Do not stay at this property. It is located directly across from an active grade crossing. I stayed there and was regularly awakend by very loud train whistles all night. By morning, I felt exhausted and unrested. This place is a good one to stay away from.

The assistant manger was terrible. She yelled at my 70 year old mom on the phone for no reason. My mom booked room for a wedding online. A few hours later she got a phone call that they didn't have any more non smoking rooms left so they would give us the better room at the price we booked at. A few days later a very high strung woman ...

As a business traveler, I travel 200+ days a year. The staff at Quality Inn of Ashland were exceptional. The Owner provided me with authentic Indian Cuisine, took special care of my room during my 45 day stay, and even provided for laundry service at rates cheaper than any drop off laundry. It should be noted that the patriarch of the family was ...

The cost for the room was to much for the location. The staff warns you about the train tracks being so close. I've stayed there twice in the past year, six months apart, and the advertised swimming pool was closed by the health departmend both times. I would think the problem could be resolved in that space of time.

The hotel itself wasn't bad. It was the trains--the ELEVEN TRAINS--that went by that really ruined the stay. Eleven trains. In one night. Really close to the hotel. They need to supply earplugs when they make you sign the release about the "possibility" of trains going by.