La Quinta Inn & Suites Angleton

Sad, sad, sad. I have stayed here multiple times over the last five years for business trips and this may be the LAST TIME. They say they are in the middle of remodeling, but there is certainly no sign of it. My room was more outdated than any I have ever had at this hotel.
The previous comfortable lobby furniture has been replaced with a much smaller amount of uncomfortable and unwelcoming seating, and no newspaper was available.
The a/​c in the room hardly worked and certainly did not cool the space, was very noisy, and had visible mold and dirt build up in the vent. It stayed warm enough that I had to sleep without pulling even the sheet up. The room had no alarm clock, and the wakeup call that I left with the front desk never came. The WiFi was atleast functional enough for me to check my email.
Breakfast was unacceptable, and the desk staff on duty either didn’t speak enough English to assist or didn’t seem to care. The waffle machine was broken, there was no fresh fruit, scrabbled egg or even «faux omlets», or sausage. and the really nice coffee machine they used to have has been replaced with a substandard model that didn’t even seem willing to dispense plain hot water– which didn’t matter as there were no tea bags available at breafast or with the coffee maker in the room– That is a mistake as not all of us drink coffee.
As much as I hate to say it, it may be time to move my business visits on to somewhere a bit more up to date in Lake Jackson, whihc si a shame because otherwise I actually really like staying in Angleton. Oh for a Holiday Inn Express… Angleton really should have one!!!

I stayed here for work. Facility seems nice– you are in a town of 20,000. However. The alarm clock didn’t work. The phone didn’t work. The coffee machine was broken two mornings for breakfast. They didn’t even have peanut butter packets for the breakfast. My toilet backed up and there is no maintenance. I used a plunger to unstop, which is fine, but overall it’s not great. I travel a lot for work and have stayed in hotels in towns this small. Skip it. Stay in a hotel in Lake Jackson, 10 miles away. There’s more to do and I’m sure there are nicer hotels.