Pros:
- Cheaper room rate than most other hotels – Quality Inn is designed for the casual traveller and provides basic accommodation at basic prices
- Good availability – large hotels make it easy to find a room
- Good geographic spread – wherever you roam you’ll find a Quality Inn, or a rival hotel group’s residence not too far from you
- Familiarity – when travelling in a strange place, it’s nice to have the familiar surroundings of a no-frills, solid accommodation provider that you’ve used time and again to make you feel safe and secure
- Quick, standardised booking procedures – to allow you quick access to your accommodation after you’ve arrived
Cons:
- Quality Inn’s often get accused of having no character as a result of their standard appearance.
- Often ‘out of the way’ from more expensive, City centre accommodation which can leave you needing taxi services and bus trips – inconvenient and costly.
- Very impersonal service – these hotels operate purely on a numbers game and sell on the price proposition rather than great service, which leaves gaps in meal service.
- Basic accommodation – you won’t find too many world-class suites here: it’s all plain and simple accommodation for those on a budget.
