Tyler Hotel Guide - The Cascades Driving Range hotels in Tyler, United States of America.

"The hotel itself was fine and as expected. However, it was understaffed with one person at check in. She was nice, but couldn't handle the demand - the technology was not working, so I stood in line twice for over 20 minutes each time to be helped. My room was not ready at check in time and was asked to come back later or wait in the lobby, but did not feel comfortable staying in the common areas, because of what what really caused me to give a low review of my stay which was the sheer number of construction workers that had finished their shift for the day and were all over the property (at the end of the work day and through the evening). They were lounging in cars in the parking lot, sitting in the outdoor patio area listening to music and hanging around in the lobby. I do believe they were staying there, as they were all in the lobbing for breakfast the next morning, but as a female traveling alone, I did not feel safe. "

"Didn't bother place so nasty just wanted to leave before we caught a disease "

"It went fine"

"This is a great hotel. The breakfast staff was so kind and helpful! "

"Room was surprisingly very nice. Truly a suite. The receptionist was truly gracious and accommodating. The one thing I would warn potential guests is that the breakfast meat was mainly ham; if you don’t eat pork, make alternative plans. Personally I would totally book them again!"

"Everything was great and the staff was very helpful."

"Clean Room breakfast air conditioning "

"Older hotel, could use an update"

"Clean room but it did smell a little musty. Could have been the rain."