La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Galveston West Seawall

The staff was welcoming, the hotel semi clean because the room very clean but smell in the hallway awful.

The first room we stayed in had a mold issue

Rooms were damp and had a strange smell to them, not to mention mold growing on the bedsheets and the wall. Thankfully we were only there 1 night.

We stayed at the La Quinta on 63rd Street in Galveston for our son’s second birthday, and unfortunately, the experience was disappointing enough that we decided not to stay a second night. The first elevator had an extremely unpleasant odor resembling human waste. When we reached the third floor, there was another stale, musty smell that continued into our room. The room was extremely cold when we arrived. After adjusting the AC to about 70 degrees, significant condensation developed on the floor. It became wet enough that we kept our shoes on, and I would not let our two-year-old walk barefoot after his shower. The room also had a persistent odor that reminded me of a refrigerator that had been left unplugged and closed for an extended period. I cannot say what caused the smell, but it was strong enough that I became uncomfortable keeping my wife and young child there another night. There were also maintenance concerns. Some outlets did not work properly, and one socket was loose enough that my charger repeatedly fell out. Early that morning, I went downstairs for coffee and noticed unidentified black specks floating in my cup after adding half-and-half, so I poured it out. My wife and I regularly camp and boondock, so we are not expecting luxury. We simply expect a hotel room to be clean, dry, maintained, and comfortable for our child. Unfortunately, those expectations were not met. I hope management seriously investigates the odors, moisture, electrical issues.

room very musty and smelly