Quality Inn Kingsville Hwy 77

The hotel exterior needs some major attention. The roof tiles are discolored from the weather and look like they should be replaced or at least painted. The lobby was clean but the inside temp was warm and uncomfortable. The elevator was not working. The 1st room we were given on the first floor was somewhat clean but the bathroom had mold or mildew around the shower pan and walls. We were given a new room on the 3rd flr. The bathroom was better but the flooring was coming up and buckling. The pillows weren't very comfortable and the bedspread was very thin and rough feeling. The exterior side door wasn't locking so anyone could access ths building at anytime. The stairwell was being used as a storage area for ac units and refridgators. The clerk was pleasant. It served the purpose for providing a place to sleep but we won't be staying again.

Beds were comfortable but had squeaky springs, linens were stained, windows cracked, mirrors extremely hazy, and the room smelled extremely like food.

Love it itsbclean and quiet

My air conditioner didn't cool. Horrible night

Quite possibly the worst hotel I’ve ever stayed in. Room: cockroach dead on bathroom floor. Freezer so iced up I couldn’t fit anything in it. Get in shower, and shampoo dispenser is empty. No soap either. No Kleenex in dispenser. Lotion dispenser empty. My room faced the back of the building, and people were partying until 1 am out back under the pavilion. Gym: no towels. No water. Ft desk had no water either. Elevator broken. Ice machine broken on first floor.

Fridge was dirty. Now shampoo and conditioner wasn’t refilled. They need to vacuum the entire place. And pool was a little concerning.

Everything was filthy. Nothing worked. The free breakfast included a broken coffee machine, a waffle maker that took 20 minutes to warm up, an old bottle of milk in a cooler, and a loaf of bread for making toast. The room was in desperate need of vacuuming and had mold and mildew. Hair dryer didn’t work and tv remote had been chewed to bits by a dog. Tiles on utilities were missing, art was torn from the wall and leaning up against the wall. The cheap price was nowhere near the value considering the condition. Even the hallway was filthy. No guests on the second floor because the elevator didn’t work the bed reeked of cedar oil which, to my knowledge, is only used for one thing. After returning home my wife made me leave everything outside until she could sanitize my clothes and luggage.