The front desk experience at check-in and calls to facility were well handled. The beds and rooms are aged. The mattresses, pillows and bedding fabrics are really poor. The shower needed a fixture adjustment because the cold water out of the sink was cooler than the cold out of the shower. I called for service. The maintenance man would only tell me to just "crack it" and that is the cold. I told him it needs a fixture adjustment, or replacement. I asked him to feel the temp of the water out of the sink. He would not. He told me he knew how it was, but would not trouble himself to test it as I asked. The fixture was now installed at 180 deg inverted, to get more life out of it. The serviceman was worthless with such a poor attitude. This is no doubt the management attitude also. I know the water is not going to be super cold, but this is due to the fixtures being worn out like the rest of items mentioned. I paid 140 per night due to Labor Day weekend.

You don't stay in a Sleep Inn unless you are going for a budget type experience. Yes, the hotel rooms have showers only, but for solo or two person travelers, this is not that bad. Yes, the hallways do smell like smoke and the rooms a bit musty, but it was fine for a night. I paid $47.96 for a room with one bed. It is in the parking lot with Humperdinks which is great if you like a good sports bar. One of the coolest bars around. I got there at night and felt perfectly safe. Front desk clerk was very friendly. Didn't hear any road noise or other guests above me. I'd stay again.

I've been a shareholder (on & off) of the parent company for some time, so this one was hard to handle... 10 minute walk to main gate at Six Flags Over Texas, nice small outdoor pool, sleeping room was comfortable with good AC and lighting, breakfast bar adequate with sunny table area - BUT toilet was dirty, seat loose, bath door hardware loose (all reported twice to staff, with no action during stay). Clerk at check-in thought I had to call Choice to get my reward points, never mind it was booked through their dedicated web reservation system under my established loyalty account. A quick informal survey of lobby indicated other unhappy guests at check-in (crowded, slow despite seemingly adequate staff daylight hours). Floor above was constant noise from 10 PM to 1 AM, and most of the afternoon: Whatever county community college field hockey team was practicing there (on the entire second level) was apparently beyond the control of the hotel management, and we were not the only nor loudest objecting to the idiotic ruckus. More? No water in morning, some street main 2 blocks away that blew out Sunday early was closed for repairs on Monday morning - not the hotel's deal, but then their pool was closed for at least some semblance of a quick dip. Opinion? Re-train the staff, add 24-hour security, and clean the can. Sure, it was the busy season, but T & E is the busy business. Six Flags still great, as usual. Can't say the same for this disappointing though conveniently located hotel.

Stayed here with our neices/nephews during spring break. The staff was very nice and accommodating. We needed 2 adjoining rooms, which wasn't specified when we booked our rooms, and they made it happen. The pool was nice, as was the breakfast buffett. We took the trolly from the parking lot, over to Six Flags. It's so close though, that we opted to walk back instead of wait on the trolly, & it only took about 15 minutes. I would say that it perhaps looked a little dated, but they are making improvemnts. Our room had a new flat screen in it. The hotel is just minutes (driving) away from Cowboys Stadium too. I will definitely be staying here in the future.