I stayed here with my wife and daughter during TCU Family Weekend. We waited too long to reserve a room and even through we didn't need a long-term stay hotel with kitchen, this was all I could find available.
First the positives:
Location. Excellent. Easy to get everywhere we needed to go (TCU, Cultural District). We also too advantage of the adjecent walking trail along the river, which was nice.
Downsides:
Built in the mid-1980s. From our downstairs room we heard ever footstep above and every adjecent shower and commode flush. No soundproofing at all.
The morning breakfast fruit was borderline rotted. I had to toss partial banana the first morning. Second morning, the orange was in fact rotted through and I had to toss it. The apples were ok. The eggs and other stuff seemed as good as one would expect in a morning hotel self-serve setup.
The room itself functioned as designed, if a bit dated. WiFi was free and reliable. Parking free (outside in front of room, though you might have to park further if spaces are filling). Large, modern HD Flatscreen with basic cable. Water pressure was great in the shower, and hot watter ample for three adult showers two mornings in a row without running out.
Bottom line, I would not stay here again unless I couldn't find a better, newer space. If I was staying for a week and wanted a kitchen, it would be fine and a reasonable value for the location and having a full size kitchen. But for a typical 1 or 2 night stay, paying close to $200/night, this wasn't a good value.
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