OYO Hotel Texarkana Trinity AR Hwy I-30

Very poor

There was cockroaches everywhere within my room. I told the manager about it and all he responded with was “ok” then walked off

Nothing There were crackheads sitting in the entrance and all over the parking lot. Most were drunk as well. I wouldn't have slept there without an armed guard. We left before I let my kids unbuckle

TV didn't work. Fridge/freezer didn't cool or freeze. When we got there they said that no booking had been made

The air worked great. There were no bed bugs The bathtub was dirty. The bedspreads were not the Oyo hotel bedding and it’s an old thin comforter. I also did not like that the internet said pets stay free but that isn’t true. It was $50 on the internet. He charged me $60 plus a $10 pet fee. For that hotel I paid $70. I was disappointed.

Dirty shower, dirty carpet, roaches, tv didn’t work. Room was boiling hot. Hours to cool off room. Bathroom area nasty body odor.

Nothing Everything

Everything

AC did not work. Hot water got cold fast

Dirty room, bad neighborhood, didnt feel safe. Latch lock missing. Would suggest bringing a weapon along

Good

Bugs in the room. Dirty tub toilet and sink!! Smelled musty. Horrible DO NOT RECOMMEND!!!

Large rooms, extra quiet, fast reliable internet, ample parking, proximity to highway and stores.

So dirty Bad bugs Please never stay even near this property

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Not driving all night room smelled werid, cabinets were broken, there was hair in the shower so we did not shower

Passable

My stay at OYO Texarkana was one of the worst hotel experiences I’ve ever had. The moment you open the room door, you’re hit with an odor that smells like you’re standing inside a public restroom. The furniture looks like it came from a thrift store clearance section, and the towels that were supposed to be white have turned a concerning shade of yellow. The ceiling paint is peeling throughout the room, giving the impression that maintenance has been ignored for years. The bathroom looks like a rushed fix-and-flip project, and the mold around the shower is enough to make you think twice about using it. Honestly, skipping a shower for a day may be the healthier choice. The air conditioner deserves special mention. The filter appears to have collected years of dust and debris. If you suffer from allergies, this hotel will quickly let you know how healthy your lungs really are. You might want to bring a scuba tank just to breathe comfortably. As night falls, the atmosphere only gets worse. Between the condition of the property and the overall feeling of neglect, you start wondering whether you’ll be sharing the room with a few ghosts. My recommendation is simple: save your money. Go to the nearest Walmart, buy a tent, and camp outside. It will probably be cleaner, smell better, and provide a more comfortable night’s sleep than this hotel. One star only because zero stars is not an option.

Restaurant nearby. My stay at OYO Texarkana was one of the worst hotel experiences I’ve ever had. The moment you open the room door, you’re hit with an odor that smells like you’re standing inside a public restroom. The furniture looks like it came from a thrift store clearance section, and the towels that were supposed to be white have turned a concerning shade of yellow. The ceiling paint is peeling throughout the room, giving the impression that maintenance has been ignored for years. The bathroom looks like a rushed fix-and-flip project, and the mold around the shower is enough to make you think twice about using it. Honestly, skipping a shower for a day may be the healthier choice. The air conditioner deserves special mention. The filter appears to have collected years of dust and debris. If you suffer from allergies, this hotel will quickly let you know how healthy your lungs really are. You might want to bring a scuba tank just to breathe comfortably. As night falls, the atmosphere only gets worse. Between the condition of the property and the overall feeling of neglect, you start wondering whether you’ll be sharing the room with a few ghosts. My recommendation is simple: save your money. Go to the nearest Walmart, buy a tent, and camp outside. It will probably be cleaner, smell better, and provide a more comfortable night’s sleep than this hotel. One star only because zero stars is not an option.

Very good