Hotels near Meadows Center for Water and the Environment

"None of our outlets worked, kinda run down but it’s a place to sleep. Pancakes were paper thin a machine made them for you, the bagel and bread smelled bad. The orange juice was like water. "

"Staff was nice room was clean the breakfast was hot and good had a problem with the ac one night but they fix the problem right away."

"Great staff, 24/7 coffee, pool was very clean, good parking. It is along a major road so the traffic was noticeable."

"Very disappointing bed and no comforters. No extra blankets as we had requested. No staff from 10pm-7am if anything was needed."

"The king bed was very comfortable and the shower was good. Apart from that, the room furnishings were dated. It is adequate but not attractive."

"Staff was beyond helpful so friendly. I would definitely stay there again."

"Cockroaches in rooms, pet urine odors, NO Fridge as listed, nor will they get one even when requesting."

"I hate to be this way, but this place was awful. The staff was nice, but that’s all I can say that’s good. We were there on a busy weekend for TXST, and everything else was sold out, or we would’ve left. Our room was dirty (my wife went to Target and had to buy a thing of chlorine wipes to clean it). Window held together with duct tape, mini-fridge leaked in spite of a weird hose they had rigged to try to drain the water from the non-working ice maker. Yellow spots on the bathroom walls where fixtures had been removed. Beds with broken springs and creaks. My wife and daughter slept in top on beds due to how suspect the sheets were. Crumbs and filthy from previous guests under mattress. Junk and old appliances around pool, ice machine barely worked. The family clearly loves in the hotel. There’s a group of rooms with no numbers, but the heavy smell of whatever kitchen they have in there. (It’s Indian food, no way to hide that, but jeez, install a vent). I thought the other reviewers were exaggerating. We’re were there for two nights, luckily it was late I to the second night before we saw our first cockroaches, which were in the bathroom. Look, I can handle the “charm” of old and broken down. But a motel should at least be clean. This place is a flip house and should be no more than $30 a night at most."

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