28 m² · 1 large double bed · Sleeps 2
The Queen Room offers a spacious 28m² layout with a large double bed, tea and coffee maker, and exceptional amenities including a bath and free WiFi, providing a comfortable stay with convenient facilities.
Beds 6.8/10 · 29 guests mention them
28 m² · 2 large double beds · Sleeps 4
She stays in a spacious Queen Room with Two Queen Beds at the Quality Inn Jessup, featuring two large double beds, free WiFi, and a tea and coffee maker for added convenience.
Beds 6.8/10 · 29 guests mention them
28 m² · Sleeps 2
The accessible Queen Room – Smoking is equipped with a tea and coffee maker. It features one large double bed that sleeps two guests.
28 m² · 1 extra-large double bed · Sleeps 2
The King Room at Quality Inn Jessup features a spacious layout with an extra-large double bed, a private bath, and complimentary WiFi. It also includes a tea and coffee maker for guests' convenience.
Beds 6.8/10 · 29 guests mention them
28 m² · 2 large double beds · Sleeps 4
Beds 6.8/10 · 29 guests mention them
28 m² · 2 large double beds · Sleeps 4
Beds 6.8/10 · 29 guests mention them
“Served it’s purpose.”
I paid a decent price, but the place looks like a 1980 model and desperately needs a remodel.
A man without a shirt was working inside the hotel, and the manager was disrespectful and had no patience at all.
I booked six nights but only stayed one because I had to leave urgently; how can I receive a refund for my stay?
The location, price, and comfortable bed were good, yet the breakfast was practically nonexistent and the furnishings were old and shabby.
“Very low quality layover lodging.”
The room was cheap, but the hallways stank, the bathroom was rusted, the door was clunky and loose and didn’t feel secure, and the windows were also loose and could easily be forced open—maintenance is definitely needed.
“Served it’s purpose.”
I paid a decent price, but the place looks like a 1980 model and desperately needs a remodel.
The location, price, and comfortable bed were good, yet the breakfast was practically nonexistent and the furnishings were old and shabby.
A man without a shirt was working inside the hotel, and the manager was disrespectful and had no patience at all.
“Very low quality layover lodging.”
The room was cheap, but the hallways stank, the bathroom was rusted, the door was clunky and loose and didn’t feel secure, and the windows were also loose and could easily be forced open—maintenance is definitely needed.
I booked six nights but only stayed one because I had to leave urgently; how can I receive a refund for my stay?
