Quality Inn St. Paul-Minneapolis-Midway

Super dirty just budget hotel i stopped on the way from Minnesota little bit noisy room smells not good

Construction made some traveling difficult, thats not the hotels fault. Shower didnt have a lot of pressure

The hotel staff was very pleasant. The building could definitely use some upgrading. Gum on the wall, cigarette burns on the comforter, smelt like stale cigarette/ ****. The pool looked inviting but was closed and the hot tub was empty. We ended up only staying one of the nights and I paid for 2. I wont include photos but i did take some. When i called to tell them i wasnt coming for my 2nd night i couldnt understand the staff member. ( a male)

I waited for 10 mins at the front desk when I got there and had to call them on my cell phone to get someone to the front desk. It smelled terrible. Once I was given my keys, I went to the room and it was already being used by someone else! I did not feel safe here nor did I eventually stay. I have asked them for a refund because this place is unfit and unsanitary.

It's a motel, not a hotel. No breakfast offered while restaurant is being renovated. Couple arguing in the next room all night could be heard clearly through thin walls. Smokers at every exit. Right at the door. Its an old motel in a sketchy neighborhood.

1. The room smelled lightly of vomit. 2. The WiFi didn't work. 3. The TV remote didn't work and never worked. The hotel staff's second attempt left us with a remote that had a missing on-off button (broken off). I gave up on him (and on at least a neutral review). 5. He took two or more hours to response to this request and to a request for more coffee and more cups. I had to go to the front desk to remind him of these requests. 6. The bathroom did not have a working vent. 7. The refrigerator froze our food, even though it was on a low setting (and it was off balance).

This particular motel was one of the worst I've ever stayed in. Right away I had to ask for another room after the first one they gave me smelled like old cigarette-burned carpet (and there were cigarette burns in the carpet!). After I brought the manager up and asked him how it smelled to him, he only said it was the cleaning chemicals and I smell. (I work in maintenance and I know the smell was definitely not any cleaning supplies). The room also had a large crack in one corner and very old and dated furniture. To his credit, the manager did find me a room that was a little better. The Halls are old and dreary. In place of a fire extinguisher was an empty beer bottle. I joked to my wife that it would be a comfortable stay if I was in a "third world country." It is not in a good neighborhood either, being a much older part of town and close to industrial properties. My view from my room was a shipping container. I think two stars is being quite generous, considering they advertised breakfast on their website but in the morning I discovered they "don't have breakfast"; the hot tub was not working either. The PTAC unit in the room is rather noisy making sleep less than comfortable, though the king size bed was reasonably comfortable. It says Quality Inn on the sign, but they don't tell you what kind of quality you're getting for your $103. I was able to book another room at a Country Inn & Suites in Eagan for $89 the next night. It was well worth the change.