Abilene Hotel Guide - Old Abilene Town hotels in Abilene, United States of America.

"Clean room and linens. Nice room with regard to the plusses. It features a wardrobe closet with hangers, a refrigerator and coffee maker in its own space, plus a tv stand that can be adjusted to your view needs. Ours was a sizable room with a king bed, but only three small, but wonderful, pillows. You’ll see that the furnishings are a bit worn in certain areas of the hotel. 5 stars for the Trane HVAC room system. Quiet but efficient. Top shelf."

"This is an old motel that begs for tlc and repairs on the inside and outside. "

"Good place"

"Well maintained facility. Extremely friendly helpful staff. Quality breakfast with good variety. Food served fresh and dining area is extremely clean and well kept. Definitely stay here again!"

"It was surprisingly neat and clean. Very seldom do you find a place this neat for the price."

"Staff members who checked us was very loud and disrespectful."

"Had some trouble getting into the right room - first room was still being cleaned. Second room had non-working TV. Staff was friendly and apologetic and it worked out fine, just a bit of a hassle. Room was nice, spacious and comfortable. Breakfast was mediocre, pretty sure the eggs were powdered. "

"the bathroom smelled like urine and the floor was so sticky we had to wear our shoes in the bathroom"

"The facade was awful. Clearly an old LaQuinta from the 80's. Front desk area was cluttered and messy. Did not look like a front desk of any real hotel. Unkempt and dirty. Glass door to "lobby" was filthy. My room smelled like smoke. The bathtub had several human hairs all over the tub. The doors were all dirty and the towels looked stained and old. The breakfast was a joke. Disgusting coffee in an old church style urn. No sugar just sweet n low as a sweetener, powdered creamer. "gravy" for the stale biscuits was cold in the crock pot....not even turned on to a setting that would heat. No fruit, proteins, etc. 2 types of sugared sweetened cereals and milk in a refrigerator. I paid in advance but then was told I owed an additional $20 for my dog to stay in the room. We went to Dollar Tree and bought cleaning agents, cleaned the room and then slept fitfully. I was able to clean the doors and tub, the washcloth was dark gray with dirt. I do not understand how Red Lion Inns allowed this to be a franchise. It was as bad as a weekly rental in the worst part of any town. Sadly, the reviews were "very good" and 7.4 on Expedia. Clearly the reviews were bought or false. I would have stayed elsewhere but by the time we got there at after 8 pm, there were no other options available. I fault Expedia and Red Lion Inns and Suites. This was beyond frightening."