Quality Inn Sulphur - Lake Charles

As a solo traveler, I felt safe in my first-floor room, especially since the rooms opened to an interior corridor; however, the hotel is located very close to the interstate. The hotel is conveniently located within driving distance of the casinos. I would stay there again, but access to a car is required.

Enjoyed my stay. Room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast has limited items and desk person informed me with items when I was checking inn so not a big deal since Cracker Barrel in walking distance. Well lit and rooms are indoor so fill secured. Close to casinos, I will return to the location.

Staff was nice & accomodating. Rooms were nice. The only reason that I gave a score lower than a 10 was because there is no elevator (which they would have placed me on 1st floor but I like top floor due to noise). Only 2 floors though. Breakfast could have had greater variety but wasn’t bad. Good location.

Basic. Staff was nice. The rooms looked recently renovated but nothing special or high quality. The beds were too hard and 3 of the 4 complained of back pain and being uncomfortable making sleep restless. But I wouldn’t be writing a review if the hard bed was the only problem. But beware they allow loitering homeless people. Both days of our stay we saw homeless people come in and help themselves to the breakfast. Not just taking a piece of fruit but cooking multiple waffles, pouring all (yea every last drop) of the syrup in a cup and leaving with it, taking all but 2 or 3 yogurts and the rest of the fruit. This required multiple trips and no one said anything. The afternoon of the first day the woman who took all the food was there in the public restroom in the lobby bathing in the sink.

The rooms were good. No premium tv channels. The pillows were square but plush. The shower head was above my head, with decent water pressure. The air conditioner was loud. It barely has a commentary breakfast. Only 2 tables, a waffle machine, and cereal, with limited fruit. I was expecting more, as in the normal era complementary breakfast. There were non hotel guests or employees sitting in the breakfast area, as well as parked under the entrance pavilion. Since I'm stating this, I was questioning there moral character.