Hotels in Carrollton

"clean, hygeinic, close to airport"

"The bed was big and comfortable. The air was soooo cold omg. Shower was cool but the bed was the best. I love staying here."

"I disagree that the guest has to pay for the parking lot"

"Clean the shower a little bit better. And the hallways had a smell."

"Pictured online look different than actual hotel as it looks very rundown outside. But rooms weren’t bad. I don’t recommend bringing your children cause all you can smell is marijuana throughout the hallways. The over charged us on our room. Tried to talk to the manager several times only to get the run around. They tell us they didn’t charge us extra but the bank statement shows another story. As well as us talking to the bank. Showing three different charges. One charge should have been the total for our stay. And than another the deposit. And then we get a third charge almost as much as the total of our stay. Very unhappy. Still waiting for a response from the manager. Were told to call at a certain time to speak with the manager. So we did, only to sit on hold and than get told by not even the manager that they wanted us to “email” them our bank statements. So we said okay and emailed them what they asked for and even what our bank told us and it’s been seven hours and still no response from the hotel or manager."

"We only stayed one night so we weren't looking for Anthony"

"My overall stay wall on the lamps had rust on them."

"Property was stolen out of my room by house keeping ! Horrible experience"

"Everything hotel/staff/amenities was fine. You have to pay $25 to park in the hotel's parking lot in addition to what the room costs. Hotel airport so I get it but you would think Expedia would list some sort of notice on posting or when booking. Even worse, my vehicle window was busted out overnight. Luckily nothing of value was in there. I didnt leave until 9 AM but there were at least 10 other vehicles that experienced same fate. You pay for the parking via QR code where you're requied to share name, license plate info, room #, etc. Why the hotel never let those affected know beforehand is beyond me. I did not find out until I walked to my car and saw all the police notification stickers. So unless it was done at 8:30 AM in broad daylight, staff had plenty of time to give a heads up. Worst part of all, there was a police vehicle parked in the lot the entire time i was there (well at least until i went to bed at midnight). Assume, and like to hope, thats what most of the $25/night goes to. I did see a police officer outside of her car on my way back from dinner around 11 PM. Unfortunately, thats because she was goofing off with hotel employees at one of the side doors. If you decide to stay there my best advice is to park as close to the hotel's entrance as able."