I would also recommend a Fleetwood. I have had 4 of them and was very happy with all. We went to RV shows and checked out others in campgrounds and found the Coleman/Fleetwood was the best quality overall. They also hold their value better, which can be a good sign of quality. Blue book values for Starcraft and some of the other brands plummet, when Fleetwood is gradual decline.
I just sold my '03 Coleman/Fleetwood Utah for $8k - it was $13k new. Most of the appliances are the same brands in any camper (e.g. water heater, furnace, A/C, water pumps, refrigerator, stoves, axels, etc.), so it really comes down to the maintenance and quality of the mechanicals.
I have a Jayco hybrid travel trailer now and the quality is good, but not as good as Fleetwood. Look behind the panels, and at the electrical and plumbing - fit and finish is sloppy at best in campers. Fortunately they are easy to fix. Just take a drill, rivet gun and 1"x#8 philips head sheet metal screws and you can rebuild an entire camper.