Ugh.
I just woke up from the worst night of sleep ever. And I'm old, so that's saying a lot.
This location, just down the road from IAH, is hard to find, as it's tucked behind another property. Its convenient location becomes a moot point when you can't find the dang place.
As I type this, I am sitting in between the flat-screen TV and minifridge/microwave on my right, and the mold-covered window on my left. Yes, the window (which overlooks an overgrown strip of land) has white mold/mildew on the outside, obscuring the glass. Ugh.
The wifi here is fast and speedy, and he bed is just... average. The tub needs a good scrubbing, as the bottom has a black hue that's just a bit... gross.
The continental breakfast was OK... some fruit, some danishes and bagels, a wafflemaker and some hot dishes. Bulk yogurt in a bowl... gross. They had run out of unimportant things like plates and napkins, but soon replenished them. No styrofoam here, just ceramic... which is good if you want to dine in the dining room, but causes a bit of a problem if you want to take your breakfast back to the room and avoid the four kids screaming downstairs.
I can see the outside of the hall light around the edge of the door -- not a great seal, so depending on your room location and how full the hotel is, pack your earplugs.
Not my favorite place, but sometimes price wins out. I've stayed at Country Inns before; this one leaves much to be desired.