OK, but not great
Overall, our stay was satisfactory. However, if were to travel to Houston again, we would look for a different hotel. Here's why:
Good Points:
-Everyone we encountered that worked for the hotel was very friendly. We arrived several hours after the 3pm check-in time and the late check-in was no problem at all. The woman at check-out was also very pleasant.
-The room was very spacious and the bed was comfortable.
-The air conditioning worked very well.
-The shower has a massaging shower head, so if you like that kind of thing, you would like that. (I don't know how tall people would wash their hair though; it didn't seem to be adjustable.) 
-There is an indoor pool and it's open til 10.
-There is a free hot breakfast and free parking.
-The price. We got a deal through Hotwire and it was very affordable to stay here.
Bad Points:
-The free, hot breakfast. I know this is subjective, but I thought it was gross. The hot breakfast portion consisted of scrambled eggs, sausage patties, diced potatoes, and waffles. The scrambled eggs and sausage patties reminded me of the stuff you get at McDonalds, the diced potatoes were cold, and the waffles tasted sour. I don't know how that is even possible, but that's the only way to describe it. I think my husband and I both ate a quarter of the food we got because we were hungry, but quickly stopped.
-The smell. Except for the individual rooms, everywhere else in the hotel smells weird. It hits you when you first walk in, and in the space between the two sets of sliding glass doors it smells like BO. In the hotel, the BO smell is a little more subtle, but still noticeable. It's also very noticeable in the hallways. 
-The housekeeping. We came to Houston to shoot a wedding, and our first morning at the hotel was a little hectic getting everything ready, so our room was a little in disarray. (Not like clothes everywhere, we just had an ironing board out.) We also arrived late the night before and just grabbed some Frosties from Wendy's for dinner. We ended up not eating all of them, but didn't want to put them in the trash cans because the trash cans had no bags and we didn't want it to make a mess. So we left them out on the nightstand, thinking housekeeping would see them and throw them away. We had also brought up two juice glasses from breakfast and sat the empty ones by the coffeemaker area for housekeeping to take with them. When we came back to our room at midnight that night, the ironing board was still out, all of the trash in the room was still there, and the juice glasses were still sitting there. It appeared that they had just made the bed and left. Maybe this is what they are supposed to do at this hotel chain, but it's not what we're used do.
Like I said, the experience was OK, but not great. If you want somewhere that's inexpensive for a night or two, this is probably better than a Motel 8. For an extensive stay, I would look elsewhere.