Find all hotels by Red Roof Inn in East Texas, TX from ￥9,690

"We were disappointed., especially after hotel was just renovated. The elevator was filthy, with dead bugs and items that had been spilled. We found nail clippings on our floor immediately after checking in. We saw bugs in the kitchen area as well as a partial bird nest that was on the inside of the window. (Built from outside, but shoved through the window sill at the top.) There is also no ice machine available except in your freezer, which was empty and very slow to produce ice. The shower was literally painful. You couldn’t put your face in the stream because it felt like it was going to rip your skin off. There’s no way a small child could handle the pressure, they would cry. There was also mold between the window and AC unit that had obviously been painted over. The bed was fairly comfortable, and the pillows were nice. The evening and weekend staff were very friendly. The hotel isn’t close enough to anything to walk to. (not their fault, just providing information.). Needless to say, we won’t go back. We will spend the extra money on a nicer place, and one within walking distance to a convenience store."

"Accessible Room was great. Plenty of space and very clean. Shower water pressure was awesome. Great shower products."

"The room was clean and all of the soaps and shampoos smelled so good! The bed was very comfortable. Are favorite thing was the breakfast! They had these egg rounds that were perfect shapes to make breakfast sandwiches. And the yogurt station was awesome! We’ll definitely stay here again :)"

"The staff was awesome, the room and overall motel was clean and welcoming! Great stay!"

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" Clean rooms , open parking and safe ."

"My wife and I took an overnight trip to Tyler and chose this hotel for its convenient location and solid reputation. The front desk staff was very friendly, and check-in was quick and effortless. The hotel offered good amenities and was clean and secure overall.However, when we arrived at our room, we found the door slightly ajar, which immediately made me uneasy—I wasn’t sure if someone was still inside or if the room had been broken into. The door frame also had noticeable pry marks on it. Thankfully, the room was empty, and the door still closed and locked properly, so I decided not to report it.The only real downside was that our room was right next to the elevator. The loud dinging sound went off constantly throughout the night—at least a hundred times. Overall, we had a pleasant stay and would recommend the hotel, but I’d strongly suggest requesting a room far away from the elevator. "

"Pools and amenities are very family-friendly and kept the kids entertained. Well thought-out resort"

"The lobby is perhaps the best part. In my room, the sink was a bit dirty and there were fingerprints on everything metallic and shiny. The shower and toilet were very clean. The carpet was very worn and should have been replaced years ago. The duvet covers were super heavy. I have no idea how anyone could sleep under that. The sheets. Oh dear. Every sheet and pillowcase had worn out holes in them and some looked like a motorcycle ran them over (they must have been cooked to death in the dryer). The sheets were also very short. They barely covered the blanket but they were super white. The blanket was weird. Sort of 1970’s, made of synthetic/polyester. Because of this, if you accidentally pulled the blanket out from the platform, it would slide down off the bed. So, you have to keep the outer edges tucked in and squeeze yourself under when you go to bed otherwise you end up freezing due to the blanket falling off. That was really frustrating. The towels… if you need a workout and a deep exfoliation, you’re in luck. The towels were so incredibly heavy, made of a sandpaper-textured terry cloth. Not. Soft. At all. I have to say the air conditioner was amazing. It was so quiet. Any noise is a problem for me, and I had no issues with the a/c. That was its saving grace. The staff were really helpful and nice. No complaints at all there. For a “luxury” hotel, I expected much more. "