La Quinta Inn by Wyndham Radford

We stayed at this hotel for one night during our road trip from Memphis to New York City. We booked through Booking.com and arrived just past midnight. The check-in process was smooth—someone was at the front desk, and there were a few guests relaxing in the lobby. Parking was complimentary, which was convenient, and we were given a room on the second floor right away. The room was clean, tidy, and equipped with two comfortable queen beds. The bathroom was modern with a walk-in shower, and I appreciated that the toiletries were from Dove rather than generic low-quality brands. Overall, the space felt fresh and well-kept. The only downside was the AC unit—it made an odd, rattling sound (almost like plastic stuck inside), which woke us up a couple of times during the night. Breakfast was i

Positive: Friendly helpful staff, amazingly comfortable beds! Negative: The lobby looked a little "sorry". Looked run down so I was a little worried. The rooms however, were updated, beautifully decorated and clean. Bed was wonderfully comfortable!

Clean hotel with great WiFi. Breakfast options are lacking compared to other locations but fine. Convenient coin operated laundry that works. Room was clean and well maintained. Parking lot is really tight for large vehicles. Staff was very friendly.

I was met with friendly, caring, and professional front desk staff. The room as clean. The bathroom was clean. The workout room was clean and the machine's worked. My only qualm was that the lighting was too dark in the workout room at night. The breakfast was delicious. I will stay here again.

La Quinta location at 1450 Tyler Avenue, Radford, Virginia. We stayed in Room 107, and this experience was by far the worst we have ever had with any hotel. We paid $755 for a room that was entirely unacceptable and, in my opinion, unsafe. The bathroom walls, ceiling, and floor had visible mold. There was a DampRid container in the room that was completely full of moldy water, indicating serious moisture and air quality problems. The carpet was damp to the touch, and the bed frame was rusting. It was clear that attempts had been made to cover mold with paint, but the overspray on the shower tiles only highlighted the lack of proper remediation. There was also mold visible on the wall near the floor, further confirming the extent of the problem. I have photographs documenting these issue