Quality Inn & Conference Center, Hammond

y husband and i stayed there for three days ,the sign in front advertised two pools,yep they had two pools but only one was open the whole time we were there,when we asked one of the employees why the outdoor pool was closed he said why do you care its to hot to be outside anyway,(really I wanted a tan} We went out only to be locked out of our room took maintenece one and a half hours to fix it,next day went to breakfast locked out again,got in a little faster only an hour we checked out that day

When we drove into the hotel, three very questionable looking men were beating on a window next to our hotel room. They were screaming to get in. We asked for another room and the staff gave us one--that had apparently not been cleaned very well AT ALL. The air conditioning didn't cool down. The bathroom was dirty. I felt like stuff was crawling all over me all night long. Not enough Xanax in the world could get me to go to sleep in tis place.

Don't believe all of the negative remarks about this place. I was there for the Southeastern Journalism Conference and I found that the hotel was very pleasing. The staff are very friendly and knew what they were doing. The rooms are very nice and comfortable. They had to shut down the internet in the rooms though. But this was not their fault. So many college students brought their laptops they were jamming up the internet service for the conference. I highly recommend this hotel for anyone who visits Hammond.

The rooms where very clean, price was great, breakfast was outstanding, staff very helpful and friendly. Yes the hotel is old and the rooms are not 2009 decorated but the lobby is just grand. The rooms where so clean.

I could not wait to come home and write this review...This has got to be the WORST hotel I have stayed in. The room was moldie smelling, the pool and surroundings were deplorable, the room and hotel look unsanitary. A franchise needs to buy this place and just tear it down and start all over. ALSO, other patrons seemed questionable. Did not feel safe. Please read this review and drive 20 minutes in either direction to another hotel.

Thank you for being so kind during our stay there. The staff here are exceptional. The Hotel is lovely and so clean and comfortable. I will be back and look forward to the stay. Thank you to all the wonderful staff for making our stay so comfortable. You guys are all great. Russ & Rhonda Ritchey

I been seeing a lot of negative reviews about this hotel. A lot of them are out dated and the hotel has gone through a couple changes since then. I am an employee there as well. Our restaurant prices have been adjusted. Our food is very good. We have a new chef who is amazing and can prepare just about anything. If good cajun cooking is what you want, then you are at the right place. The hotel is also under new management, so a lot of old problems are eliminated. We have a heated in-door pool and a fairly large out door pool. If your looking for a place to hold a wedding reception or function for your business or even a party, this is the place to be. The rooms are a nice size. Don't let old reviews of this place discourage you. New management and improvements have turned this place around. so give it a chance.

This hotel is absolutly beautiful on the outside and inside the lobby. The rooms are horrible. We walked into our room and the chair next to the bed was holding up the air conditioner unit. There was also a very foul smell and to get extra towels is a hassel. If the house maids are gone you can gaurantee you will NOT be receiving any extra towels. The pool was green and the inside pool was broke and half way drained. This is a perfect example of how looks can be deceiving. For the same price the Comfort Inn down the road was 100% better. It made this hotel look like a Motel 8.

The rooms are nice and clean. The lobby is beautiful. There are two pools. The indoor pool was dirty, though. The outdoor pool is very large. We were there with a girls' basketball team. Beware! there are construction workers and shifty-looking repairmen all over the place. There is camper village on the back of the property. I think it is filled with construction workers and day laborers. Pay with cash!

Stayed one night and charged for two! Five calls, talks with a supervisor, and a letter to the general manager over the past month have fallen on deaf ears. Hopefully, when I dispute the charge on my bank statement, my bank will find a way to get Landmark Hotel to correct the error.