Quality Inn Georgetown, Georgetown

Pros: Staff was nice, free wireless internet, HBO, great location Cons: Expensive, old hotel,worn carpet, rooms need updating, noisy, plumbing problems..... leaky faucets, toilets running, no hot water, noisy maid staff, not walking distance to restaurants (except a fast food burger joint) noisy part of town.......heard sirens all night.

Think twice before staying here. Just because it is a great location, doesn't make this a Quality hotel. Spend a few extra dollars and stay somewhere clean, safe and where they actually CARE about the guests. First thing I noticed, is that they are seriously understaffed. No matter what time of the day you go to the front office there is only one person there, and the manager was not there during our entire stay! The rooms are cramped, dirty and over priced. The free wi-fi did not work once during our 3 day stay. Pool was dirty and had no shade. Breakfast was pathetic, it was NOT the hot breakfast we were told over the phone when we made our reservations. We found that other guest who made reservations after us, were paying about $30 less than we were and got the non smoking room we had requested. We got stuck in a smoking room. The rest of the people in my group will be posting their reviews here soon. Avoid this place! Just think for $20 more you can stay in a suite down the road.

First off the bat High-way robbery. They were price gouging! It was a busy weekend and they were charging $114 for a smoking room that would normally go for $59-$69 online. The rooms were FILTHY! Carpets had stains and crumbs from previous guests. Old food left in fridge. Used soap in bathtub, stained wash cloths. Hair in bed sheets. Was moved to another room after several complaints. The next room had ROACHES! Tons of them. When I turned on the light in the room it was like a stampede scattering all over the walls and ceiling. We left immediatly. Do not do not stay here!!

The location was exellent, however, when I pulled the sheets back to go to bed, there was hair on the sheets that were not mine. The water for the toilet tank had been turned off, so I turned it on myself in order for it to flush. The TV barely worked, I called the office twice to get a replacement which I only got after I finally went to the office myself and got another one. A roll-away bed should have been in our room on arrival, it wasn't. I had to hound the office about that, too, until I finally got it. On the second morning we discovered why the water on the toilet tank had been turned off before we got there...we woke up to find it had flooded the entire bathroom floor and was coming into the bedroom area. I would call this "Low-Quality Inn."