The Northeastland Hotel

Bathroom is extremely small. Elevator was not working. Hotel is convenient

I genuinely appreciate that the folks are trying to save this old hotel, but the facilities are just so dated and obsolete that it’s a labor of love at this point as opposed to a 3 or 4 star hotel. The prices within the on-site restaurant, “Rodney’s”, are absolutely absurd for the level and quality of the food, and for that area. I paid less for a formal filet mignon dinner at the Hyatt in the Dallas, TX Airport than I did for a lobster roll sandwich at Rodney’s? I wish them the very best, but for the price, I will likely go back to staying at the Hampton Inn. A hotel really needs elevator banks and key cards in this day and age. For these prices, patrons shouldn’t have to be dragging luggage up and down 3 stories of stairs, with old 1980’s room keys.

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Very friendly and helpful staff

Kind staff at check in. Brittany was great and Nicole was our waitress and phenomenal! We don’t get away much and it was nice to come to a place that was so nice. The dinner and drinks were absolutely delicious!

Very clean, quiet and comfortable!

Last minute stay. The night desk clerk was very friendly and helpful.

Excellent restaurant on the premises. Easy parking behind hotel.

A great hotel. One inconvenience, the elevator was not working. Otherwise, a clean comfortable room, a great hotel restaurant, reasonable rates. A downtown hotel in walking distance from stores and restaurants.

Elevator was broken had to climb up and down the stairs with luggage. The AC was broke in the first room so the moved us to another room. The room smelled like stale cigarettes, but the AC worked. The next day we were moved to another room and it was fine. We had booked a king bed and ended up with two queens. The hotel staff did their best to help.