Quality Inn & Suites

I’ve read a few of the reviews for this hotel and was shocked because I had the complete opposite experience.nnI arrived at the hotel early in the morning 2:30am after coming off a late night flight from Vancouver. I had messed up my rental reservation and accidentally booked it 24 hours earlier than I had intended so my first experience with Winnipeg was a grumpy old cabby who was pissed that I didn’t pay cash.nnWhen I checked in I told the clerk about my rental situation and asked what the easiest way back to the airport would be later in the morning. He mentioned that there was an Enterprise Rental location practically across the street from the hotel and suggested I check with them in the morning about the possibility of picking up a car there and dropping it off at the airport before my departure. This saved me time and moneynnThe room itself was clean and modern, yes the hallway was a bit loud when in the hallway but I didn’t find the noise carried into the room. The room was clean and I enjoyed relaxing on the small couch that was in my room it was a step up from my previous hotel in Vancouver.nnIn short if you’re expecting luxury maybe this isn’t the hotel for you. If you’re expecting comfort with the basic amenities I’d absolutely recommend this hotel. It has a bar and restaurant conveniently accessible through the lobby and 24 hour Tim Hortons and McDonalds right across the street.nnI have no idea when, or if, I’ll be back in Winnipeg but when that time comes I’ll definitely be staying at this hotel!nnBreakfast offerings were excellent. Multiple choices including pancakes and waffles that you make yourself including the the standard eggs, bacon and sausage.

NEVER STAY HERE.nOur trip was going good until we woke up and there were MOUSE TURDS in our bed. Near the pillow. We immediately took the turds down to the front desk. He said he didn’t have any sort of authority to waive the room or give us a deal. Called at 5 when the manager was supposed to be in. Left a message, no reply for hours. Called a couple more times being sent to voicemail. Finally the front desk lady transferred us and we got through. The manager didn’t even know this occurred. He told us we should have told them about it the previous night so they could change the sheets, we kept explaining we didn’t see anything until the morning. Said the best he could do was 10% off next time we stay. It was a crazy phone call. Thank god it isn’t privately owned. Got ahold of corporate for a free room at any of their hotels & their filing a complaint. Calling Manitoba health tomorrow. So gross when there’s also a bar and restaurant downstairs.nNEVER EVER STAY HERE.

The employees were unkept and disrespectful. Never in my entire life have i experienced such a bad time at a hotel and experience such hostility and hate towards me and other guests. They made racists remarks, homophobic slurs, and I heard one of the employees has a “thing” for dogs. Never come here.

Typical 3 star hotel. Nothing fancy.nnBreakfast is typical. Again nothing fancy.nnKing Room 421 had constant humming noise, I believe it was the bathroom fan which I had no means to switch off.nnHallway is narrow, making room doors too close and promote noise transmission. I was hearing TV of the room across the corridor.nnWindow frames and bathroom doors are too old and have been repainted hundreds of time over.nnParking is tight and limited due to pub visitors competing for parking.nnThere is also this hotel manager who deliberately parks his white Tundra truck on a clearly marked no parking spot making it difficult to maneuver around his truck. But he is the big boss.

I’ve never left a negative review before, but my experience at the Quality Inn in Winnipeg was truly disappointing. From the moment I checked in, things went downhill. The front desk staff seemed disinterested and barely acknowledged my questions. The room I was given felt outdated and wasn’t very clean – stains on the carpet, a musty smell, and hair in the bathroom.nnNoise was also a major issue. The walls are paper-thin; I could hear everything from the neighboring rooms and the hallway, which made it nearly impossible to get a good night’s sleep. The air conditioning unit was extremely loud and barely worked.nnBreakfast was another letdown – very limited options, and the food that was available didn’t seem fresh. I ended up going elsewhere just to have a decent meal.nnOverall, this place didn’t meet basic expectations for comfort, cleanliness, or hospitality. There are definitely better options in Winnipeg for the same price or even less. I won’t be staying here again