We made reservations to use our Gold Points obtained by staying at a Country Inns and Suites last summer and thought since the two hotel chains were affiliated that they would be comparable. WRONG! To begin with the hotel was dirty and smelled musty, the fold out sofa was broken and the front desk tried to charge me for a roll away bed. The pool was a little bigger than a large puddle and the breakfast consisted of pre-packaged danishes. The night clerk was rude, but the day manager was easy about refunding the money for the other two nights already charged. He refused to accept the free night points on the card without a free night certificate, but at least we got out of there. Did not appear to be in the best of neighborhoods either.

Park Inn and Suites advertised that they have highspeed internet, continental breakfast and business center. Don't ever fall into their trick. The counter staff called Maria or Mary, told me that they are planning to install high speed internet in all their rooms, but I'm not sure whether they will, they should not have put them in hotwire or expedia if they don't have.

They don't have continental breakfast, just donuts, coffee etc on the side on a table... this doesn't count as continental breakfast.

Their so-called business center is a run-down computer, not connected to internet or printer or scanner.... I might as well use my own computer!

It classify itself as a two and a half star hotel, but it's actually look, feel and stay like a one star motel. Most importantly, on hotwire, I booked it at $51.00 (less tax etc., after tax it's about $66). Most three to four stars hotels in Houston cost less than $70 and you are able to get a Ramada at about $49.99 or Rodeway Inn at less than that price, but you get better service, better room (did I tell you that their non-smoking room smells with smoke), don't need to book through hotwire for those prices.

Don't fall into their tricks....

I paid $51.00 through hotwire for this hotel, this hotel advertise that they have high speed internet, business center and continental breakfast. I don't mind the breakfast, since Houston got what the heaviest people on earth, who cares about breakfast in hotel.

They don't have high speed internet as what they claimed, and I got to go to other places to get my e-mails. Thus, business travelers, beware.

They don't really have a fully equpped business center, just a run-down computer on the side.

The hotel is also not 2.5 star like what they advertise on hotwire.com, they are indeed a one or two star motel.

Finally, most of the reviewers here stated that they pay $30, but I paid $51.00 because I book through hotwire. My luck....

I stayed for Friday - Sunday in April and it was a decent hotel. Front desk staff was very friendly and we chatted about restaurants and distance to the event I was attending for Saturday.

A ton of restaurants are close to the hotel.

Has a small outdoor pool but definitely not a scenic location for the swimming pool.