I have to disagree with the negative reviews. Having tired of paying higher rates for motels that felt a little more secure and had a better name, I decided to try out this Econo Lodge. I was pleasantly surprised. The bed was comfortable. The channel selection on its Direct TV feed was large. There was plenty of light & workspace... More

One of the first things that impressed me about the Econolodge here in Dallas is how dedicated the establishment appears to be in celebrating the economic and ethnic diversity of our great country. Secondly, one can hardly complain about the location, nestled as it is against the John Carpenter Freeway, rendering an ease of freeway access that other hostelries can... More

I will admit that I have stayed in better and nicer places, but it was still ok. I was here for only one night, as my other hotel did not have a room for me. The hotel is old. That much is apparent as soon as you get out to check in. There is a "gentlemans club" right across the... More

The area around the hotel itself appeared to be a bit seedy -- the establishment across the street looked like a strip club. This hotel lacks elevators, so luggage has to be carried to the second floor up very narrow stairs. This hotel is the type where each hotel room opens to the outside, and the "hallway" is located outdoors... More

The mattress was so lumpy that I had trouble sleeping and woke up sore -- the worst I've ever slept in, including camping trips. The floors and towels were noticeably dirty, and the room interior was a bit run-down. The hotel staff wasn't very helpful (we asked for extra pillows, and got them, but without any pillowcases) or knowledgeable (they... More

This hotel was not bad at all. The location right off I-35 served us well, and the room was clean and spacious and served it's purpose. Service was good, and there was a free continental breakfast that we missed because we didn't get up soon enough. The only problem was that there was no hot water, or if there was,... More