University Inn College Station

Motel has been renovated and is a good, clean place to stay. Also it’s generally the cheapest place to stay in town. Manager and front desk team is nice.

I want to start with: this is a run-​down, older motel, that could improve in about 1000 ways.
That being said, it wasn’t a nightmare horror story. The pool looked fine and kids were enjoying it. The room was cleaner than I expected after reading reviews. The AC was cold. There were no bed bugs (I checked). The free breakfast was carb-overload…but tasty.
Alright let’s get to the cons: the rooms, while tidy, need a good carpet clean and update. The furniture is a mish mash of out of date styles and the bed was not very comfy. The sheets had 1 cigarette burn in them, however they bleachy clean. There was a spider in my tissue box and 1 hair was found on the hand towel. The «curtain» thing with all the slats sucked balls because it moved all night when the AC kicked on, and it let tons of light in. They started mowing at 7 am the next morning. I couldn’t get the wifi to connect.
There’s an honest review for ya.

Don’t stay here ever rude front desk manager Abe is a ass. Three different rooms I tried TV didn’t work in one, then they try to put me from a king to a double, I refuse that then they finally put me in another king room. Air condit three different rooms I tried TV didn’t work in one, then they try to put me from a king to a double, I refuse that then they finally put me in another king room. The air conditioner didn’t work, the TV won’t get but one channel. They refused to refund my money, made the reservation through

try to get them to cancel my reservation they wouldn’t do it. Left with two different hotel will let the management the
work for my refund. The manager ABE who the rude girl at the desk told him I wanted to talk to him, but he refused to speak to me abd said he was «Too busy». worst hotel ever. Read the reviews. All rooms are the same price there’s a reason for that!

Ridiculous. That is all I can really say about it. My brother in laws pillow had a blood stain on the back of it. Lumpy beds. Awful pillows. Just a straight disaster.

Is there a way to register a — ½ *? Too bad the guests can’t call Anthony Melcouri (Hotel Impossible) instead of the owners. «GROSS» is an understatement. We used
to book the room and everything went smoothly at the front desk though the walkway to it is relatively dark at 10 pm. Staff was welcoming. Once we found the room I was having a bit of an attack of the vapors The blinds hung loosely in many rooms already rented and some were taped shut to the surrounding walls. The night auditor just informed me (I had him bring me a key to a possible replacement room due to a dearth of hot water after running the faucet for 45 mins) that the housekeeping staff had quit ‘ensemble’ at the end of ’14 after the property had been sold to middle easterners. Everybody on staff is looking for a new job to leave for. The sheets were stained and had dried mud smudges on the sides in the first room and the beds in the second had long black hairs under the pillows! The tv screen in the first had strange icky goopy dried stuff on the screen. The phone was missing its receiver and the light bulb in the floor lamp had only the tungsten sticking up out of the socket. The only way I can describe the washcloths is that sandpaper (coarse grit!) is softer! The relatively new microwave works but you’ll need your Fodor’s English/​French translation book (!)
We wrapped up in blankets we dragged out of the car (fortunately for us I’d thrown them in for the kids to use in the back seat).
All I’ve got to say is unless you see a half dozen full rolloff trash dumpsters in the pkg lots and smell fresh paint you might feel better sleeping in your car in the Walmart parking lot!
(I hope my boxes of ppwk are still in my trunk tomorrow morning when I go to replace my .38)

We will do just about anything for Aggie football including staying in this place ONCE. We drove down for a late game and called around for a hotel room on our way down. This was all we could find with availability. First the positives: good a/​c and a ceiling fan for a nice cold room. The negatives: this place is in horrible disrepair, not very clean and the blinds are a joke. We used some tape and tried to tape them shut for a little shade and privacy. It was a very strange feeling knowing anyone walking by in the parking lot could see us sleeping. This was our first and last stay here. Now we are on our way home to disinfect our belongings.

I and and couple teammates stayed here a couple of nights ago. The price was right and it was close to the expo center where we were showing so I booked it and just kinda hoped they had fixed stuff since those last few reviews. On the plus side, the sheets look clean and the beds were comfy. On the bottom side… The room smelled like urine and mildew. There was a wet patch on the carpet in front of the sink area. The popcorn ceiling on the wall of the shower was saggy and water damaged. The door for the bathroom clearer the toilet by about a quarter of an itch. There were some seedy characters hanging around outside so we had our male teammate go out to the truck because the two females were scared.
So… Did we survive? Yes. Would we go back? Heck no.
I thought we could try it because it was so cheap… But we ended up staying in our little living quarters horse trailer (weekend package, no shower or toilet, just air conditioner and bed) the next night, which we hate to do because it is so cramped.

This place while does look that appealing. The rooms are clean, AC works good, bathroom clean, Tv, fridge and microwave. Price is reasonable staff is nice and they have a decent breakfast. Waffles, toast, cereal, juice, milk, coffee, bagels, muffins. More than what you would get at most places. Nice and quiet well at least while I was there. Stayed two night during the Fourth of July weekend.

I’d give zero stars if that were possible.
I haven’t even checked out and I’m already starting my review. That’s how bad things are. Why not leave? Because it’s midnight and I just finished driving 11 hours by myself and I don’t feel well so I’m going to stay and leave first thing in the morning.
On ¹⁄₈ I called and spoke to the manager on site to confirm their pet policy before reserving a room for ¹⁄₉. I have a 30lb dog and Mike assured me there was no pet fee and my dog would be allowed. Upon checking in the night clerk Diane told me my dog was too big. After explaining I spoke to Mike she reluctantly checked me in but not before complaining about Mike being new and not knowing things. (He seemed perfectly knowledgeable and helpful when I spoke to him the previous night.)
So i get to Room 137 and the TV wouldn’t turn on and the vinyl blinds were broke and I couldn’t close them so anyone walking by could see into my room. I called the front desk (using my cell since there’s no phone in the room) and Diane went into this long explanation about new ownership and not all the rooms being renovated yet. So why put me in this room to begin with? She tells me to come back upfront and she will give me a key to new room. Room 137 is in the back of the building so I had to walk all the way upfront (in the rain) only to be given a key to Room 135 which is in worse condition than 137. Vinyl Blinds are also broke (I took a sheet off the bed to cover blinds for privacy), there are burn marks on the carpet, the flooring in the bathroom area is ripped and pealing, the mattress has springs poking into my back and here’s the very worse part — I found two roaches. Diane was rude and seemed more interested in talking to her boyfriend or whom ever it was that was in the lobby hanging out.
I will never return here. Worst experience. Poor customer service. Rooms in bad shape.
Oh and by the way, the «free wifi» doesn’t work. I’m using 3G on my phone to send this review.