Microtel Inn & Suites Dallas/Euless DFW Airport

This is just another Patel Hotel. This was supposed to be s non-​smoking room with a horrible smoke and mildew odor. The bed linens appeared to be soiled with sex stains from previous guest. Towels were dingy with the odor of smoke. The carpet was sticky and filthy. I was awake most of the night with the lights on worried when are the bedbugs coming out.
I have no earthly idea why I even stayed without getting a refund.
Do yourself a favor and pay a bit more to get a restful, peaceful, clean nights rest somewhere else.

Good for the price don’t except nothing fancy. Clean bed and bathroom. Old school big back TV. But for 50 dollars you can’t complain breakfast is free and there is a outdoor pool. The hotel is a little outdated but if you’re looking for somewhere clean and cheap this is okay. We stayed for three nights for under 200. I would recommend if your just looking for a place to sleep.

Avoid this hotel, or you’ll wish you had. I’m normally a fan of Microtel, but this particular one is horribly mismanaged. The staff speak poor English and are inhospitable. The continental breakfast was very poorly stocked; a joke, really. The bed sheets were old and «pilly». The rooms were clean enough, but had a funky smell.

We were stuck in Dallas overnight due to trouble with our plane we had a room on the second floor when we entered the room it had an odor it was dirty had two TVs one on a nightstand one above the closet at lease that what it looks like. Moved to another room this room was better then the last still very disappointed with the airlines and hotel

FABULOUS. I actually didn’t know what to expect from this place but I’m impressed enough to right a good review.
I got into Mircotel Hotel because my flight was canceled and the Airline put me up here for the night. They picked me up in a Shuttle and drove me here. The driver was a VERY pleasant fella who was equally welcoming and funny. I checked in No Problem with Kristy who is just the sweetest thing! She was so nice and helpful and even referred to me by name as if we were old friends.
The room was slightly stuffy but once I opened my window and turned the fan on, it became very comfortable. It’s not at the height of luxury but it sure was a VERY comfortable bed. If you like rock hard beds, go someplace else because the beds at Microtel Hotel are As Soft as a Cloud! I fell right to sleep.
The shower heads need to be changed to something more modern in my opinion but you’re hearing this from a spoiled lady who has a top-​notch shower head at home thank you very much.
All and all, if you’re just looking for a comfortable place to lay you head, FREE WIFI, GREAT cable selection and a warm and inviting atmosphere then this place is for you. Check it out for yourself but I’m a fan.
I mean, after my horrible ordeal with my flight it was VERY comforting to be welcomed and serviced properly. Thank you Kristy and the Microtel Hotel!
Sincerely Lindsey

3 hours here was 3 hours too many. My husband and I were put up here by American Airlines. This place was only remotely tolerable because we were exhausted, had to be back to the airport in 2 hours and the alternative was no sleep. Check-​in was swift and friendly but incompetent. Two other passengers were assigned rooms that were already occupied. Another passenger had to request a new room because housekeeping had missed hers. Towels and sheets in our room were of questionable cleanliness. The mattress was happy to introduce us to every individual spring and the pillows felt like they were stuffed with folded newspaper. The carpet looked old and grimy and the couch cushions had giant water stains on them. To top it off, they said they would have a taxi ready for us in the morning but had clearly planned all along to claim our taxi vouchers to take us on their own courtesy shuttle. The shuttle driver was terrifyingly aggressive and was driving while using an app on his smart phone.
While this is not the kind of hotel I would generally book for myself, I don’t think competency, cleanliness, integrity, and safety are too much to ask of any hotel.

Ohmygod!!! What is this place? Maybe I’m just having a bad day since I’m here by the «courtesy» of American Airlines (sigh), but this is a pretty bad motel. Or maybe I’m just a prissy princess. Okay, here goes nothing…
Pros:
— I felt safe.
— The lady at the front desk was very nice and efficient (the event planner in me appreciates this).
— Cheap food (read: non-​California prices)
— Free shuttle to DFW (either that or AA paid for it)
— Iron and ironing board in the room. Be careful, opening the board makes a noise comparable to nails across a chalkboard!
Cons:
— I’m not sure if this is a «working girl» motel as another reviewer has stated, but my boyfriend made a comment about that particular line of work and the stains on the cushions by the window.
— Am I stuck in the late 90’s with the décor? Popcorn ceiling?
— That leaning tv on top of the slanted-​top wardrobe! Ahahaha!
— Outlets without faceplates. Is this bad? I would think so?
— The hairdryer stopped working on me.
— Ice machine wasn’t working.
— Only soda in the vending machine.

