3-Star Hotels in Texas, United States

Everything was as expected. Free breakfast, laundry room and even better with suites and some day fast food restaurants in walking distance.

Facilities: Not bad, quite new, but a little abstract, as a suite hotel, there is no stove, only a microwave, and you can only use the microwave to cook. . Hygiene: Hygiene is OK and clean Environment: The environment is good, but there are construction sites around, and it is a bit noisy in the morning Service: This breakfast is better than Huanpeng, I like this very much

Lobby was fully of guests for over 3 hours trying to check in with only 1 at front desk, seemed like some guest had reservations booked online and it wasn't in the system after 1 hour. thankfully, got room keys, but the rooms card reader was not working. then discovered it was working for room next door. after explaining to the front desk, got a completely different room. The AC seem to not work great, but was enough to sleep. the breakfast was very weak coffee and a pack of breakfast cookies. Is this what they call contenital these days? this hotel is ran by Krank Hospitality. sure they are running more, hopefully they will improve the breakfast.

This the worst ripoff I ever had, the pictures are deceiving no such thing like a resort and or Hotel, this is more likely a 5th level motel so deceiving so highly priced for the real rooms quality. The phone line was death, I had to walk in to the lobby for service , I will rate this place - 1000 if it was possible , location is great but no quality parking control anybody can drive in and use a suppose to be a private beach for the guests, at check Put time I asked for some kind of reference # and or statement and I was told to ask trip.com for my check out time and or check out statement after this lack Of honesty ripoff I was highly concerned to be charge for extra time and or incidentals I never used and when I ask for some kind of evidence and or printout statement they call security to kick me out and if they didn’t was because Inturned my phone camera on

The environment is good, the service staff is enthusiastic, and there is a gym downstairs. Unfortunately, I didn't know when I left. There are no shopping malls nearby, but it is not far from shopping malls such as Galleria

Great location. Room was nice and clean. Had a basketball court which was awesome for me. And the receptionist Latisha was excellent and very helpful. Will definitely recommend.

Everyone was super friendly, our room was clean and “the best room ever” according to our kids. We were super happy with our stay and we will definitely return!

The breakfast is very simple, there is nothing to eat, just join in. They have an airport shuttle bus to Dallas love field airport, from 6 am to 10 pm. Others are ok, the hotel is quite satisfactory.

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