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Breakfast was perfect staff was awesome was real nice and room was clean maids brought new towels when asked

Everyone was very friendly and helpful. Would recommend

Checked in on 4/23 for one night…prices jacked up because Fiesta Texas is going on..but I noticed only ten cars at the hotel..ask if they were going to be full..clerk said we’re getting there..next morning still nobody staying there ..only 2 people at breakfast at 8 am…to me that skimming the public…next issue as the rooms..was given room 100..could only get luke warm water..went back and told the clerk..switched to room 201…TV was on one channel..remote wouldn’t switch channels..no use going back to the clerk..her demeanor was just going through the motions..not too friendly..I see a quality control issue going on at this place..won’t be staying there again.

The location was great as well as the staff! Very professional and very clean!

I thoroughly enjoyed the greeting by the staff. My room was immaculate and the food was delicious. The maid kept my room spotless. The hotel was very safe and the other guests were friendly. The internet worked weel.

The staff was very nice and check in was a breeze.. Our room clean and comfy.. 😀

I WOULD GIVE ZERO STARS but I can’t. We are a military family moving cross country to our new base. We booked this hotel because it’s part of Wyndham and I’ve stayed at others and have had a great experience. My husband checked in and let them know I was in the car with my Dogs as One is my PTSD Dog. The hotel checked him in and refrained from letting him know, their only working elevator is VERY slow and takes 3-5 mins for it to actually reached the floor selected. Even though it has already stopped. For ANYONE, they should be letting them know because it can feel like the elevator it STUCK! But especially someone with PTSD, or another type of MENTAL HEALTH ISSUE! Especially because it’s TEXAS, it’s hot here, and there is NO AIR CONDITIONING in the elevator nor where the stairs are. So there were 5 grown adults on the SMALL elevator with ZERO AIR and I started having a PAIN ATTACK!! The lady on the elevator with us, tried to lighten the mood and help by kinda half laugh and said that “it’s okay this happens ALL THE TIME! Just give it a couple mins!” ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!?? I threw my stuff in my room and went down stairs. I was VISIBLY UPSET and asked for a manager. I was told it a stoned half awake face “there isn’t one.” I told him I had PTSD and what had just happened in the elevator. And asked WHY WE WERE NOT MADE AWARE upon check in. When they were told I had PTSD! Instead of offering an apology, we were met with arguments about them not knowing I had PTSD. That they weren’t told. The guy kept ROLLING HIS DAMN EYES AT ME, like I was annoying and boring him. I was about to have a FULL BLOWN episode. Instead the only way I half got his attention, was asking for his and the lady’s name. He asked me why instead of just giving me the names. I replied “I’ll just deal with this in the morning. I want both your names now.” He YET AGAIN ROLLED HIS EYES AT ME, reluctantly gave me their names. And again, NEVER EVEN OFFERED AN APOLOGY!! There was only one younger kid that was kind and attentive, when he saw me walk in the back door and saw I was struggling with carrying my dogs cage. As my right hand is in a brace. Young boy should get a raise and take the place of the 2 Nincompoops “running” the receptionist desk. They have ZERO personality and have ZERO customers service. Honestly, coming from someone that hates doing this, THEY SHOULD BE FIRED!! And I’m VERY tempted to call CODE ENFORCEMENT IN THE MORNING TO COME CHECH THIS PLACE OUT. Because elevators shouldn’t be running like that.