The walls and ceiling are paper thin. You can hear everyone’s conversations, even the front desk clerk. There are too many flashing lights in the room and the thermostat LED screen is too bright. Then the parking lot lights light up your room. There is no coffee available in the morning. I stayed for 4 nights, and every morning the coffee bar was empty. It’s a great price per night, but then you get kids that want to party in the rooms because they can afford it. Never again, I’ll pay top dollar for some peace & quite next time I travel.

Aside from the unbelievably hard mattress the hotel was nice clean. Smelled a little weird but not insane

There is little positive I can say about this place. The building is new. That's where the positive ends. The people who run it appear to live here. They park their vehicles in the few handicap spaces available every day. There is a continuous stream of homeless and vagrants wondering the parking area around the motel, and drug paraphernalia is littered about the outside. Numerous homeless or transient people are "guests" in the hotel and constantly ask for money, cigarettes or even if you have drugs. The 3rd floor of the hotel reeks of marijuana, which is illegal in Texas, so someone there has large amounts with them. And of course, there are a couple of prostitutes working and living there. During my stay, I heard a domestic violence incident happen yet the front desk would do nothing about it and not even call the police for the safety of the victim. But the icing on the cake is the manager/owner's attitude. When my wife and I returned to our room one day, some women's grooming products had appeared in our bathroom. My wife confronted the manager/owner, demanding to know who had been in our room. The manager first said housekeeping must have found it and put it on the counter, then he accused us of giving our room key to someone else all the while yelling at my wife, who stopped me from intervening, and ended the conversation.

Checkin was a breeze, staff was courteous and helpful.

New clean but mattresses cheap, hvac didn’t work so had to move rooms. No ammenities at all. No shampoo, tv bowl game in Spanish all other channels in English.

Obviously built very cheap and shower wasn’t the cleanest but perfect for a night stay during a road trip.

Amazing

First, the building itself: this may be new construction but it's the cheapest, flimsiest, loudest hotel I've ever stayed in. The walls are thin as paper, the locks on the doors are as loud as possible, and the bathroom door in our room was so misaligned that we had to pull extremely hard just to get it to close. The beds have weird metal bases that emit a loud noise if even touched by a foot or a suitcase. The mattresses are cheap and hard. No idea about the pillows because I brought my own orthopedic pillow. Second, the staff: they seem to all be members of one family and are polite but don't seem to be invested in guest experience at all. There was a family on our floor with multiple rooms who all talked loudly, let their kids run in the hall, and were constantly opening and closing the very loud doors no matter the time of night. We miserably received very little sleep and on the second night of this BS I called down to the desk at 10:00 pm and asked if they could send staff to tell these people to be quiet. I don't think that's unreasonable at 10:00 pm. They completely ignored this request and did nothing about the issue. That family continued being awful until past 11:00 pm and was up and slamming doors at intervals throughout the night. I can't blame the staff for other people's ratched behavior, but I certainly can blame them for doing nothing about it when asked by a paying customer. Will never return to this location. I'd sleep on the street first.