Giddings Hotel Guide - Tejas Lake hotels in Giddings, United States of America.

"It’s an older property. Needing updates, but the staff was really nice and friendly "

"No tan bueno es un aire viejo pero hechaba algl de aire"

"This Place is so peaceful and perfect for a couples getaway! Our room was perfect, cozy, and fresh! We enjoyed every second! The only thing i have to say about it, is that the shower head might need to be replaced because its sprinkles water very lightly and we love hard water pressure. Other than that we loved every second, it’s close to everything we would definitely go back! Thank you for making check in / out so smoothly. "

"Looking at this property, I certainly don't get the Executive vibe that I expected by the name. It is an aging roadside hotel. However, once in the room, it was clean, the bed was great. The room I was in did not have a luggage stand in the spot where one clearly could have been. The paint in the shower was chipping. Aging, but better than many places I have stayed at this price point and type of hotel."

"Great place. Could use some floor attention throughout. "

"Funky motel located very near Round Rock Antiques Fair. Nothing fancy, just the basics, but convenient and reasonable priced. Not for the fancy shoppers. "

"Room was extremely clean, great breakfast each morning & staff was fantastic. This hotel is the best!"

"everything was good. "

"It was like staying in a college apartment from 1990. I suspect that this property does not have enough steady customers to properly invest in the property. Instead, they do what they can to maintain it. Pros: Giant room suitable for a small apartment, Clean bathroom where the shower/tub area looked remodeled. Comfortable enough bed. Large TV. (Kitchenette, if you want it. However, they had a full-size stove/oven and refrigerator. That blocks off large parts of the kitchen.) Cons: The lack of hot water. It was not like they were out. Rather, it was set so low that it was slightly above room temperature. It made it difficult to get soap off of hair/skin. Old, outdated laminate floor that was no longer stuck to the concrete. A very old/stained couch. A plethora of furniture that seemed like parental hand-me-downs from the 1980’s. The smoke detector that needs its battery replaced. The visible bait traps. The necessary security lights for the parking lot being so bright that even with the curtains drawn, light is easily visible. A sparse breakfast options, even for a continental breakfast. The broken juice dispenser. "