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"We recently stayed at the Rodeway Inn Abilene West (also referred to as Rodeway Inn in Abilene) and had a mixed experience. The guest rooms delivered well on space and comfort, which made the stay enjoyable for the most part, but the public spaces and overall maintenance of the hotel’s common areas fell short and need urgent attention. The guest rooms are a definite highlight. They are generously sized—much larger than what you typically find at this price point—with good-quality furniture that feels sturdy and functional. The layout gave us plenty of room to move around comfortably, and everything in the room itself felt well-maintained. The beds were decent, and the furniture held up nicely without any major issues. Housekeeping did an excellent job; the cleaning team was thorough, and our room stayed fresh and tidy throughout our stay. Maintenance also responded promptly to any small requests we had. Unfortunately, the public areas tell a different story. The carpets in the hallways outside the rooms are in dire need of repair or complete replacement—they look worn, stained, and tired. The elevator feels outdated and could definitely use an upgrade for both safety and guest comfort. Overall cleanliness in the lobby, hallways, and other open spaces needs to be addressed more vigorously; it didn’t feel up to the standards you’d expect. Many of the open/common spaces inside the hotel appear largely unused or somewhat abandoned, which gives the property a neglected feel. "

"A lovely stay."

"This place was FILTHY. As soon as I drove up, I knew I was in trouble, but area hotels were booked up for graduations. The woman at the front desk was very nice, it the hotel clearly had some ongoing work as building arts were stacked in what should average been the dining room. That was my second clue. The room door was challenging to open and oh, the SMELL—some sort of acrid chemical odor. Third and fourth clues. Worn carpets, high I could deal with, but the sink hadn’t even been cleaned. Washed my hands and the sink didn’t drain. Had a mtg and had to drop bags and run. Returning 2-hrs later and the sink still hadn’t drained. Alerted desk and explored the rest of my non-smoking room. Cigarette burns on the comforter, stains on the couch, fridge door hadn’t been wiped in weeks or months judging by the layer of grime and dust. The TV also had streaks and there was no remote. Went to air the room using the fan, and the cover was broken along with button covers. There was a huge grease stain on the nightstand. No way I was going to get bedbugs or something from sleeping in that bed, so I bought new sheets to sleep on. I alerted the front desk to all these issues and the receptionist did her best to fix the problems. Before checking out, I asked the hotel manager to do a walkthrough and pointed out all the problems. First he gave renovations as an excuse, then said I had to talk to Expedia. Expedia says talk to the hotel. End result: I got screwed by both sides."

"Lots of parking, even for trailers."

"Def a 2 star hotel"

"Clean room, friendly staff cool rooms,"