Wingate By Wyndham

Our 4 night stay was really good. Room was affordable, comfy, clean, and spacious. However, Wingate should keep close tabs on the condition of the building and rooms because things could get out of hand pretty quickly. Our room had many things that needed attention. The door chain was broken. The towel rack and shower curtain rod were rusty. The bathroom ceiling needed patchwork in many areas. The cabinets finish was fading. The refrigerator freezer door was missing. There were many more. I have noticed that Wyndham hotels here in Dallas, have limited the number of bath towels in the rooms to two. I wish they’d add to that. Hot breakfast was a nice feature. Had sausage or bacon and scrambled eggs. Also waffles.
I would come back here again given the chance.

It was an okay place to stay if you just need a room. We paid around $ 70 for our stay. A lot better than comparable hotels in the area. The beds were okay. The shuttle was not on time so we had to use über. Also, you cannot leave your car at the hotel. Keep this in mind if you are flying out for a few days.

We booked this hotel strictly on a picture of the room online. However, when we arrived last month, we were extremely disgusted! The room was outdated, dank smelling and gross. The TV was old and the volume on the remote control did not work. Also, the outdated clock on the end table between our beds did not work. Come on, y’all, you can buy a new TV and a new clock at WalMart for dirt cheap these days. No excuses!!!
Paint was chipping off the walls and the front desk was rude. The breakfast was mediocre at best, but the servers were pleasant. We had 2 weeks to be in Dallas, but had to change hotels, because I could not take this motel for 1 more day. This hotel was priced much toooo high for what you get. Not worth the money, whatsoever.
Never again here!

I stayed one night at this hotel for a business trip, all the other company preferred hotels in the area were sold out, so we were kind of left with no choice in the matter. I’m from Dallas originally so I was aware of the area and it really is not in a very good part of town. In fact, this hotel is right next to a rather well known strip club, so don’t be surprised.
But as for the actual hotel, as soon as I stepped inside I was overpowered by the smell of lysol, and it never really got any better. the place looked and more importantly smelled like an old nursing home. The carpet in the hallways was dingy and dirty, my room looked like it might have been luxury in 1982 but, much like the area of town, is now reduced to cheap tricks. Television was a joke and the technology setup was pretty non existent. There were no outlets on the night stand so I could have my phone/​alarm close to me. The beds were ok, not super comfy, but not horrible either.
As for the positives, the free breakfast was pretty good, plenty of selection including eggs bacon and sausage, not just the usual carb fest. My room was pretty quiet, and the AC worked well. Oh and the water pressure in the shower was good. The staff seemed friendly though I really didn’t have any interaction with them.
Overall it was just disappointing to pay as much as we did for the night for what we got, especially considering the night before I had stayed in Houston at another Wyndham property that was better on everything except the breakfast and $ 30 cheaper a night.

When we arrived home from visiting Dallas, my mom noticed our bill was charged $ 100 more than what was on the original booking statement. She called the hotel and was put on hold 3 different times and no one ever came back to the phone. She had to call the corporate office to finally get our refund. Terrible treatment of a good customer. Never staying at a Wyndham again.

