Quality Inn & Suites Lafayette I-65

The suite was humongous and even with taxes was under $90. I was really not expecting much. We had a 15 hour travel day and were looking for a place to land before heading out the next morning, and everything nearby we found in neighboring towns was $200-$300 per night for a regular room. We landed on Lafayette where the prices were a little lower ($68-$180) and settled on Quality Inn & Suites. I don't know if the address was off, but both of our GPS systems led us to a different hotel about a half mile or so away. We finally called the hotel and the attendant was so kind to guide us to the hotel. Great water pressure, comfortable bed and sofa, enough space in the room to allow me to walk around and get some movement in (like, we could have done a whole yoga session in there with ease). the next morning I encountered the breakfast staff and a different front desk staff, and they were also incredibly kind and helpful

The breakfast really leaves something to be desired IF you are hungry and eat breakfast. There was oatmeal, an assortment of breads, some cereal, yogurt, apples (individually wrapped, so that was nice) some scrambled eggs and sausage links, and a waffle maker and some juice. There was no water, no oranges or bananas, no bacon, no toppings for oatmeal, etc. BUT it was very very clean and well-staffed and they were paying attention. Coffee was good.

Floor was sticky and only.had one trash can this time but every other stay was great. Staff is wonderful

La comodidad y limpieza, para una noche de paso, suficiente.

El olor a marihuana por todas partes

The room was fine this week. We stayed in room 140 last week and the heater was broken. Staff would not offer a change of rooms tepm was 27 and we had an 80 degree room or turn completely off. So all night it was hot or cold .

See my complaints under what did we like.