It’s convenient to downtown, but there is no elevator.
Stacie4 недели назад
Tyler·8.2
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или просто напиши — «примерно 20-го, три ночи»
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Greyhound Inn in Tyler offers air‑conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, tea/coffee makers, free Wi‑Fi, and a dedicated work desk. Each suite includes a dining table, wardrobe, and city‑view windows from ground‑floor units. Modern comforts feature a microwave, TV, shower, hairdryer, and complimentary toiletries. Situated 10 km from Tyler Pounds Regional Airport, the inn provides convenient access to local attractions, with English‑speaking reception staff.
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Как гости оценивают отель, аспект за аспектом.
It’s convenient to downtown, but there is no elevator.
Stacie·4 недели назад
Everything
Ashia·Месяц назад
The beds, pillows, air conditioning, toiletries, and odor‑free room were great, the decor was cute, it was quiet, the hotel replied promptly, the hot shower worked, there was gated parking, and the automatic blackout blinds were handy. However, the room was smaller than the pictures showed, the room and bathroom size were falsely advertised, the hotel door was wide open when we arrived, and we found a mess of freshly spilled coffee on the chair and desk; overall the hotel was overpriced.
Amber·Месяц назад
I really enjoyed the spaciousness, the ability to control the temperature, the large shower curtains that ran from ceiling to floor, the retro kitchenette items, the comfort of the bed and sofa, the good floors, the adequate closet space, and the parking space and entrance security. I would have liked to watch television from the bed, but the layout didn’t allow it; using stairs was acceptable, and I’d like to stay in ROOM #7 next time.
James·6 месяцев назад
The location was good, being downtown. The noise was an issue: the rail noise was louder than expected, reminding me of the scene in My Cousin Vinny; construction noise was constant, with the railroad waking you up around midnight and 1 pm (no ear plugs were strong enough to keep you asleep), and construction trucks started around 3 am until they stopped at 5 pm. Dump trucks kept banging, backup beeps, and 18‑wheeler engines revving; once the town square construction finishes, it might be better value, but for now it isn’t, and I left before the second night that we paid for.
Vandiver·6 месяцев назад