The rooms are basic and clean. So if you just need a room for the night before catching a plane at Dallas Lovefield Airport then this hotel may be fine for you. The beds were comfortable, the free breakfast was good, and when it was working, the free WiFi speed was pretty good for a hotel.
But there were far too many negatives during my 3-​day stay for me to recommend this hotel. In fact, because of my experience at this hotel, I will NEVER stay at another Wingate by Wyndham property again!
Wingate claims to be «smoke-​free» at all of their facilities. However, when I was booking this hotel online via a travel website, I accidentally ended up selecting a SMOKING room in their reservation system. I hadn’t expected that to be an option and the distinction was not obvious during the booking process. I immediately called to get switched to a non-​smoking room. And I confirmed again at the check-​in desk that I would be getting a non-​smoking room. But as I was walking to my room on the third floor, I could smell a strong odor of cigarette smoke and an even stronger odor of some sort of industrial rug cleaner to try to cover it up. But the smoke odor was still very noticeable in the hallway. And it got stronger once I opened the door to my room. In the hallway area next to the bathroom we could smell leftover cigarette smoke stuck in the walls and carpet. More evidence that I was in a smoking room (or a recently former smoking room) was the cigarette burn in the carpet next to the bed and the 12 – 16 cigarette burns in the bathroom sink counter top.
3 out of the room’s 6 lights did not work. It maybe the bulbs. It may be the lamps themselves. I couldn’t get them to work at all.
The bathroom door was broken in each side. It looked as if maybe someone might have hit it very hard or maybe kicked it in.
The walls had stains on them like maybe someone threw a drink at it at some point and it stained. Gawd! I really hope that’s a drink stain and not something else.
When I went to get a drink out of the vending machine on the third floor it didn’t work. Also, one night the button to the elevator appeared to have been punched in and no longer worked. We had to use the stairs since we could not call the elevator to the third floor.
Despite all of the exterior doors to the building having locks that require a room key card to get in, the hotel needed to turn off key access to all doors except the lobby after 11 PM for security reasons. This meant if the only spot for parking was on the back of the building, you’d have to walk all the way around the whole building on the outside to get to the lobby. I assume this was because the strip club next door was very busy at night and their patrons could try to come into the hotel. The hotel did end up towing several cars that I assume we’re strip club patrons who didn’t want to pay for parking at the club parking lot.
Other reviews suggested maybe prostitutes came over from the club to the hotel. I didn’t see any obvious evidence of that. But there were little children running the halls well after midnight. That could get annoying.
So, that’s it for me. No more Wingate Hotels in my future. The company had lost my trust that they care enough about their patrons to not allow a hotel like this to exist.
One issue that may not effect many: I bring an Apple TV device with me to connect my Apple account to the hotel TV via an HDMI cable. This requires Internet access to work. Normally I would just call the tech support for the hotel to give them the IP address of my device and the change the settings to allow it to work on the hotel system. I did this and it did eventually work… for one day. Then access was denied. I tried calling tech support again to get it set up again (after they had rebooted the hotel’s network) but they never gave it permission to work again. That was an annoyance.
I do have a positive thing to finish with. Despite all the serious problems with this hotel, the staff I came into contact with all seemed very nice!

Worst hotel room I have ever stepped foot in. And I once stayed at a Rodeway Inn where a roach literally crawled down my leg.
I booked through the
app a few minutes before arriving because it had 3+ stars out of 5 for guest reviews and I needed a place to crash before an early flight.
I immediately started sneezing upon entry thanks to the horrible air freshener smell, and when I went into my room I was stunned at the outdated décor and musty, damp room. Walking on the carpet made my feet feel wet, the towels were damp, the bathroom floor was waxy slippery, and everything just stunk like super bad air freshener.
With my allergies, I knew there was no way I could stay there, though it would’ve been hard to convince me to do so even without them. I couldn’t believe I spent $ 100 on this dump. Luckily, I have gold status with
and they transferred me to a different hotel.
I’ve never walked out of an establishment after paying except this one. I cannot believe it’s allowed to operate in such bad condition.

Had a good stay. staff was very freindly. Shuttle driver picked me up at rental car facility on friday night so i did bot have to deal with that at o dark thirty on Saturday morning. Gave good recommendation for a delivery redturant. Would stay there again. Could use a little upgrades but not too bad.

Wyndham suckered me in again.
For some reason, the Wyndham name conjures up a really nice hotel — maybe a four-​star with all the best amenities. So when I see «Wingate by Wyndham,» I realize that I’ve fallen for clever marketing. These really used to be the «Wingate Inns, and this property shows its origins. A further look shows that Wyndham owns such gems as the Ramada chain and the Microtels. Ugh.
From the beginning, I knew it was sketchville. Walking in, the scent of industrial-​strength Febreze almost knocked me over. When the clerk asked me for my vehicle info, and then gave me a piece of paper to put on my dash (called a «tow tag,» by the way) then I knew this wasn’t exactly going to be the best hotel stay ever.
The room — OMG, opening the door to this room was another sensory assault. This one was a bit like Lysol had been sprayed everywhere to cover up something really bad. As I write this, my clothes still smell of it.
The bathroom wasn’t bad, except the sink was missing its drain plug. The tub would have been OK, except the bottom was coated in something super slippery. I seriously almost fell, and I am usually good in showers.
After the maid came by on day 2, she used something on the bathroom floor that made it so slippery I was sliding around with my sneakers on. Wax, maybe? I dunno, but it was pretty gross.
Wifi. pretty good, actually, except for the couple of times when it seemed to choke, then recover.
Some good things: Fridge and microwave in the room. Lots of mirrors. Fairly good-​sized room.
Could be better: Carpet has seen much better days (what IS that stain, anyway?). Property just fells dingy overall.
Final word: Much better properties closer to town and the airport for just a few dollars more. Learn from my mistake.

