Abilene Hotel Guide - Camp Barkeley Dog Park hotels in Abilene, United States of America.

"Room was not secure, no smoke alarm, out dated"

"It didn’t look very clean from the outside and I could tell some remodeling might have been going on. I was worried when we pulled into the parking lot and saw open windows. For the most part, our room was clean. The AC worked and the bed was comfortable. We couldn’t safely close the bathroom door for fear of not being able to get it open again. We were there for Mother’s Day weekend and the room was WAY OVERPRICED."

"Booked a room even got a confirmation...show up at hotel only to be told i didn't have a room because they were overbooked "

"Didn't use"

"The conditions are very poor and it was just a horrible experience to stay there."

"Very clean and the staff was very friendly. Room was comfortable and spacious."

"The AC worked great and the beds were comfortable so I slept great. Although the bathroom was outdated and the sink had been painted and was peeling the water pressure in the shower very good once you could get the lever pulled up. I had to get my husband to do it and try not break the faucet. There was an odor in the room that I believe was from some painting that had been done. Everything I had smelled of this when I left. There was no volume on the TV. We would not stay here again. "

"The rooms smelled nice, and it was fairly clean. It’s just an older property and it shows. The hairdryer was broken as well as the coffee pot. The bed was comfortable and AC worked well. We paid too much for the room but I think that’s because the Western Heritage Classic was going on. It was literally the last motel that had a room when we booked so we were expecting a horrible stay but it wasn’t the worst."

"The property was a lot more run down than in the pictures online. The bathroom had the ceiling paint falling off and there was duct tape holding the shower together. Luckily we were only there for about 5 hours to get a little sleep before heading home. Would not recommend unless last resort. "