Baymont by Wyndham Tyler

I’ll just share from start to finish… Booked a room via *******, Standard King room - nothing crazy. Get there, parking lot is very small, along with the amount of space between cars. Anyway, we check in, head up to the room. It’s a room with two queen beds. Not what I booked. Husband went down to get it fixed, since I paid for a King room. He was told that she booked all the king rooms and that’s all that was left. That I was also contacted through *******, which I wasn’t, to notify me of the situation. Which I wasn’t. No email, no text, no message in the ******* app. Didn’t even offer to compensate for the error on their part. I shouldn’t have been able to book a room of that kind if there wasn’t any available. Then after all that, the TV doesn’t even work. Ok option if you just need a place to put your head for the night, but don’t expect much from it.

The rooms were clean and the beds were comfortable. Slept well, one night stay for a competition there . Lots of places nearby to eat as well.

Beautiful well maintained clean hotel. Friendly staff. Clean bathroom. Heater worked. Nice bed. Nice breakfast. Eggs. Waffles cereal. Fruit. Yogurt. Different coffees. Milk. Juices etc. 6am

The beds were comfortable but the pillows were not. The morning breakfast was nothing to write home about. But as for as being a clean motel it was.

My husband and I had a one night stay. It was very clean. The bed was comfortable, but the breakfast was not good. Eggs were rubbery, potatoes tasted like they were old and also rubbery. My husband didn’t even finish his and he eats just about anything.

It wasn’t terrible but there were a couple things that stood out. I work nights at the hospital which makes it difficult for check ins bc they typically don’t start until 3 pm. Most if not all hotels I’ve stayed at have allowed me to check in early if my rooms is ready and available. At Baymont, they charged me $40 for early check in which has never happened. If that’s the policy, fine. I’d rather pay than sleep in my car from 0730 to 1500. So that was the first inconvenience. I get to my room which is spacious and adequate. The face towels weren’t up to my standards. One had some reddish stains on it and the other had tiny hairs woven into the threads. I typically bring my own towels, so I ignored that. I slept there for three days. As I stated previously I work nights. So on the day of check out I spoke with the front desk employee to see if I could have a late check out. He stated they offer late check out until noon. Before check out even began I’m getting knocks on the door every ten minutes and calls to the room. Which to me meant that information was not relayed to the other staff. That part was the worst because I really needed that extra hour of sleep before driving a long distance especially after a 12 hour shift. Then when I go to hand in key, the man wouldn’t give me a printed receipt. Which I’ve also never been denied. I need them for my records. Its was an average stay, the breakfast options ok. La Quinta down the road is a lil more expensive but better!

Hotel was clean and friendly staff. Only negatives is it’s next to a major intersection so road noise through windows was a little annoying. If you could get a backside room it would probably be perfect. Morning breakfast was extremely spartan.

Staff was friendly and helpful. Our room worked well for a family of 6 which is hard to find in a hotel. Good stay.

The young lady at my evening check in was EXCELLENT. She was even accommodating for two guests I had in the lobby. My issue was with the overnight/early morning staffer and the morning front desk person. When I came down at 6:30 to put a bag in the car and return to my room the overnight person responded to me as if I was walking in off the street. He was on guard and looking afraid when I asked about breakfast start. On my second trip to the car the day worker was being dropped off for work with that large SUV parked nearly inside the door! It was blocking my exit and did not move up in consideration. When reentering the Hotel the young lady and overnight worker were both looking at me suspiciously, again, as though my presence needed a clarification when it should have been obvious that I was a guest. It didn’t make sense and was not hospitality.