The bed was very comfortable, but there was a spider in the ceiling of our room, and outside the room the ceiling had a big cockroach. Give a review of your title it probably meet you.
JoyHace 2 meses
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★★·Lufkin·6.6
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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Located on Highway 59, the Quality Inn & Suites Lufkin offers proximity to Texas Bible College, Pitser Garrison Civic Center, Ellen Trout Zoo, and George H. Henderson Jr. Exposition Center. Nearby attractions include Texas Forestry Museum, East Texas Museum, and Sam Rayburn Lake, 15 miles away, for outdoor activities. The hotel features free Wi-Fi, a seasonal outdoor pool, and modern conveniences like copy and fax services.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
The bed was very comfortable, but there was a spider in the ceiling of our room, and outside the room the ceiling had a big cockroach. Give a review of your title it probably meet you.
Joy·Hace 2 meses
Nothing positive; the property in general was terrible. We had 0 hot water for our stay, the room was nasty with huge stains on the curtains that could have been dried blood, and the doors did not close properly due to the claw marks on the door frames. Overall the property was terrible and we had to check out early.
Jenna·Hace 2 meses
The staff were friendly, but the room was ok, the bed was uncomfortable, the pillows were not great, and there were sketchy people hanging out outside.
Kelly·Hace 2 meses
The room was clean and the bed was very comfortable, but the bathroom is very small and dated; the sink, vanity, and mirror are very low and not suitable for tall people, and I’m only 6 feet tall.
Scott·Hace 2 meses
The general manager (Sandra?) is wonderful! The room was actually very clean and comfortable for this particular motel brand, and I was pleasantly surprised it wasn’t stenchier from the smokers. I definitely did not like, according to the male front desk attendant, that all the king non‑smoking rooms were on the 2nd floor (everyone can’t use the stairs), but it was paid for – so I digress. Another frustrating thing was having to go to the office every day to reactivate my door key, which was one of the most annoying things when you’re tired from working all day and have to go up and down some darn stairs to reactivate a room key daily.
Yoli·Hace 3 meses