Oyo Hotel Tyler Lindale, Tyler

My weekend stay at this hotel for a quick tour of the City of Roses was a mixed experience. The rooms were extremely comfortable but had a strong musty odor and looked old and worn with some unwelcome surprises like roaches. The location was nice, albeit with some concerns, and the service had its ups and downs.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were spacious and clean, equipped with 2 double beds and a table and chair if you chose to eat in, but unfortunately, they smelled horrible and never really got cool. The hotel staff, however, were wonderful and helpful, always taking care of me and maintaining a nice and clean environment. The location was well maintained, but there were some issues under the coffee tray that were quite unpleasant. The dining experience was tolerable, although not exceptional. Overall, the hotel had its ups and downs, making it an average choice for accommodation.

The hotel had 2 double beds, a table and chair if you chose to eat in, but stunk real bad and looked old and molded. There were a lot of things going on in the lot at night. I even found some roaches when we got up; it smelled so bad we could not enter the room.

The hotel may not be the place for trendy young jetsetters, but for value-conscious people looking for a clean, comfortable, quiet, and safe place to stay. The rooms were very comfortable and inviting, offering a cozy retreat. The service seemed to lack warmth and attention to detail at times, affecting the overall experience. The location was good, although not in the best part of town. The dining options were limited and somewhat disappointing. Overall, the hotel provides a decent stay at a reasonable price, despite some drawbacks.

My stay at the hotel was a bit of a mixed bag. The rooms had broken coverings over the control panel, and there was a terrible odor, almost like it had been water damaged or flooded, which made the entire floor sticky. Despite that, the hotel had all the utilities a traveler would require. The staff wasn't the most pleasant to deal with.