Red Roof Inn & Suites Irving – DFW Airport South

I booked this hotel for one night since my flights were cancelled and most other hotels were sold out. It did have the name though, so I thought it would be ok. The night clerk was cordial. There is no elevator although there is a second floor. There is old gum on all sidewalks . My room was “furnished “ with Goodwill furniture. The bed was a thin mattress on box springs with thin sheets and a very thin quilt. The room had a deodorizer aroma. I turned on the old/ ancient AC which needed it s filter cleaned . Cooled a bit and helped a bit with the smell. I did not walk on the floors. The few threadbare towels were adequate. I was too appalled to take a shower on with a bathtub where the coating was peeling. Attempts were made with caulk. I slept fitfully . You could see daylight through the one inch at the bottom of a creaky old door. It did have a card lock and I door lock. I’ve stayed in many places throughout the world. This was top two worse. Tear this place down .

Exactly what we needed. It was basic, and shower was a bit crap, but we just needed somewhere to sleep a few hours after a long flight.

Smelled like dogs, tub was dirty, people smoking weed and rapping outside.

The people were very nice however, we chose this hotel due to the Airport Shuttle. After two days of delays and cancellations, I was very dissatisfied when front desk told me they would not be honoring the Free Airport Shuttle as advertised. I would like to be credited the $59 dollars plus $7 tip ($66) for the transportation service I had to pay for this morning.

The place is very dirty and run down. Lightbulbs missing, bathroom fan hanging from ceiling. Shower curtain falling out of wall. When I arrived they gave me a room someone was in, so that scared the lady.