Texas Inn & Suites

For the room price plus the price of the gal, it’s almost a steal. The place is actually pretty decent for what it costs. Come for the professionals, stay for the crabs, and no, I don’t mean Dungeness. If you’re after a “him finger” to float your boat, it’ll only cost you a bowl, and they’re really into that. Feeling lonely and want some dome? You’re not far from home.

When I asked the service desk for extra towels the morning we checked out, she said no. According to her, I’d have to pay to stay another night to get any. We’d let the kids shower the night before because the room only had two towels, and we wanted some for ourselves that morning. The bathroom lights also needed a hit to come on after flipping the switch.

I paid $80.00, which was more than the advertised price, and I won't stay here again. The room had a dirty, wet-dog smell, the refrigerator wasn't working and had roaches inside, and there was mold on the bathroom wall. The beds were so uncomfortable I put a T-shirt over my pillow. The air conditioner made a terrible racket all night. The TV remote didn't work either, though by then that felt like a small inconvenience.

I walked into the room and straight back out, so I didn't stay the night. The mildew smell hit right away, and there were white stains by the bed, plus yellow stains on the pillows. The old phone looked like it was from the 60s, and the similarly old fridge seemed to have leaked all its freon into the carpet. I booked through booking.com without checking the reviews, and when I contacted them about a refund for the unsanitary, unsafe room, they pointed me back to booking.com. I couldn't get contact information for a manager or owner, and booking.com basically told me I should have read reviews before booking. Lesson learned. Don't expect a refund. This hotel needs to be condemned.