HOTEL NAME Another definitive review by redline29 DATE OF STAY: September 27, 2012 COST WITH TAXES: $62 There is much to like about this well-kept motel, including its convenience and many extras that make for a comfortable stay. Our room faced the street, right in front of the Huddle House (the town's only 24 hour restaurant), and we were greatly... More

Vidalia is the type of town where you either pay a little extra or stay in a craphole! I was in town for golf tournament at hawks point. Its only 10 mins from hotel. I also travel with 2 dogs and they are pet friendly. $20 a night. They will not bargain with pet fee or nightly rate. Rooms are... More

I travel 100% of the time, thus, staying in a comfortable hotel with loads of ammenities is very important to me. I want a hotel/motel to serve as 'Home away from home', and the Quality Inn is just that! The service was excellent, and the staff treated me like family. I travel back and forth to QI and home each... More

Clean room and waffles, sausage, eggs for breakfast (plus standard continental breakfast items). Pleasant staff. Clean room. Low ceiling in our tiny bathroom.

We were in town for a wedding and stayed at the Quality Inn & Suites for 2 nights. Pros: -Free breakfast until 10am (practically empty both days I went). It included: cereal, milk, juice, coffee, scrambled eggs, sausage patties, toast, muffins, bagels & cream cheese, a waffle maker, oatmeal, hard boiled eggs in the fridge, select fruits and possibly a... More

Typical two story outside access hotel bought from another chain. Renovated very nicely. No evelator to second floor. Very clean. We had a very comfortable king sized bed that came with four pint-sized pillows. If you are a pillow person, you'll need to go ask for more at the front desk. We did. No problem, but they should really buy... More

Everyting in the room worked, everything was clean and in good repair, and there were enough supplies. I asked for an extra towell, and was immediately given one. The mattress seemed to have a wonderful cushy topper, thick enough to be comfortable, but thin enough to have the support of the mattress below it. Breakfast was make your own waffles,... More

My wife and I stayed a night at the Quality Inn in Vidalia on March 6, 2012; it was not a great experience. We called and made reservations on the way to Vidalia and asked for a king bed/non smoking room. Upon checking into the room we noticed the smell of cigarette smoke masked by a cheap air freshener. The... More

I stayed here a couple of years ago when it was a Holiday Inn Express. The rooms are still pretty much the same as they were on my previous stay. They have done a few upgrades on the bathrooms, TVs, and beds. This is the most logical place to stay in Vidalia as the Days Inn has pulled out, now... More