My stay at La Quinta was decent, but the hotel feels like it’s adjusted to the typical clientele and doesn’t go out of its way to make guests feel welcomed. Let’s break it down:
**Check-In:**
I arrived at 3:15 PM and waited **15 minutes** before anyone came to the front desk. There was no bell to alert staff, which was frustrating—especially since I only noticed one was added *after* I left. Not the best first impression.
**The Room:**
Clean and smelled wonderful—no complaints here! The **support staff (housekeeping, maintenance, etc.)** were the highlight of my stay—friendly and efficient.
**Breakfast:**
Very basic. Waffles were available, but no protein options. I get why they keep it simple, but a little more variety would go a long way.
**Check-Out:**
Easy but impersonal—just drop your key cards in a bowl and leave. If the goal is to make guests feel at home, a little human interaction (even just a "Thank you!") would help.
**Final Thoughts:**
Actions speak louder than words. Would I return? **Yes**, but mainly to see if my next stay is better. I enjoy monthly staycations, so maybe La Quinta can become my go-to when I’m in town—if they step up the hospitality.