When my friend and I were stranded at DFW a few days ago, American airlines put us up at this roach motel.
Breakdown of horrific nightmare begins and ends as follows:
9:22pm– Lands at DFW missing our connecting flgt by 2 minutes. Talked to ticket agent who gives us food vouchers for TGI Fridays in terminal and books us at this hotel for free due to mechanical issues with plane. (airlines do not pay if it is weather related and ours was not) She tells us to get our food and then call the 800# to get the hotel shuttle to pick us up downstairs in terminal C33.
9:59pm– I call hotel and speak with MARIA who informs me that the shuttle has stopped running. I tell her I’m at the airport, and before I can say anymore, she puts me on hold and comes back to tell me someone is on their way and will arrive in 15 – 20 minutes and to wait outside. Our luggage did not connect, so we are each wearing a thin sweater and the temp in Dallas is 41 F.
10:06– I call back to confirm our location for pick-​up as this is outside under an overpass and the other shuttles are stopping much farther away.
10:26pm– I call to ask for an ETA as we are both freezing and our food is nearing inedible. MARIA puts me on hold to «call the driver» and comes back to inform me he is in the terminal but has several stops to make and to stay outside.
10:38pm– Frustration is peaking and body temperature is dropping, so I call MARIA again. This time she tells me that the shuttle filled up before reaching me and had to return but was on it’s way back to get us. There is only one way in and out for shuttle/​cab pick-​up, and no shuttle had ever passed us. I inform MARIA of the frigid temps and the fact that I am in between surgeries for complications from CANCER and that waiting outside is very unhealthy. But she assured me it was on it’s way and should arrive in 10 minutes.
10:56pm– My friend makes this call and speaks to MARIA. This time MARIA «regret{s} to inform {us} that the shuttle is broken down on the side of the road» and suggests that we should get a cab. At which point I suspect she has been lying to us the entire past hour. We head towards the entrance and run into a couple that has been waiting for the same shuttle for over 90 minutes. The gentleman calls about 11:05pm and is informed by KAREN that the shuttle stopped running before 10pm. To which I scream in the background that I knew MARIA had been lying this whole time!!! The four of us catch separate cabs and arrive at the hotel at 11:29pm where we see the shuttle parked neatly in front of the hotel. We are checked in by KAREN and discuss the fact that we had all been lied to and that she had been playing clean-​up for the problems created by MARIA.
At this point I am so FURIOUS and cold that I have to hold myself back from attacking the lying B**** as she walks past us in the lobby after clocking out.
Now the room. Tiny, sticky floors, torn carpeting, a strong smell of cigarettes permeate the halls, smeared dirt on walls with finger marks, cigarette burns in sheets AND blankets and comforter, sunflower seeds in carpet where vacuum didn’t reach, ring of dust and dirt along walls where vacuum does not reach.
Because of this…“THING” that lied to us, the only food we would be able to eat in the last 24 hours was now inedible, although we tried to pick it apart, which would prove to be a bad idea as my friend was up most of the 4 hours we were in the room throwing up with food poisoning.

We stayed for 2 nights and and would never go again. It’s a «working girl» hotel. Had breakfast with a couple prostitutes and my 14 year old saw a naked man go from one room to another! Definitely not family friendly!!!

When snow shut down DFW recently, American Airlines recommended this hotel nearby. It’s definitely more «budget» than we normally prefer, but it was clean, quite and the woman working the front desk (for nearly 72 hours straight!) was WONDERFUL. She made sure we were all comfortable — stranded passengers, and those from the neighborhood who lost power and needed a home for the night. Warning, the beds are HARD!

«Micro“tel is right!
I was in the area for a week-​long seminar at the nearby American Airlines Training Center and as their accommodations were full, my work put me up here. It’s a nice place, but man are the rooms here tiny. For example, I was in a one queen bed room and it didn’t even have a closet. It did have wardrobe though and the TV was on top of it. As the top of the wardrobe was slanted, I sure hoped the TV was bolted to it and the top was strong enough to support it!
On the other hand, the hotel was very clean and well maintained. The desk help was very friendly. The shuttle was very efficient. The workout room was very small (only three pieces of equipment, but all well-​maintained). Too bad their pool was an outdoor one. The continental breakfast was small, but decent enough.
It’s a good place to stay if you’re on a budget. It’s certainly no four-​star place, but judged on its own merits, I’d rate it at 3 to 3 ½ stars.
Oh and a Unilocal friend of mine said he’s seen the Microtels. Weren’t they a 1980s one hit wonder band («Only the Lonely»)?