Holiday Inn Express & Suites Temple - Medical Center Area

There’s fresh coffee available around the clock from a machine, and breakfast has a good range of options and stays open for a while in the morning. I also liked being able to walk to an Applebee's by taking the dirt path around the back. The management is approachable and kind. The water pressure was amazing, and the water was so hot it turned me pink. I appreciate everything you did for us!

Marissa welcomed me warmly as soon as I arrived, Tonia helped me find the answers I needed to make my vacation perfect, and Miranda was so friendly, a real example of southern hospitality. From the moment I walked in until I left, I felt like family. Thank you, ladies, for going above and beyond to make this place feel like home for me and so many other people. I appreciate everything you do. You’re an asset and deserve a raise, and I can’t wait to come back!

The breakfast was good and had lots of variety, and the woman who checked me in was very sweet. But the room smelled dingy and strange, and I could hear people talking through the thin walls. It seemed like a pretty average hotel, so I’m not sure why it’s rated so highly. For what I paid, it wasn’t worth it.

The location is great, though I’d like more choices for food nearby. The service was just okay. Maybe others at the desk are better, but the person I dealt with was rude and seemed unhappy, like she hated her job. I travel for business about 200 days a year, so believe me when I say the rooms were less than okay. Paint was peeling off the walls, and the bathroom was the worst part. The food was edible, but they need to change it up. I stayed for two weeks straight, in two different rooms, and biscuits and gravy were served every morning. That quiet-time rule is funny to me. They have it on weekends, but I’m traveling for work, and quiet hours would make more sense during the week, when people have to get up. In my opinion there shouldn’t be quiet time on weekends. Everyone has a different opinion.