Hotel Quality Inn di New Orleans

This really is a case of too good to be true. Managed to get a room in New Orleans for a good deal - we thought - and at a Quality Inn! Ok, the hotel has rebranded it looks like, and is in the middle of renovations. But - found our room. Whatever they used for either cleaning or to deodorize was nasty - perfumey incense or something not expected in a Quality Inn brand, I needed to hold a coffee pod to my nose for a few hours. There were no towels in our room, so I called the front desk, and was told to go to the office to get them. There was a couple of long black hairs in one of the clean(?) bath towels. There was only coffee for one in the room, and no one added more the next couple of days we were there. The bed was ok, pillows super squishy and not very comfortable. The door to the room had major gaps between the bottom, and the lock never did close quite right. It got chilly at night, and there was a draft. We had to use some of our bags and coats to block the wind. The room was not done up the second day - staff walked by the room peeking in the windows, and never knocked to see if we needed new towels or coffee. The breakfast - the first morning, there were no more eggs, and the waffle batter dispenser was empty. Asked for more eggs, and some were made. Asked for waffle batter, and we were made 2 waffles which was nice. The second morning, we asked for more eggs as there were none again, and we were told they weren’t going to make any more eggs so they could be thrown out like the day before. No fruit cups in the fridge, and the only fresh fruit available were bananas. Barely any yogurt either. The waffle batter dispenser was full and available tho. The third day, we just made our own breakfast. Definitely do not recommend. There were also a couple of larger size bugs in the bathroom and sink area.