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"Stayed in a room across the elevated railroad tracks. We were on the 19th floor and we were awaken by every train that passes by. "

"This location seem to be pretty new. Everything was new and clean and the best part was there were no ROACHES. I come to Dallas monthly and have stayed at multiple motels this one by far was one of the best spots to stay at. I was able to use the small kitchen, it was easy to use. They also had an amazing selection for streaming apps, like Netflix, HBO, Hulu, Disney etc. The cons were no toiletries, no extra towls, toilet paper, or kleenex. They also did have any do not distribute signs. Either way I will be coming back to stay."

"Pool water was too cold to enjoy."

"Shops nearby "

"The water in the swimming pool looked murky, the hot tub had no water at all. The towels seemed thin and scratchy, the mattress passable but no that great. Breakfast was OK but not as many choices as other places I have stayed. "

"The night auditor was not an imposition to handle situations that came up. The electric went out in our room and the hotel is full, so they put us in a room with no key. The only way we could access it was within an executive key and that room had holes in the wall. I asked to get in touch with the manager. They told me they could not they weren’t allowed to call him."

"Clean room but warm. And the restroom design was very odd "

"Nice, well lit parking lot. Clean room and very clean bathroom, shower area! Highly recommend "

"It is what it is. The almost every part of the room was dirty and smelt like cigarettes even though I chose a non-smoking room. There were even cigarette holes in the bed sheets. The pictures that are advertised have to be at least 10 years old. The front door had gaps in it so you could see the light from outside, the curtains were broken and had to be held together with a hair clip, and the bathroom door only shut with force. The only redeemable factor was the jacuzzi bathtub that I had to clean myself (I would not recommend turning on the jets). You get what you pay for so I guess $100s is work a dirty room and an amazing bathtub. "