Golden Inn Dallas by Hotel O

It was relaxing and friendly staff

It was decent... got what i paid for...

Established Inn ive stayed at dozens of time over the years will stay again soon, only suggestion is coffee&donuts or breakfast cereal served from office vestibule would be a plus for guests

I Thought Ankur Inn was an old but quant Motel and the was clean and nice. The only complaint I have is the television did not work when we arrived and I contacted the front office about it and the gentleman came to lookat it to see what he could do and after several attempts to make it work he did not get it working. I was told at that time which was about 845pm I would have to wait until some other boss man arrived which would not be until 11pm. I told him thanks and of course I had no choice but to wait for the bossman to arrive. Unfortunately 1140pm came and still no word from the front office. I called again to the office and the gentleman who answered the phone talked like he didn't know what was going on. I told him about the T.V. and he came to my room and within 5 minutes had it working. Obviously the other guy who was working the front office failed to tell him about my television. Overall I was not totally happy with my stay and I believe anyone would have wanted the T. V. working and I observed he switched the cable to the other side and it worked. I believe whoever is watching over the Motel should have the knowledge on how to fix the T.V.

I was here for 3 weeks and 3 days, spent $945 at this establishment total during our stay. The staff was very rude, could barely speak English let alone understand it. Im going to break down my stay for you. Every day I went to work at 6 am, worked in the 110+ degree Texas heat only to come back to a hot room because instead of maintaining their HVAC equipment they just turn them off in the morning so they don’t run all day. The maids only came 2 times a week. When they did they didn’t change the bedding, they only made the bed. When I went to pay for week 2 I was told I had to keep my room cleaner because the maids were complaining. My room was clean, the only thing that was out was 2 empty water bottles on the night stand, an empty beer can next to the water bottles and a neat pile of dirty clothes tucked off out of the way under the only chair in the room, that was broken and unusable. Unfortunately it’s not hard for a 300 sqft room to look cluttered. After some heated words with the staff they finally kept our AC units cooling all day, near the end of week 2. During one of the maid cleanings in week two, they threw away a brand new, sealed in package pair of contacts that were sitting next to the sink. The room floods when it rains, the plumbing makes a god aweful squeal when you turn the sink on, and if you’re like me, the unlucky one of the group, you get a disgusting carpet that doesn’t look like it has been cleaned in years. Week 3 was fairly quiet, didn’t have much interaction with the staff. When my coworker and I went in to pay for the last 3 days of our stay, instead of verbally speaking to get my coworkers attention, the guy behind the counter started pounding on the counter to get his attention. That didn’t go over well with either of us. Our last morning there, loaded all of our stuff up in the car and went to the ice machine to put some ice in our cooler to keep our cold food cold throughout our workday around 5:30 am. The lady comes out of the office and tells us that’s enough, tells us to stop filling the cooler. This was the first time in 3 weeks and 3 days, $945, that we got any ice out of that machine. Screw that place, the rude staff, terrible rooms and terrible location are enough for me to never go back.

The rooms have cob webs. The fixtures were shiny, the bed was made. At times the cable tv was interrupted. You aren't allowed any visitors. They start calling the rooms @ 10:15 am to make sure you are leaving by 11:00am. Then if you aren't there you can't pay for another night by debit or credit card over the phone and when you ask they will tell you no and hang up on you.