★★★·Harker Heights·8.2
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Best Western Harker Heights in Harker Heights offers comfortable rooms with amenities such as tea and coffee makers, hairdryers, refrigerators, work desks, microwaves, and interconnected rooms. The hotel features a fitness centre, seasonal outdoor pool, free public WiFi, lounge, fitness room, 24-hour front desk, and electric vehicle charging station, along with a complimentary daily breakfast.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The breakfast and location were good, but I didn’t like that the heavy curtains couldn’t close; the bright outdoor lights woke me up at night, making me think it was morning.
Hosea·3 months ago
The pool was great and breakfast was solid, but I was disappointed that the bed didn’t come with a comforter.
Jane·4 months ago
The place was cheap, spotless, and in a convenient spot. The elevator was out of order, but they moved us to a lower floor, so it didn’t matter much. There were a TON of ants at the pool, many even in the water, probably coming from nearby trees, so I’m not sure the hotel could have done anything about it.
Stephanie·4 months ago
The hotel wasn’t crowded, which I appreciated, but the room had the worst smell I’ve ever encountered, and the air‑conditioning couldn’t mask it. My husband and I sprayed a lot of cologne and perfume for our church event with over 1500 attendees, yet none of the guests stayed in our room. We had booked before the official list was released, and the hotel is 3 miles from the event venue. Many locals don’t recommend this place, and it’s a real issue. They charge $5 if you don’t return your keys, a policy I’ve never heard of before, so I was hesitant to leave them in the room as usual. The bedding and bathroom had various types of hair, which was disgusting. The elevator was broken, which is a problem when you have a lot of luggage.
Jolene·4 months ago
The hotel is very nice, breakfast was good, and the staff were friendly. The elevator was broken, and no notice was sent so we could change rooms. There was a disabled person in our group, and we had to climb stairs, which made mobility difficult.
Traveler·4 months ago