Light A Match
Don't fall for any good reviews. This "hotel" (and I use that word very loosely) is not any place I would suggest even to the most desperate. It would be smarter to sleep in your car. Although the grounds are in an industrial park on one side of I35 across from a Gentleman's Club. The reception area lulls you into a false sense of what the rest of the place is like. From the single elevator that took what I thought was 5 minutes to go 3 floors (while knocking like it had never been serviced) to the smell of smoke on the floors that had you gagging to your room, it only went down hill from there. The room smelled moldy, the carpet had numerous stains, several lights did not work, the window seat was dirty, the walls needed a painting back in 1973, the door chain appeard as though it had been ripped off the door several times, there were stains on the ceiling, the soap dispenser was holding on by a thread, and the towels could have replaced sand paper in a wood working shop. This "hotel" chain prides itself on being a green friendly business. However, the sink and shower fawcets both leaked constantly even when the knobs were tightened. The A/C was set for 60 degrees every day i came back to my room. Most people keep their A/C at 72 to 75 and trying to reach 60 means the A/C runs constantly. My best suggestion is for this place to be torn down and rebuilt.