La Quinta Inn by Wyndham Jupiter

Its was a great stay

The breakfast was a good breakfast for a hotel. Employees were friendly. Beds were a little small definitely can not sleep 4 people.

Friendliest staff I’ve ever come across

staff was professional and helpful. room was clean and quiet

So from the time we checked in everything seemed really great and then the next day we had some issues and the management resolve them not only did they do us a favor they also gave us advice locally where to go for what we needed told us the best place is to go to there's a shuttle that took us there and the rooms were meticulous the main staff gave extra towels the pool was so clean a pool guy was there the day that we've checked in and the pool was so clean and it's hardly any people it was great it was like having our own private place and once again thank you to the staff and the management and the breakfast was phenomenal good job

This was the best Easter weekend as we had the whole place to ourselves during the days. Great staff and the best management. Let me tell you the breakfast is amazing. Clean rooms 👌 ty we loved it. There is a sense of care and attention to detail that you can feel here. I say it was worth every dollar.

WE DID NOT FEEL COMFORTABLE STAYING AT THIS MOTEL. THERE WERE UNDESIRABLE LOOKING MEN HANGING AROUND OUTSIDE THE FRONT OF THE HOTEL. THE ENTIRE PLACE NEEDS TO BE REFURBISHED!! JUST AWFUL!! DO NOT STAY HERE!!

Staying at the La Quinta Inn by Wyndham in Jupiter, Florida, was an experience straight out of a horror movie, reminiscent of scenes from "The Shining." Imagine booking two rooms for three nights at nearly $300 each, only to be greeted by a series of nightmares. First, the conditions of the mattresses were appalling, covered in huge, unmentionable stains that looked like they were straight out of a crime scene. Speaking of crime scenes, the hallways could have doubled for one, with their eerie and neglected appearance. The only rooms available were on the third floor, but, adding insult to injury, the elevator was out of order. This left us with no choice but to lug our suitcases up three flights of stairs. But the horror didn't stop at the physical exertion. Once in the room, we were greeted by small bugs crawling up from the sink drain, and windows welded shut with notices claiming this was for our "protection." It felt less like a safety measure and more like a scene from a dystopian novel. Management's claim that this establishment qualifies as part of the Wyndham brand is laughable. The lack of basic amenities, coupled with the horrendous conditions, made our entire stay a nightmare. Furthermore, the hotel's policy of only servicing rooms after a three-night stay meant we were left without clean towels or basic hygiene products. Even after explicitly requesting room service, our plea fell on deaf ears. To add to our misery, the front desk informed us that the hotel had missed its shipment of soap on the third night. We were thus left with no option but to use shampoo for bathing. This is not what one expects when paying a premium for lodging. In summary, the La Quinta Inn by Wyndham in Jupiter, Florida, is a hotel experience to avoid at all costs. The only recommendation I can earnestly give is to stay far away from this location until it undergoes significant renovations or, better yet, is completely rebuilt. This hotel is a stark warning to all travelers to do thorough research before booking. It's a prime example of how misleading brand affiliations can be and a reminder that sometimes, a higher price doesn't always equate to better quality or service. Save your money and your sanity by choosing literally any other accommodation.

Old fashioned hotel , cable didn’t work , not smart tvs