Hotel Tour: Quality Inn in Grand Junction, CO

This hotel is definitely not a bad place, but you can definitely tell it's an older facility. The pricing here was fairly recent at around $120.00. We were not in a suite unfortunately though. The majority of the rooms are fairly close to the elevator and ice machine, except for the south wing end rooms. Our room was on the east end of the east/west hotel rooms. It included a simple bathroom along with the main room and that was just about it. Not exactly the most spacious thing for a family of five. Amenities at this hotel include a fitness room (hotel room converted to fitness center) with a treadmill and few weights, a buffet (which serves as the breakfast area in morning and an unaffiliated restaurant in the evening) and of course, the pool, which was outside and closed for the season. As always, if you would like other details about this hotel feel free to ask me.
Elevating Denver Hotel Type Rate (based on amenities available): 3/7
Elevating Denver Hotel Quality Rate (Based on service quality): 4/5
[Elevator Specifications]
Brand: Otis (originally Dover)
Motor Type: Hydraulic
Controller Type: Digital
Modernized: Yes
Hall Stations: Otis Series 7
-Illumination Color: Red
-Button Type: Vandal Resistant
-Panel Finishing: Stainless Steel
-ADA Compliant: Yes
Hall Lanterns: None
Cab Stations: Otis Series 7 (Mod Version)
-Illumination Color: Red
-Button Type: Projecting, Vandal-Resistant
-Panel Finishing: Stainless Steel
-ADA Compliant: Yes
Indicator: ACME Series 7
-Illumination Color: Red
Cab Lanterns: Otis Series 7
-Illumination Color:
-Up: Red
-Down: Red
-Lantern Style: Series 1/4/7
Phone: Otis
-ADA Compliant: Yes
-Location of Phone: On Panel
Door Type: Center Open
-Safety Sensor Type: Infrared
Fire Service: Phase I and Phase II 2004 Code
Capacity: 2500 Lbs
Speed: 150 FPM
Distance Traveled: 30 Feet
Floors Served:
Year Installed: *1-3
Cab Design Description:
-Floor: Wood with a red carpet
-Walls: Wood
-Ceiling: Fluorescent light and grate
-Front and Door: Stainless Steel Panel and Door, Wood Walls
Other Observations or Details: This sign on the wall says it has a 6 passenger capacity, however Otis rates the elevator to carry 2500 Lbs, which is about 15 people.
Video Recorded On: 3/22/16

[@wandacapstick5476]

Was Ian in the hotel room at the end of the video?

[@Laa1213]

Wow I am glad I told you the thought about starting microwaves for a test shot

[@ElevatingDenver]

You're welcome.

[@FloridianElevators]

The fixtures are red on the elevator, it is actually a Series 4 mod.

[@ElevatingDenver]

It has the Series 7 indicator features, most notably the speakers. Also, Series 4 is flush and uses a swingfront panel rather than a mounted panel. Series 2 used the mounted panel, but that fixture model was replaced with Series 7's mod version.

[@FloridianElevators]

Elevating Denver Series 4 mods are not flush or have the big rectangle indicator, they are like this.

[@ElevatingDenver]

Floridian Elevators So are Series 7 mods though... Whatever, we all know Otis fixture labeling is confusing.

[@FloridianElevators]

But the colors are different

[@ElevatingDenver]

+Floridian Elevators If I recall, we figured out that color doesn't determine what the fixtures are. There is such thing as blue Series 4 and red Series 7.

[@lookingup7429]

What was your room?

[@mirandaroldan5824]

Kia optima 00:01

[@charliegallivan8784]

I'm sorry but no elevator in the hotel

[@edwardfelix4332]

Noooooooooo! Key is card room

[@lookingup7429]

What was the room you got

[@ElevatingDenver]

looking UP double queen room.