Sherman Hotel Guide - TMC Behavioral Health Center hotels in Sherman, United States of America.

"Got 5 rooms and they were not clean. Stains on blankets .Floor not swept ,Walls dirty. It was horrible!!"

"Yes"

"Property was decent for the price"

"Would never stay here. For the experience here, will NEVER stay at anymore marriotts. The lady who works there is a complete liar, company gives you the run around, and don’t know how to respond in a timely manner. I suggest a better hotel… this is not it. "

"Aweful dirty and the door lock fell off the first day we arrived .. second day the fridge wouldn't work so we lost all of our food that we bought and it leaked onto the floor to. Upon arrival the front desk agent advised me that if I would have purchased my weekly stay thru the front desk it would have costed me only $390 total but instead I used hotel. Com and paid over $463 smh "

"Room was relatively clean. Breakfast options available were impressive for the price. Pool not available either due to construction or maintenance. Parking convenient and area was safe and secure. Staff was pleasant and easily communicated with. Location convenient for engagements of the weekend. Area growing with road construction part of the growing pains (very confusing). Check-in and check-out smooth."

"Everything was very nice. I would recommend adding a chair to the room we stayed in. The only place to sit was the desk chair or the bed and the bed was very high to, for example, put on socks and shoes. Truly everything was really great. The staff were so kind."

"Great"

"There were a lot of construction worker-type guys staying the night we arrived after a long day's drive. I appreciated that the front desk lady put us (2 women) in a room directly above the front desk. The walls were solid and it was so nice and quiet. I slept great! The coffee was good, but I wish they had more half-and-half out. I hate artificial creamers. The breakfast, scrambled eggs and biscuits and gravy, looked really good. I will stay here again when driving through."