La Quinta by Wyndham Prattville

Traveling with dog so needed a pet friendly room. Room clean and comfortable; everything working. Great water pressure in shower. Functionally room was fine but all furniture had sustained wear or damage from prior pets. Shame on those pet owners. Would have liked a lid on toilet bowl to prevent dog from drinking out of it. Humidifier would have been nice but not essential. Husband and Standard Poodle both pleased. I became pleased after very negative impressions on entering the room (husband talked me out of requesting a different one). Except for the appearance of the room furniture which was off putting to me, all other areas of hotel were nice and exhibited a sense of pride. Continental breakfast offered a wide array of food, many healthy ones, and beverages. Husband again pleased. Yes, they accommodated our dog which we highly value. Unfortunately some prior pet owners were not responsible and allowed their pets to cosmetically damage the furniture. Disgusting some are so uncaring for the property of others. We would stay here again.

Staff, breakfast, cleanliness.

The beds were extremely firm and uncomfortable. They did not even feel like mattresses. My 3 year olds even struggled to sleep on them.

Some of the furniture looked old and worn out other parts look new and clean

Front desk staff was especially friendly and nice.

It was perfect for our needs.

Cleanliness

Nothing

Convenient location, clean facility and very friendly staff at a good price. Dog friendly location and staff. Good breakfast.p

We've stayed in Pratville previously. It's nice to see familiar faces

Staff is not friendly. Uncaring. They did not recognize the reward level I am at. Did not offer property gift. Breakfast selection is the same ole run of the mill offerings like cheap hotels. The pillows were old and lumpy. The bed was hard, did not have a pillow top. The hot water for the shower was lukewarm at best. This hotel is not to the standard I have come to expect out of a LaQuinta. Second worst I have stayed at out of Georgia, Alabama, and Florida locations. This comes from someone who travels for work and is out in hotels between 120 to 200 nights per year.