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"Rooms are well appointed, good size and clean. Hotel has been recently renovated and has new carpets throughout. "

"Breakfast was great, rooms were clean and nice, staff was pleasant and helpful. You can tell they were also hard at work updating any areas that needed it, as there was some work being done (not disruptively at all) while we were there. Great rates. Great pool. "

"the heat/ventilation in the room was very loud and seemingly either on or off -- nothing in in between. sounded like a truck idling behind the wall"

"Staff was amazing!!! Angie is a god sent, very prompt and very helpful ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"

"Clean room, good staff, pool smaller than it looks in pictures"

"Nice hotel, but no microwave in the rooms to heat leftovers "

"Staff is great."

"Hands down the worst hotel experience we’ve had For context, we come 3–4 times a year to visit family. We know it’s La Quinta, not a luxury resort, and we’ve always been fine with that. Clean, quiet, functional—that’s the bar. It used to clear it. Not this time. The hotel was overrun by a youth sports team. Think unsupervised kids sprinting through hallways, trash and food everywhere, and constant noise. Staff presence? Nowhere to be found. A real “family-friendly chaos” vibe. ** I have two boys so I mean that sincerely ** Then the room. First one: broken TV, dirty bathroom, and “free” Wi-Fi that now requires an account. Second room: same broken TV. Third room: finally semi-clean, TV briefly functional. Front desk mentioned they’d switched to Spectrum—makes sense. We got little sleep thanks to the hallway Olympics, and by morning, the TV had stopped working again. At this point, expectations are exceptionally low. The free breakfast wasn't bad but I should have eaten it in my room (see above). That's on me. La Quinta, be better. - Fix the elevator (a year is a long “temporary” outage) - Deep clean the bathrooms—they’re unacceptable - Address the Spectrum issues—this change clearly isn’t working"

"The staff and the amenities were great; however, my partner encountered a dead, large roach in the hallway upon arrival. My partner has personal experience/childhood trauma related to roaches and was freaking out, understandably so. The GM at the Hilton emailed me and sincerely apologized, but did not offer any reparations, and neither did Expedia (booked package); each holding the other accountable. I wasn't looking for cash or a complete refund, but I think a one night stay offer should have been proposed (but our trauma had no value), after all, we saved other guests from seeing the roach by reporting it immediately as well. You are welcome Hilton! So where does this leave both company's customer service? A ZERO out of 5. Stay at HILTON properties at your own peril! Next, I will be canceling my almost 11-year membership with Hilton and I will never book another travel with Expedia again after this injustice! "