Hotel Studio 6 Northwest Dallas (Dallas, USA)

Those traveling on a budget often felt they got decent value for money because the room rates were usually competitive for Dallas, particularly for longer stays.

Reviewers generally found their rooms to be functional but sufficiently clean, well-equipped and comfy. Those on extended stays were pleased with the well-stocked kitchenettes featuring cooking appliances, utensils, crockery and a fridge-freezer.

Motorists in particular liked this property's location just off highway I-35E in the north-western suburbs of Dallas, Texas as it offered free on-site parking and there were gas stations nearby. Furthermore, it was easy to get to downtown Dallas and all i

Although there was Wi-Fi access available, reviewers resented having to pay a small charge to use it. Moreover, it was occasionally claimed that the service offered a weak signal and sluggish speeds in certain parts of the building.

The limited selection of free cable TV channels was a setback for some visitors. There were also cleanliness grumbles over unmade beds plus unsatisfactorily cleaned kitchen appliances and utensils. Critics also claimed several rooms would have been improv

Light sleepers pointed the finger of blame at thin walls for enabling them hear nuisance noise from adjacent rooms. Certain rooms were also reportedly exposed to occasional traffic noise from the nearby freeway. Lingering smoky smells in some rooms disapp