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For the $160 this place cost a night, I really feel they should be able to put in at least a little effort. The towels were dirty, and not just stained, I mean lipstick and hair never washed dirty. I was charged $12 dollars for some unknown reason to my CC on file, despite being told it was just for incidentals. There are nearly 2 inch gaps under the room doors, so every sound and light in the hallway comes in, and every sound inside the room goes out. At least we found a use for those dirty towels…

Good value. Bed, pillows, linens all high quality. The owner also owns the Holiday Inn next door and you can use their restaurant with patio, large outdoor pool and fitness facilities. Literally a 20 second walk.

The room was clean but had a smell to it. Something was irritating our throats/sinuses. The water pressure for the shower was seriously weak. On top of that, the temperature continually fluctuated. The fan was automatically on at all times, which produces for a colder shower when the hot air immediately vents out. The rug was ripped at the threshold right in front of the door with exposed teeth that is meant to hold the rug down. The breakfast was the most basic "continental" possible. On that same thread, the electrical breaker tripped if you tried running the microwave and both sides of the toaster simultaneously. To top it all off, the hot tub and spa were broken. The construction is definitely still happening. A good thing was that the Steamboat Springs bus shuttle picks up right outside.

La Quinta Inn was one of my favorite places to stay no matter where I traveled across the USA. They were very friendlyto military family and veterans. Then Wyndham bought them out adding them to their family of hotels; only to slowly rot from the inside out. La Quinta Steamboat is just one more example of Corporate greed. And the downfall of a brand name that didn’t deserve it. Not the franchise owners who bet their own home on making La Quinta Inn a Success. As a military member of Wyndham it has been years that as soon as I look for a La Quinta property I get “No Rooms Available”. I had to fake the AI algorithms into getting a fair rate outside the system, only to find a run down, bare skeleton of what La Quinta once was. And get this; Had I gone through Wyndham or La Quinta direct they would have asked for ***/night plus tax. What a surprise one would have had when they checked in. And get this, when I arrived the desk clerk tried to charge me $12/night to park? And I’m disabled parked in a handicap spot. I guess if you are trying to stay last minute in Steamboat and there is no other choice go ahead and see what I mean? I have free nights at Wyndham and points galore that have a deadline of expiring and I can’t get a room using their App. This is how Wyndham treats its military members. Prevent them from booking a deserved free room or a military discount by saying No rooms available. And they have to gaul to say we support our veterans.

Shower and bathroom need a big upgrade. It’s not the level when we want at Steamboat Springs.