New Ulm hotel guide. Country Hearth Inn hotel in New Ulm, Texas

"Room smelled extremely awful, so bad it was hard to breath it. Shower was messed up and wouldn't fully turn on and then sprayed half on the wall. Door had a large gap at the bottom that let light through all night and made every noise in the hallway sound like it was in the room, which made it difficult to sleep. Unfortunately, would not stay again, especially for the price, it was high."

"I was traveling with family and friends and would not suggest staying there. It’s just awful. It’s a run down place with poor management."

"Rooms smell like cigarette smoke."

"The room was clean and everything worked. However, there was a shortage of towels and they lacked shampoos, soaps, kitchen utensils and a hairdryer. Some of these items were provided after having to request them. Plenty of parking on site."

"Great service and clean room."

"Great Customer Service."

"Clean rooms breakfast was awesome. We did roll in with a 25 foot trailer and there was plenty of room out back to park."

"Nice older B&B located in a quiet neighborhood. Our room was nice & we had a good breakfast. The AC worked well which is important! Property is about 100 years old and it is showing its age. We will likely stay here again."

"Wyndham should be ashamed to have their name on this building. I’m pretty sure it could be condemned. It’s dirty. There’s many signs in ceiling and walls of water leakage. Shower/tub faucet leaks. Bugs on the floor. And what is the deal with hotels not offering room services, except every 3 days? That’s lazy. I want my bed made every day. I need more toilet paper. I want clean towels. Speaking of having my bed made, the fitted sheet doesn’t even fit over the mattress properly. It’s either put in wrong or it doesn’t even fit a king size bed. This place is disgusting. You should be careful who you let own and (not) operate your brand. It’s like someone bought it, makes money with bookings, but doesn’t care about the facility - at all. Your reputation should be ruined and you should be known as a dirty, gross business manager."