Could be cleaner, but quiet and everything worked
My first time staying in this hotel I was in a standard room which surprisingly did not come equipped with a refrigerator. The location is a little hard to find kind of hidden behind some other busineses (Sonic/Radio Shack/Little Caesar's) on 34th St, but it is quiet. 
The person at the front desk so no refrigerators were available but I could pay $41 to upgrade to a suite which had one. The reason I needed it was for medication, but that seemed a little steep to me, so I went to the local Walmart, bought an ice chest for $10 and used it for the remainder of the week.
The next time I stayed I checked online and the person at the front desk was not clear -- it is $41 for the upgrade for the entire WEEK, not per night. Well, that extra $8.20 per night is well worth it as La Quinta's definition of a suite is actually two entire hotel rooms, one configured like the last one I had and the second with a sleeper sofa, two easy chairs, a second TV, second bathroom, a refrigerator and microwave. It is on the ground floor which might bother some people paranoid about security, but the carpet was cleaner and everything was just fine the second time around.