We knew as pulled into the parking lot that we had made the right choice in this hotel. It was…read moreextremely well kept with lots of beautiful blooming flowers and shrubbery. Because of the fires in Oregon, we had to move our grand-daughter's wedding at the last minute from a national forest near Mount Hood to the coast because of the smoke from the wildfires. This hotel provided us with the rooms we needed. We were warmly greeted and welcomed by Pete when we walked into the hotel. We felt right at home.
The lobby was stunning. They had coffee, and water there 24/7 for their guests. We were quickly checked in and off to our rooms on the first floor. Our rooms were side by side and identical. We each had a two-room suite with a separate living room with a desk with a lamp, a mirror over it, telephone, a chest of drawers, sofa bed, ottoman, pole lamp, along with a flat-screen TV. The next hallway had a sink, long counter, tea/coffee machine, microwave, large mirror and mini refrigerator. There was a full bath with a shower, single sink, hairdryer, large mirror, towels, and rubber mat for the bathtub. The bedroom had a king size bed with lots of pillows, mirrored closet doors, ironing board, iron, sockets on both sides of the bed, alarm clock, nightstands, and bedside lamps. The hotel offered free Wi-Fi. And the HVAC worked great. The room were spotless.
In addition, our stay included breakfast. Every morning from 6:00 to 10:00 AM they served breakfast in two dining rooms. Coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and juices were available. They had hot and cold cereals, scrambled eggs, sausages, tater tot potatoes, biscuits and gravy, toast, bagels, muffins, hard-boiled eggs, various yogurts, along with apples and oranges. You could make your own waffles. Something for everyone. We were exceedingly pleased with our stay and highly recommend La Quinta.