This is one of those places where I wonder if I stayed at the same hotel as the other reviewers. I enjoyed my stay at Springhill Suites. The room was small for a "suite" hotel but on par with other Springhill properties that I have stayed at. The room was clean, breakfast was good and overall my stay was a good experience.

I've stayed at the HGI down the road for twice as much and can honestly say this was a much better value. I don't think I would stay here when 6 Flags is open as I have a feeling it might be overrun with kids given it's location but for a business traveler in the winter, it's a good choice!

I stayed here with my GF because we needed a kid-free night out and didn't have time to check any reviews...my mistake but we stayed at another Springwood Marriot in Houston and it was far nicer at tje same price so I expected a lot more. This one is nowhere near worth the $105 I paid ($89 rack rate). This hotel should be priced at $49, not $89. You can stay at the Hampton 1/2 a block away on Lamar which is MUCH nicer, has a MUCH larger room and MUCH better ammenities for abot $15 more. The "suite" is smaller than most normal sized hotel rooms at this price range, the furniture is hideous looking, ugly orange and puke green and it didn't even match itself. Carpet needs cleaning. It looks like they bought out another hotels auction junk to furnish this place. The bathroom is so ridiculously small you can sit on the throne and put your feet on the opposite wall, and you literally have to step over or around the commode to get in the shower which is also to small. Few towels, few and cheapo toiletries, an inconvenient arrnagement where what looks like a 15 year old TV stradled both rooms and gets in the way as you walk. Front desk guy was not very helpful when I had a problem and said, "sorry about that"...drapes in the window don't close properly and let the light in, waking you up early whether you want to or not...save your money and go to Motel 6 if this is what you're satisified with. The only positive was a decent breakfast and even that had drawbacks...sausage was barely cooked it the eggs were fake. We certainly won't be back here again...very dissapointing for a flagship brand hotel to carry this poor of a property. Marriot should be ashamed of this place.

Real disappointed at this Marriott and the recommendation of this facility from Marriott rewards. I should have read the reviews before agreeing to this. The mattress is very old and hard. They have the old style window air conditioner that needs repair. Very odd room with 80 style TV at the corner of the bed. I really can not believe they call this a Marriott.

This place is just okay. It's close to Six Flags, the Rangers stadium, etc, has a great continental breakfast; clean and neat; nice pool/hot tub area. The problem is that It's just not worth $110 a night. The cons we encountered were the room size (very oddly shaped) and decor. It was clean and neat but the furniture was very dated and shabby. The TV was like 1990's style and the fridge and a/c made noises all night. The bed was also one of the most uncomfortable I've slept on in a long time. One other thing--I was showering when the maid came by one morning so my hubby told her not to worry about coming in to clean. I just assumed someone would be by later on, but they didn't come. That night, the ONE small trash can in the room was overflowing so I took it to the front desk and asked what I should do with it and for another bag. She told me where the dumpster was located. WHAT?! Like they didn't have a big trash can to put it in up front. That's the first time I've ever had to take my trash to the hotel dumpster! Stay at the LaQuinta ($90) next to Six Flags. We've stayed there before and they have nice, spacious rooms/baths, great breakfasts and pool, etc.