Quality Inn & Suites Corpus Christi Beachside

Del alojamiento no hay nada bueno

Este hotel no tiene seguridad todo está muy deteriorado el área de la piscina demasiado sucia el agua sin calidad en resumen esta propiedad está para cerrar hasta plaga hay,no pude ni dormir demasiado la alergia y el asma que me dio del moo que tiene el AC

The beach

The quality of the hotel, the staff not American can’t even speak English the hotel did not match the pictures on the website hotel needs to be demolished and rebuilt

Location, convenience to restaurants

The condition of the overall building and rooms! Very, very dated and everything was in poor condition, like doors not locking correctly. Building needs a lot of repair and brought to standards

The one stuff that we saw there

The the hotel was not nice. The door would not close the room had smell when I was been close too long.

Room was stinky.

Location

No vending machines/water

The property is clearly dated, and some wear and tear is expected. However, I was concerned to see visible black mold on the door as I entered my room. While towels were provided at check-in, the shower was missing a handle, making it difficult to use. Upon arrival, I noticed the refrigerator wasn’t functioning. I had to turn it off completely and wait several hours before it started cooling properly. There is also no ice machine on site, so with no working fridge or access to ice, I had to visit a nearby gas station to purchase an ice chest and ice. The hallway leading to the rooms is poorly ventilated and uninviting. On a positive note, the pool is quite large, and the location is within walking distance of the beach, which I appreciated. However, I was provided a beach access code to enter when go bake to my room which was pointless. Although there is a keypad on the door, it just opens. There is also no key access at the back entrance of the hotel allowing anyone to walk in whether they have a room or not. I booked through Expedia and paid $188 upfront. However, at check-in, I was asked for a credit card for a “hold” and charged a $5 parking fee—even though the listing advertised free parking for guests. I’m also concerned that my card was attempted to be charged twice—once at check-in and again at 4:20 AM—for $176. Thankfully, my card was locked, or those charges might have gone through.