Travel Inn Abilene

The price seemed reasonable, and I managed to sleep between two days of travel. Some residents were pretty thoughtless and talked loudly through the night. There was also an AC issue, though I didn't need it that night. Your experience may vary.

This place used to be the bees knees back in the 80s, but I don't think it's won any awards since. You cater to a certain kind of motel guest, and that's fine, but you could do better. Maybe it starts with the employees, though in this case I'm sure the owners are the problem. Some people just want to make money however they can, even if that means renting a room they wouldn't stay in themselves. If you need ideas for getting more stays and improving public relations, thank you.

I expected something different and was really disappointed. For what these hotels cost, they should be upgraded. It feels like a 1970s hotel where the only thing replaced has been the mattresses. Then again, everything in Abilene, Texas is outrageously expensive, supposedly because of the college.

I was here for a week for work because the other hotels were booked, with a data center being built near town. The place seemed run down, and there was trash everywhere.