South Texas Plains 3 Stars Hotels

"No hot water, warm at best. AC in second bedroom did not work. Asked early Saturday morning if they could take a look, returned late that night, and still had the same issues. Breakfast was microwaved kolaches and watery eggs. Charged for parking, several cars broken into second night of our stay."

"Yes"

"Clean rooms, right by the riverwalk"

"All ammenities was nice... But PLEASE PLEASE STOP BE A PET FRIENDLY. THE ROOM OF OUR SIDE CIME WITH A DOG AND DONT STOP TO BARKS ALL NIGH!!! "

"This was one of the most disappointing hotel experiences I’ve had. We booked this property through Hotels.com because it had a 9/10 rating and appeared to be a decent place to stay. We specifically reserved a room with two queen beds, but when we arrived we were told none were available and were instead given a room with one queen bed and a fold-out couch. Unfortunately, the condition of the room was unacceptable. There were crumbs scattered across the floor and even in the bed sheets. We also found a roach in the bathtub, and there was a dirty sock left inside the fold-out couch. The overall cleanliness of the room made it clear that it had not been properly cleaned before our arrival. When we raised the issue with the front desk, we were told that no refunds were allowed. With no other options available at that point in the evening, we had no choice but to stay the night. Based on our experience, the condition of the hotel and the level of service did not come close to matching the rating advertised online. I hope management addresses these cleanliness and customer service issues so future guests do not have the same experience."

"Right on the riverwalk and loved that it had the buildinga history posted everywhere. "

"Bathroom was dirty with a clump of hair in the tub, no shower curtain liner (water was all over the place after my husband and I each took a shower). The remote was broken for the tv, the vanity was broken and there were stains on the furniture. For what was charged per night, not worth it. You’d get the same quality at $50-$60 a night at a lower hotel."