staff and service were over and beyond very clean.rooms have showers wow! big ones.breakfast was way more then i expected.mmm texas size waffles and texas shapped. free wi-fi, free-wall street journal in a 2 star hotel...! For the price I felt I was at a 5 STAR hotel.they even had cookies, tea and coffee for after noon snack. You must stay here people.For those guest who needed shuttle I saw that they took them to medical center and area restaurants.

This is a standard Sleep Inn. The hotel is not new but it has been well maintained. The place seems to be clean and has no strange odors. The rooms are small but very well organized. The beds were excellent (my room had 2 doubles). The breakfast was the standard Sleep Inn fare (adequate and ordinary).
The Choice Hotels 800 # reservation had screwed up my reservation. The front desk notified me about the problem and helped in satisfactorily correcting the errors.

The room was fantastic for the price. I was apprehensive of staying more than one night when I reserved the room but as soon as we opened the door and walked in and saw how clean it was with nice new furnishings and smelled how clean it was as well as how neat and tidy everything looked I called the front desk and reserved the room for the entire stay.

The free breakfast was great and there is even a pool but it was a little chilly for us in November. The staff was nice but we had no problems so didn't need them.

Great location on I-10, close to everything for which we came to San Antonio.

Overall a very wise choice for the budget traveler!

Peter D. Alaska

It's been 5 years since my family experinced the most humiliating times of our lives. We lost everything in hurricane Katrina. We were stranded in Methodist Hospital in New Orleans East for 5 1/2 days after Katrina and flown out to San Antonio, Texas. Once there, as if we weren't through enough, we were treated by law enforcement as criminals. They even wanted to cavity check my then 13 year old daughter and my 14 year old neice.
My son was sick from being in the flood water, as I was already sick for days.
If we were to enter Lackland, we would not have been able to leave until a family member bailed us out. We were referred to as REFUGEES, and yes, we were treated as such.
While Law Enforcement was pre-occupied we slid the barricade open, and I told the kids no matter what, don't look back, and to run if we were called to come back.
While walking fast towards parked cabs, we met a most kind lady, who did not hesitate helping us after explaining where we were from and what was going to happen to us if we signed in at the Air Force Base.
This kind lady brought us to this hotel where we were WELCOMED with open arms. The management was most kind as were ALL the employees. Our room was excellent, service was excellent, and the housekeeping employees even brought me and the kids new and used clothing that I have saved to this day as memories of being accepted by total strangers and this hotel, which lessened the hatred and bitterness from of our experience with the local Law Enforcement.
Thank you all for being so kind towards me and my family and especially for such a pleasant stay at your location.

Guy R. Dela Houssaye
2005 Katrina Evacuee
dela1g@yahoo.com