We stay at this LaQuinta frequently when we visit our daughter who lives close by. The cost of the hotel is very reasonable. There is continental breakfast available. The rooms are fine. The beds are decent. They have recently installed new flat screen TV's and have started to replace the shower heads in the bathrooms. They are replacing carpet, more each time we go there. The staff is accomidating and tries hard to please. We have been there enough now that they know us by name. We became a member of their "club" and that seems to get us the room we want and we get a free night once in a while. Since we only sleep here, and not spend anytime in the room, we enjoy the value of this hotel.

Good value. Clean comfortable room. Decent breakfast. Friendly employees.

Based on the reviews I read, after I had already booked, I was nervous about staying here. However, once we arrived, we were pleasantly surprised. The room was clean and more than adequate for the price. It was spacious enough that we had plenty of room to set up the Pack-n-play for the little one. The hallways smelled funky, so I was worried that the room would too, but there was no problem. The bathtub was a little dirty, which is bothersome when traveling with a small child, but that's why I always bring Clorox wipes. We were there a week, so it would have been nice to have a room with a microwave and mini fridge, because I breast feed and did not have a place to store pumped milk. I was a little irritated about this, because Priceline told me that being given a room with those amenities is up to the hotel's discretion, but the hotel said that Priceline would not allow the upgrade. However, it wasn't that big of a deal; we were visiting family, and other than to sleep, did not spend much time in the hotel at all. The TV was fuzzy and the sound kept going in and out, but again, we were watching it right before we fell asleep. We would stay there again. If you're planning on spending down time at the hotel, I wouldn't recommend it. If you just need a place to sleep, it's more than fine.

I have come to admire La Quinta. In the past several years I've had some very comfortable rooms that were exactly what I would expect for the price. However, I had a very unfortunate experience when I selected this particular location. It is without question the worst La Quinta I've ever been in. When my friends and I arrived (late in the evening) the front desk manager told us that he couldn't provide the two smoking rooms I'd reserved because "there was a fight in there and four of the rooms were demolished." I should have immediately told him we would go elsewhere. When I got to my room, I discovered that there was no curtain on my window. There was a light shining into the room and nothing I could do about it. The room itself was barely OK. It dates from the original La Quinta model and appeared to me that it had never been updated in the least. The bed was barely OK. The room had a foul odor to it, not connected to smoking. But the worst part of my time was the feeling that I wasn't safe in this location. I was warned by the front desk manager not to park in the back parking lot because "we don't have any lights back there." I struggled to even get into my wing of the building. The door seemed jammed and required a lot of work to get it open.

The one positive was the Internet service, which was immediate and fast. Since I always have a lot of work to do online, this is important to me, and I couldn't have been more satisfied.

But the bottom line is that I would never again stay in this location, nor would I ever advise any friend to do so. I believe the chain would be better to tear the building down and start over.