nice, not too sociable(but that is ok). Stayed in a double bed room. Just a room… plain. No fridge, so make sure to ask for a room with a fridge if that is what you want. Pool was just ok, caulk was coming up everywhere and there were no towels. Kids enjoyed it. The best thing about the hotel… the beds. I thought they were very comfortable, and I had my 2 sons in the bed with me;)