Red Roof Inn Wichita Falls - Wichita Falls

Very friendly and comfortable beds

Stayed one night, it was great!

A value hotel we used for one night while on a long journey. The hotel is aging. Our bathroom door would not close properly. The towels were like tissue paper. But the beds were really comfy and, for the price, the overall stay was good. The surley night receptionist was very rude to the guy in front of us but ok with us.

The room itself wasn't bad and was clean. The front desk woman was a bit rude. The "free wifi" was non existent, in the 5 days I was there we were never able to get the wifi to even show up, let alone connect to it. There are train tracks pretty close to the hotel and we could constantly hear the train whistles. Overall it wasn't terrible, but I wouldn't say it was very good either.

I did not have high expectations to begin with, and sadly, even those were not met. There were three of us in the room. I first asked for more pillows as there were just two very worn, very flat pillows on the bed; none were available anywhere--none?! The floor seemed dirty and we had great concern for unseen bugs in the carpet as we each seemed to be getting bit on our feet, ankles, or legs and couldn't see what was doing it. The light over the sink was very dim and could not get replacement bulbs. The faucet over the tub dripped all night, and there was no repair service available at the time to fix it. The fire alarm in the ceiling chirped constantly until I unscrewed it and left it dangling above us. The air conditioner worked but was ridiculously loud while operating. Only one chair in the room with the desk, so no other place to sit except on the beds. The outside of the building was in very tired, chipped, and poor condition. The only thing that was reasonable or acceptable was the lobby area where also breakfast was provided in the morning.