Lubbock Hotel Guide - National Ranching Heritage Center hotels in Lubbock, United States of America.

"Arriving,staff was very helpful,respectful,the area and room was very well maintained. Breakfast was on point with all serving pans and containers of food holders were clean as well. Was not able to use pool area but did go look and It was well stocked and pool was very well light and clear if debrie. Came home and sent family info for there next stay at this location."

"There were ice machines on every floor however, none of them worked. There were no signs on the machines indicating they were out-of-order. When we checked in we were not informed about this. We had to get ice at the bar. The paint around doors was chipped. The bar and restaurant decor was outdated. The managers reception was a nice touch. Overall, the hotel was a good value for the price."

"Clean, great service. "

"The hotel was fine for what we needed but it's older and need of repairs. The elevator was down when we arrived so we had to carry quite a bit of luggage upstairs. They took the sign down the second day but it was still acting sketchy. The dishwasher in our room had a "Do Not Use" sign. One of the pillowcases had a orange stain on it. I think it was clean, just stained but we didn't use it just in case. The bathroom floor was warped so the door didn't open all the way but we were able to work around it. Overall, the hotel was fine for just being there two days but I'm not sure I would want to stay longer."

"Nice place"

"Good breakfast. Standard but good."

"overpriced for a rundown hotel"

"Good breakfast and location."

"Lubbock Texas and DoubleTree were never two words I would’ve put together. I came back to Lubbock for an event and while searching hotels found there was a DoubleTree on Ave Q. Being a retired public servant in that community I knew from past experience it wasn’t a desirable location, but was pleasantly surprised to see the area and changed heavily and was quite pleasant. Scott at the front seat was professional and kind. Check in was seamless and accommodations were mostly great. The bathrooms and showers are small so if you are a person of size you may consider an ADA room if available for toilet and shower comfort. I had an issue with the power outlets in my room and was promptly moved to another room that was in working order. Claraboya Scratch Kitchen was amazing. Slightly pricey, but would definitely eat there again. Bar staff were excellent. My only complaint is regarding beds. The bed was hard. Comfort and adequate sleep were lacking in otherwise what I would call a wonderful stay. Improved beds with a pillow top or even a a better quality mattress would make this a 5 star stay in my book. From a former Lubbock resident I would stay again. Just need that better bed. "