"Americans just don't want to work anymore! It was good to see that this hotel was able to get the H1-Bs to staff our lovely stay. Darshit was very helpful at checking us in, and upgraded our original room to an identical room for free! The second you enter the property you are greeted with the pleasant aroma of your favorite Indian restaurant, a smell you didn't know you remembered. The room was immaculate! Well, with the exception of the stained wall next to the bed, the hair caked to the bathroom floor, the obvious signs of a break-in from days-gone-by. When my toddler gets her clothes greasy, I don't bother to scrub the stains out; the staff here takes the same approach with the sheets! Regardless, you will sleep great like we did and be greeted by an idyllic sunrise over I-94. Noise is not a problem! Anyone who planned ahead booked the Best Western next door. For all I know we had the whole establishment to ourselves. The whole place felt like little brother's hand-me-downs. The sign says "Quality Inn", the amenities say "Wyndham", the placard at the front desk says "operated under license from" with the bottom half covered by blue tape, and my credit card was charged to OYO Hotels! There is no consistency in branding. The hotel is located within walking distance of wing stop, McDonalds, Wal-Mart, and Celebration Cinema, though I would recommend driving unless you have some form of self defense. Its clear that homelessness, shoplifting, and substance abuse abound here."