Quail Inn and Suites - Myrtle Beach

Everything

Nothing

Location was good

No breakfast, location was fine

You get what you pay for: My room had a strong musty odor, and much of the furniture was badly worn and damaged. The fridge and safe were rusty, and the balcony was in terrible condition—the concrete floor was torn up, and the entire space looked neglected. Overall, the property felt extremely worn out. The elevator was tiny and genuinely scary to use. I only took it once because it took nearly a full minute just to start moving, and it creaked the entire way up. The walls were very thin; I could clearly hear the TV from the room next door, and it stayed on loudly all night. Every time the air conditioning turned on, the entire room shook. If you are young, and looking for a cheap party room this is it. Otherwise, not for me

Staff was great, room was clean.

I loved everything

The only thing good was the room was clean

To start with we had to get the key fixed probably 50-100 times. Then my 3 kid got stuck in the elevator at 2am and we called the fire department because the front desk was busy smoking in their car. And the other thing is there was no ice machine the one on the first floor said use the second floor and the one on the second floor said out of order