Quality Inn & Suites

I liked the pool, and the quiteness!

The bed was a little to soft, it was hard to sleep.

rooms were very clean recent new carpeting will stay again

I know they're not supposed to do this, but we were extremely exhausted last night and we decided to sleep in past 11. The nice lady at the desk asked called us at 11:55 and politely reminded us that check out was at 11. We told them we were hoping to sleep in longer and she asked us what time would be good. I said 1 pm (but truthfully I wanted it to be like 3) and she let us stay for no charge. That was super sweet and my wife and I really appreciated it. Now, I would like to make a suggestion for corporate. We are living in an ever-changing society. My wife and I are still in our 20s and to be completely honest, we were prepared to pay for an extra night just so we could sleep in until 5 pm and then leave early. Several Millennials have adapted to a "stay up late and sleep in late" kind of lifestyle and we believe it would be something that hotels such as Quality Inn could make money off of. If there was an option to extend our stay for an extra 3-5 hours for a $25-30 charge, we would've happily taken it without hesitation. We also know from the Millennial perspective that other Millennials would jump on board with that also. Considering that Millennials will be the primary source of the Money holders before long, I would strongly suggest that corporate consider opening up an option for hotel guests to have an extended stay for a fee. We would have bought that if the option was available and we know many others our age would as well. Please please please consider this because it would make a LOT more money for the business as a whole and we the guests would have an even better stay. Everyone would win. Regarding the maid service, a tally could be kept of 2 groups that have not chosen the extension option and those who have chosen the extended option. Those who checked out at their regular checkout times would be cleaned first and those who paid to extend could be cleaned after their extension expires.

I already mentioned my ideas above. To give the maids more breathing room, check in times for the next guests for those rooms that had extensions paid for--could be moved to 5 or 6 pm, because truthfully Millennials are not typically as punctual with timing as many of the baby boomers. This will be a triple win and should be done. Thank you