Quality Inn Waynesboro

This was a nice hotel from the outside. My wife said the room smelled like pee, I didn’t smell pee, but it was not a good smell. The room looked good as wel. But the shower made a loud whistling noise when it was on. McDonald’s and zaxbey's were right next door. Oh...... there was this one fly that we couldn’t get rid of.

We visited Waynesboro Georgia for a week and needed a pet friendly hotel. We found the room comfortable and the staff very pleasant.

The hotel is run down and the room I was in seemed to be in the middle of being fixed. There was a lot of spackle uo, but it hasn't been painted. There was spackle on the bathroom floor that had not been swept up. The worst part, was that this hotel was being used by many construction workers, who sat outside their rooms.(all rooms were accessed from the outside) As a woman traveling alone, I honestly did not feel safe.

The desk clerk had to ne called a the house phone to check us in but we could see her talking with someone so I know she could see us. The room did not have a clock. I have never stayed at any hotel/motel without a clock room. Trying to call the Wake-up button was useless as was the button for the front desk (around 9:30). No one answered. We needed to be up at 6:30 am...very important! My husband had to get dressed and drive around to the front desk to place a wake-up call. He had the clerk call our room to determine if the phone was working. It was working. The problem was the clerk was not at the desk to receive my calls. The tv was horrible! CNN had continual white streaks going across the screen and Fox News was no better. It had a obnoxious moving pattern. Color had not been set correctly with a number of stations too dark. All of these things made it impossible to enjoy watching tv. I had to unplug the fridge in order an outlet to accommodate the charger for my pad that has a square plug. The room was cold when we arrived around 7:00 pm. For the next several hours I tried to adjust the temp to a comfortable degree. Turning it to 88 degrees was of very little help. I was cold when I got into bed and finally got up and turned on the heat...and this was in mid-July! In the past we have stayed at a number of Quality Inns and never had a single problem. This one in Waynesboro needs a lot of changes! Mainly a manager who cares.

The hotel was nice and the location worked well for my business needs.