Richland Hills Hotels with Restaurants

"Good value, some problem contacting hotel by phone orior to arrival."

"What Breakfest? What Bar? We tried getting to the hotel for 2 hours and could not. We called Expedia for a refund and they could not. Hyatt said it was our fault for not calling them. There was no signage to do that. You can't walk to the hotel. There were no shuttles we saw. Hyatt can go to straight to hell. I will never book another reservation with them anywhere. We lost $276. Never again. DFW and Hyatt totally suck. Hope you enjoyed it becuase you'll never see another dime from me."

"Very convenient and nice room, but unnecessarily expensive, especially with charges for things like a $6 simple bottle of water."

"Close to the airport and comfortable for a short stay, like a long layover."

"Excellent for families traveling with kids"

"We will stay here again! Loved it and it was so much fun and welcoming. "

"Hotel is beat up, needs some TLC. Breakfast was meh. Just basic stuff. Pool was closed. Not enough seating for breakfast as well. Would I return, nope."

"I only stayed to run the Irving marathon. I ordered steak frites with Parmesan truffle fries and was a little disappointed that it was overcooked, the steak wasn’t sliced, and the fries were regular fries with Parmesan dumped on them. Tasted ok but way over priced. Otherwise it was a good stay."

"I recently stayed at Holiday Inn Express and unfortunately, my experience was not good. The room felt old and outdated, and there was no ceiling fan or proper ventilation in the bathroom, which made it uncomfortable to use. Housekeeping was also disappointing—they only made the bed and didn’t clean or touch anything else in the room. Basic cleaning standards were not met. Overall, I would not recommend this hotel. It did not meet expectations in terms of comfort or cleanliness."