Quality Inn & Suites Sellersburg - Louisville Area

Easy access to the highway, but the stop sign and the signal light to leave the area at the same corner is confusing. not very nice restaurants in the area. Just fast food

The hotel and room smelled like Indian food. I feel like I smelled like it after I left.

Location

Was nothing really that bad

Frront girl was nice. Easy location.

We had a pet friendly room that reeked of pet urine. Not nice.

Not clean, even though non-smoking rooms, smelt like cigarettes and smoke

No breakfast to comment

Lied about having a buffet breakfast and pool was closed.

At first glance, it appears like a decent property, but then you recognize issues. Breakfast was limited to the same food every morning - the gravy (for buscuits) looked like it was reused, the scrambled eggs were good but were sometimes cold, the cereal was stale. The best bet was waffles. The room we stayed in smelled stale. The ceiling had a major crack through it. The toilet plumbing had an issue (the tank couldn't refill efficiently, so it kept running). The tv had several channels but no "guide" button to even review what was on, so you had to channel surf with a remote that barely worked. The elevator is maxed out for 2 riders, unless you have a small family. Fortunately, we didn’t spend much time in the hotel, as we were in the area for a music festival. We only showered & slept. The bed was comfy & clean. Bring your own pillow.

The hotel is dated and poorly maintained, it was a place to sleep on road trip

The only good things about this hotel are that the TV has good channels and there is a working fridge and microwave.

This is probably the worst hotel stay I've ever had. Let's start with the bathroom. Both faucets were leaky and there was a huge crack in the sink bowl. The toilet was also stained brown. Not to mention that the shower was so slippery both myself and my sister almost fell multiple times. In the main area, one of our lamps stopped working, and the other worked but wouldn't charge anything that was plugged into it. The extra lock on the door was also broken, and there was no cover so I had to put a sticky note over the peep hole. As for the bed, it was extremely uncomfortable and the pillows felt worse (and much smaller) than cheap couch pillows. There was a desk that was decently sized, but the chair to go with it looked and felt like it was 20 years old and had been put through a shredder. I'm still picking pieces of the material off of my clothes. Even after all that, I think the worst thing was the towels. Our stay was only 2 nights but with the amount of towels we had to ask for you'd think we were there for a week. There were only 2 big towels in our room when we arrived, so after our shower I went down and asked if we could have more big ones. I had to do this multiple times throughout our stay and every single time, I was presented with towels the size of a dish rag. The biggest ones weren't even big enough to wrap my hair in, much less wrap around my body. By the end of our stay we had a huge pile of tiny, sad, wet towels. I will never be staying at a quality inn again, and if you're thinking of staying here, save your money and stay somewhere else. I forgot to get a photo of the dust all over the room but I did include a photo of the computer chair.