Homewood Suites by Hilton Wichita Falls

The room felt like a small apartment, and it was clean, quiet, comfortable, and well equipped. We told Kudo at the front desk what kind of room we preferred, and he found the perfect one. He gave excellent service, and all the staff were friendly. The exterior was well maintained and inviting, and the lobby looked impressive, decorated prettily for the holidays. Breakfast was free and much better than most hotel breakfasts. There was old-fashioned oatmeal with toppings, scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, chorizo, tortillas, red sauce, cheese, pastries, waffles, yogurt, cereal, and more than I can remember.

Room 310 had western art that I liked, and the same style runs throughout the hotel. The room itself felt more like a little apartment than a hotel room, with a very comfortable bed, a nice couch, a good-sized kitchen, and even a table with two chairs.

The place feels worn and needs a refresh. Breakfast needs work too. The eggs were horrible, and I can’t understand why they served BBQ pork in the morning or such cheap maple sausage. I think they can do better.

Right away, we noticed a brown spot on the blanket, possibly poop, earwax, or a booger. The hot tub had a green haze and some strange dust at the bottom, so I didn’t use it even though I’d been looking forward to it. The pool was cold, and someone had written things like “Hi” on the depth markers. Service was poor. We asked for a replacement blanket, and they dropped one off without knocking, so I didn’t know it was there until we went out for coffee. There were no towels when we were swimming. We asked for three, but a girl came with headphones on and left just two, so I had to share. Also, why do bathroom doors at Hilton or Marriott never latch? You have to tell everyone you’re showering or taking a