Travel Inn Abilene

front office staff was very friendly, unfortunately, they were going through renovations. It is an old property and it needs work. I would like to see what it looks like next year. The room I stayed in had now bedside lamp which was strange. I was not able to read a book because it was too dark.

Enjoyed my stay. Comfortable room and clean.

Was a clean comfortable room. Was pleased with the size of the bathroom and the bed.

Last minute booking on our way to Houston. Nice and rather quiet place considering it is very close to the main road. Good service, no breakfast (or food in immediate area, Walmart and a lot of eating places 10 minutes drive away though).

A/C was broken in room. We got assigned a new room, but people were already in that room and we had to get reassigned another room. Not what you want to go through at 2:00a.m. after driving all day.

Adequate accommodations. I WAS rudely awakened at 5:30 am by This email from hotels.com! Hint hint

The help at the hotel was great they went out of their way to help accommodate anything I needed

If you're budget conscious like me, then you'll like this hotel. It's right off I-20 near the highway cutoff to Wichita Falls (287?) It appears to be recently taken over by new management so some remodeling may be in progress. I had a clean comfortable room for around $50. (all I REALLY care about) The bathrooms had neat Texas-shaped sinks and the shower/tub was the "old-school" jacuzzi tub that didn't work (The only REAL drawback.)

I knew from other reviews that this was not a particularly nice hotel, but all other hotels in the area were booked for people going to the same commencement ceremony. I am glad it just a single night. This is the first time in my life that I stay at a hotel that does not have hand soap by the sink, nor a bar of soap in the shower. There was clean bedding and towels, a microwave oven, a small fridge, a flat screen TV with cable, and three beds. No night tables, hence no lamps other than the ceiling lamps, and no place for you to conveniently put your glasses or charge your cellphone overnight. Not a single chair, and no telephone. Most of us carry cell phones, but for calling the front desk you would expect a standard phone line. None of the other typical details, like a small bucket to fill out with ice, or one or two glasses for rinsing when you brush your teeth. In other words, a bare room that looks nothing like the one in the picture. The only real plus was that we did not find any bugs in the room, as some others have reported.

Basic hotel, you get a bed and warm shower plus though is the microwave and refrigerator. No one in the front desk at night you have to call to get somebody.