This hotel is on the older side, the room itself was very small. The bed was small, two large adult can not sleep in this (double) bed comfortable. The room, hotel lobby and hallways were clean for their age. They do have some rooms that are for smokers and you can smell it as you walk through the hallway. the windows in the rooms dont open up, so you would not be able to air out the smoking rooms. The area where this hotel is locate is a busy area, you have a valero, a fiesta mart and a mom & pop diner next door, plus some other stores. If you are going to the cowboy staduim this hotel is located right across the street. If you want bigger rooms and a bigger beds, then dont stay here. The breakfast area is small, so get up early and get your waffles, muffins, bagels, fresh fruit or cereal (Corn Flakes or Fruit Loops) and/or oatmeal. They have coffee, orange/apple juice, and milk. We had the waffles and a banana nut muffin, and they were pretty darn good. The staff was friendly. This hotel is average, no bells or whistles here.

This hotel has all of the basic amenities, with working adjustable central heat and air conditioning! We stayed for three nights, and the staff regularly changed our towels and bedding. It is within two minutes from the Rangers Stadium, Six Flags, and most importantly, Wal-Mart.

The free continental breakfast was simple but filling. The desk staff was very kind and helpful. They had a free trolley to the Rangers Stadium.

Altogether, the value was good ($43 / night), and the location could not be better! All sorts of good restaurants to choose from.

Just left this hotel (thank god) and felt compelled to write a review to hopefully help anyone thinking of staying here. The usual rate for this place is anywhere from $30-$50 per night on average. Guess what the rate is on a Cowboy's game night? $175!! After taxes this rate jumps to $202. Thinking, "well we wouldn't have to pay for parking at the stadium and could walk everywhere", we "splurged" on this place at such a high rate. We used the mobile reservation site which had no mention of any additional rates, fees or taxes. This room was prepaid in full a month in advance of the event.
Fast forward to yesterday, the day of the game and our stay here. We show up and arrive at the check in desk. We are told that in addition to our payment of the room, we must pay a $65 parking fee!! Um excuse me, what? Apparently (they state), their site states that parking fees need to paid for event nights and that these are at a discounted rate than official stadium parking. My issues with this: #1. $65 is not a discounted rate. Cowboys official parking lot prices start at $55! #2: NO where on the mobile reservation site did it state that a parking fee would need to be paid. #3 Surely charging about 4x the normal rate would entitle me to park for free right?

I could not argue with management as we had no other place to go at such a last minute. We also could not cancel due to a "no refund" policy. I bit my tongue and paid the $65 for parking bringing my grand total to $267.50 for a run down hotel stay.
We were not the only people who were surprised by this trick. Two people also checking in had not heard of or seen anything on this website about a parking fee. Additionally, one couple's reservation was not even correct even though they had booked months in advance as well.

After handing over my hard budgeted money for parking bs, we headed to the room. I thought to myself "surely for $200 a night they can afford some decent furniture right?" Wrong. Take a look at the pictures for what we found in our room. Dirty carpets (could not photograph due to lighting/camera phone), dirty chairs, dirty mattresses/box springs, work out looking locks on doors, dirty curtains, dirty walls, the list goes on. There were also no outlets easily accessible for plugging in chargers. This was my tipping point.

I warn you, please do not consider staying here, even for one night. Other hotels closer to the ballpark are much nicer and will no charge you for parking! I have filed a complaint with the Days Inn customer service line and will be speaking with my bank to get these charges back. I will complain to BBB and anywhere else I can let my voice be heard. These people are scammers and need to be reported for price gouging.

Two last comments:
The mobile site stated that our room was to include a mini fridge at no cost. Upon check in there is a sign stating that mini fridges are available for $10!

Getting in late from the game, we used the vending machine downstairs as a last resort. Snacks/chips in here were stale as if they had been there for months!

STAY AWAY!

The reservationist booked me for the wrong night. When I showed to get my room I found out I didn't have one, since they booked me for the wrong night. The night they booked me for had passed so they charged my credit card for the room anyway. They refused to refund my money and the manager doesn't even have the guts to return my phone call. This place stole 209.50 from me. Do not stay here they have a long list of complaints and dont seem to care.