We were at the Value Place down the road, which sucked. Went to look at Studio 6. MUCH nicer!! Studio 6 provides cooking utensils (Value Place wanted $30 for a "dish pack"), coffee maker (had to go buy one at Value Place), more towels (Value Place provided two bath towels and two wash cloths, nothing more). It was very quiet (very noisy at Value Place), seemed much more like a "regular" hotel. Greater value for the price. And the staff was very friendly. Would definitely stay here again.

We stayed at this Studio 6 for two nights, during a cross-country move with our dog, when our truck broke down. The room and kitchen are postage stamp small, but ours was clean and decent. The kitchen is minimally equipped with pots and pans, but we didn't cook anyway. Multiple restaurants are close by--some within walking distance. And, given our predicament, I'll add the value that multiple auto dealerships with repair facilities are also nearby. Laundry facilities with multiple washers and dryers exist on site, all of which were working.

My only complaint is that it appeared that water had gotten into the laundry soap sold on site, making the boxes warped and the soap crusty. However, that is very small since it all dissolves in the wash anyway.

Asked for a quiet room, the best price, cleanliness and a comfortable bed. Done. Service, accomodations, and quality of the room were all excellent. Small coffee pot in room and complete kitchen for only $39 a night. Nothing fancy, and they did ask for $1 for the coffee each morning, but never collected it. I don't understand the bad reviews for this price in a perfect location.

My wife and I were staying here while we were looking for a place to live. It was a terrible experience.
The room is nowhere near the size shown on their website, and it's filthy. All of the surfaces in the room were sticky from having never been cleaned, and the linens were old, dirty, and ragged. We had them cleaned, and what was returned back to us wasn't any better.
In the kitchen and bathroom areas, there were small cockroaches at night. These two areas were really cramped and it was hard to move around.
The wireless Internet only seemed to work in the morning, and the staff weren't willing to try to fix it.
The deal-breaker was that the Air Conditioning didn't function well. It produced humid, smelly, yet slightly cool air on its maximum setting, but nowhere near what's needed for the Texas summer; we couldn't stay in the room during daylight hours and we were sweating all night. We asked the staff to try to fix the A/C, but they said they looked at it and that it's working the way it's supposed to; they were just trying to avoid having to go through the work to get it fixed.
We were lucky that we found a place to live quickly, as otherwise we would have gone somewhere else for our second week.