Quality Inn Seekonk-Providence

For a Quality Inn hotel, this location was clean, room was okay and it didn't smell. We were in room 144 late September. We came up for a Patriots game. The room was fine to spend the night. It was 25 minutes from the stadium. Remember the level of hotel you're booking. I felt it was safe and fine for a short trip. C they had hot coffee, egg/sausage muffins and juice for breakfast.

Upon check in a strong cigarette odor was present, I went and made the clerk aware of this and the next day they brought an ozone machine to remedy the situation. This was a temp fix until the tenants (they were living there) in the room next to us started smoking again (this is a non smoking facility). Additionally, this is an old motel that has been very poorly updated and maintained. On top of that the floors in the room were sticky and we could not walk in there barefoot due to all the dirt that would stick to our feet. Gross.

An interesting thing happened to me yesterday in Taunton. I realize the town is no gem, nor surrounding towns. ||I had booked a room for 2 nights at the Quality in so I could attend and work at the Bull Terrier Club of the NE's weekend show.| I got to check-in around 6:15. Got my keys and drove around to where my room was.||To me it appeared it was full of people who were living there. Walking around in bare feet or slippers. Dressed like Walmart rejects. All smoking a few things. Teenagers pushing babies in strollers just walking around. Several small cars would pull up and leave. A constant change in faces. The hallway itself smelled to high heaven of some heavily perfumed masking odor. As well as the smell of something cooking that was plain gross. Paint was peeling off all the doors and the carpet, filthy with spills. Babies crying in rooms. Some people looked high as a kite. I did not feel safe carrying in my things.||Once in the room, I could see it had been "used and abused" my radar went to an extreme level. I called home and the booking agency I used. As dusk came, more and different people were congregating around the entrance door area.|Being a single woman with a nice vehicle and obviously what I carried in, I felt like a sitting duck.||For all the people there, there were no cars. Ubers, and the odd small car coming and going.|I made the decision to leave before it got darker. They even commented on my leaving. I couldn't get out of there fast enough and drove back home on pure adrenalin.