Yikes. This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. I find it hard to believe such businesses can exist and accept people’s money with a straight face. The room was dirty, noisy, and the whole hotel smelled like cheap carpet freshener. This is not an appropriate hotel for a Love Field layover. The neighborhood is sketchy and hotel clientele were local kids looking to party and couples from the strip club next door (yes, seriously). The stench and noise were so awful I almost checked myself out at 1am to sleep at the airport until my flight.
I believe the hotel is under new management. The staff was very friendly but if the plan is to turn this place around they have a LOT of work to do.

Stayed here for one night to attend a friend’s wedding. Great service with friendly staff; nice, clean, and comfortable room. Thank you!

Beds were comfy, room was clean and the breakfast was good. After a late flight, all we needed was a nice place to stay and this place delivered. Would stay again.

The staff here are great! We were down on a work project and had very specific and odd rooming needs. The folks here bent over backwards to accommodate us for an ever-​lengthening stay.
Hotel nit/​grit:
Beds were clean and comfy.
Rooms were pretty darned quiet.
Bathroom was spacious and well cleaned regularly.
TV is on an extender thingy. Very nice!
Breakfast was pretty standard fare.
Loved the guest appreciation hour on weekdays! (Details? Look them up!)
The pool has open roof vents! I thought this was cool; kept the pool area from reeking of chemicals. This also made the hot tub super awesome on cold nights.
Staff were always helpful if we needed other things or wanted recommendations.
The location is an easy on/​off for the highway. There are lots and lots and lots of local places to get grub. Entertainment? The strip clubs aren’t really my scene but we had no issues finding other things to do.
Overall my experience was very good. If I ever find myself in Dallas, TX again I’ll be staying again.

Great hotel! Rooms are very clean! Breakfast buffet is awesome! Indoor Pool
& jacuzzi were clean and relaxing. Staff at Hotel very friendly and helpful. Hotel is very quiet even when it is full. I recommend this location!

Definitely not one of the better hotels I’ve stayed in. As previously mentioned, the staff is pretty unresponsive (refused to bring up an extra blanket, took our towels for cleaning and didn’t return them until hours later, ect). and wasn’t very welcoming. The room we were originally given (on the second floor) stank of chlorine, and I do mean stank. However, we requested and were allowed to stay in a room on the third floor, which was much better. Breakfast is free, and.decent. Wifi connection in my room (third floor at the end of the hall) was quite spotty. The fitness room is your typical hotel fitness room with a few weight machines and a treadmill, but. the treadmill was splattered with what I’m hoping what was sweat, and one of its buttons was broken. These are just minor details, but their combined result just gave me the impression that the hotel staff doesn’t care much about their job.
Overall, the hotel is fine. The rooms are clean, AC works great, no problems with pests, good water pressure in the showers, etc, but .my family and I definitely will not be staying here again.

As expected of Wingate…
Room was clean, enough outlets for all the tech gadgets…
Nothing to complain.

Stayed here on company’s dime — wish we could have gotten the W! But got W ingate, instead.
Sorry Meredith A, but I disagree with a 5 star rating.
I think… maybe Dallas doesn’t Unilocal much. I was joking with the boss that we would be the leaders at most places we check in at.
We came to Dallas for a work project. Stayed at Wingate Inn.
3 stars. I mean, I’ve stayed at some pretty shady hotels. So this is a.o.k.
The staff here is completely in their own little world. The receptionist is on personal calls, the staff uses headphones, but they aren’t rude… they just aren’t professional.
I asked a few of them about where we can go to chill after work. We went downtown and it was DEAD! no people what-​so-​ever.
THEN the next night, I asked where Greenville Ave was (more popular than downtown) and she didn’t know! Then she said it was like a 45 minute drive. We found it on the GPS system and it was only 15 minutes away. The staff is not knowledgeable.
The windows are cheap — it sounds like the window is open, I can hear everything outside. I was on a phone call and even the person on the other line heard the noises outside (traffic).
They have FREE happy hour and breakfast. skip the happy hour.
The happy hour has stale corn chips with nacho cheese, boxed wine, cheetos, and miller light. — at least its free.
The breakfast — get the waffles! skip everything else.
It’s good enough. Got free wifi, free breakfast and a king sized bed for one.