Name: Texas Inn and Suites - Rio Grande Valley
Rating: 4.0

Edinburg Hotel & Travel Guide

If you are journeying through McAllen and have the urge to stop by Edinburg, you would be wise to book as early as possible through Travelocity's hotels page so that you find the most appropriate place to kick up your feet. You'll discover 8 hotels, apartments and other accommodation options within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) distance of the downtown area.

Check -in uneventful, clerk uninterested playing on phone, male with white tipped hair. Room small, furnished like a hostel in Berlin, IKEA like furniture, seating for 1 in vinyl corner seat mounted to walls and single chair, TV mounted in constructed storage unit/closet space (no dresser or doored closet) reminded me of a cruise ship room deck 6, clean for most part vinyl/laminate wood floors, no bugs that I saw, hand prints on wall by headboard (gee what happened here?), dirty tub side of toilet. No housekeeping, bed left unmade, no towels exchanged for two days, trash picked up one time in three days. Felix the housekeeper is lacking. Clerk mentioned above, was talking to some guests or friends, unsure which in lobby describing how he took acid and then worked at the hotel desk - what a trip! I took pictures on my phone, unsure how to upload to this on my computer. The no refunds or credits note on the desk at check-in should have been a warning. I paid cash, it was cheap and I needed a bed, shower and toilet for three nights- it was adequate. When I return to the area, I will not stay here, too many other options. Access is through a Taco Palenque restaurant drive through lane/parking lot. I'm guessing the property owner has that business as well. Did not visit the restaurant. Was not busy with guests like other hotels in area, and that would explain it. Pictures on website are done well, so they got me there. Hotelier be aware of these subtle details.