Lubbock Hotel Guide - University Medical Center hotels in Lubbock, United States of America.

"I am little disappointed in this stay. The TV didn't work. The lights in the room had defective light bulbs, there was no ice machine on our floor and the shower flow was barely a stream. This is unusual for the hotel brand. But this was a disappointing experience. Staff was as accommodating as they could be but just couldn't overcome these deficiencies."

"After checking into the room I was washing up and noticed it was dirty behind the faucet, I looked closer and saw an old dried up contact lens. I went and told the front desk and they called house keeping. I decided I’d go for a walk. I was gone for almost 2 hours and when I got back the room still hadn’t been cleaned. I went to the front desk again and complained. One of the ladies there went up and personally cleaned it. I then went to the bar and ordered a rare ribeye and it came out well done, they sent it back and when I got it again it was closer to raw than rare. Kitchen manager came out and talked with me and he made it right. I normally don’t complain but for this price of room and steak my expectations were higher than what I received. Front desk ladies, bartenders and managers of the bar/kitchen were all super friendly and polite. If ever in Lubbock again I will give it another shot."

"Everything and everyone staff sucked"

"Our room was really nice. But we went to take a shower and there was no hot water"

"Room was a little dated but very clean. They are working on painting and updating. Recommend staying here. The price was great."

"Good stay. Will stay again"

"The staff was amazing. Rudy the GM went out of way to help us out!"

"Hotel was extremely clean and rooms are spacious"

"Room was very nice and clean. I do wish they had usb connectors in the lamps for charging devices. We have stayed here before and came back because it was a great experience. This time was not and we probably will not book here again. Check in lady was very nice, however she didn’t tell us where elevators were for our room nor where breakfast was served. Not a big deal but most hotels will let you know where to go. Breakfast was alright. I said good morning to several employees on the way, front desk and in dining area and was ignored. The omelet was good, except I had to eat my husbands because mine was not what I ordered. Also, the gentleman making them was not friendly not helpful. A lady in the dining that was around the entrance never asked anyone for tickets (that we witnessed) except a family that was clearly Hispanic and didn’t speak much English. The night before, my husband was waiting for me downstairs and just wandering around and was approached by a man very aggressively asking if he needed something and told him he couldn’t be in that area. He was just walking around! Can’t say we have ever experienced being told that before. He wasn’t anywhere that would warrant being treated that way. We noticed the area across the street was a bit sketchy so maybe that’s why but a hotel should Never treat their guests like that. I used to work for Hilton for many years and have a lot of experience in the hospitality industry and this was just unsatisfactory treatment. "