Lone Star Inn

The room I was in 210 it was very nice I love how it get’s cold what a great beautiful view to look at when you want to go look outside great awesome service I see this place as a home for those who that needs it or need a place the prices are not to bad they are very good and very great they are very nice and very friendly get to meet new people which is cool and fun to talk to I’ll come back and visit again see y’all guys next time

They accommodated me during a month of my pregnancy as best they could. They made sure I was safe. They gave me a room with a new air unit and wifi. I had fresh sheets and towels everyday. They gave me food, incense for my room, vacuum and sweep and were there for me upon any request I made to my room. The most patient amazing people. They work with you absolutely no drama. Good people

I read the reviews that are currently listed. I just thought to myself this place can't be that bad. I went over and checked it out and it is that bad. He showed me two rooms and the first one smell like mold and the second one had the graffiti on the walls and just looked dreary. This place is disgusting. I wasn't in either room for more than three minutes and I felt like I needed to shower.

Have to agree with the other reviews. But it's better than being homeless. My room has a brand new ac window unit. Tv is small but at least you can watch some good channels. No fridge or microwave. But the office has a microwave you can use. I use my own sheets and blankets. Room service comes by daily with towels and toilet paper and will clean your room. I've been in way worse motels. Can't beat $35 a night or $170 a week.

I wouldn't recommend bringing children here but if you just need a cheap place to stay it's ok. The rooms smell kinda musty because of the old water cool A/C units they had for years there, but they have modern A/C units now that work fine. No cable TV, no Wi-Fi, so it's just basic roof over your head type deal but it is cheap, $35 bucks, you will not find a cheaper place to lay your head