Staybridge Suites San Angelo

Fine, but needs some updates. The hotel manager was extremely friendly and helpful! The pool was closed for repairs, which would have been nice to know in advance, as we would have stayed at another hotel with the pool up and running. The room smelled heavily of cigarette smoke, although there were non-smoking signs everywhere. The room was hot at night, because the a/c unit only reached the living area part of the suite, which was uncomfortable. The breakfast was fine, but the service for breakfast was again uncomfortable. Another guest notified the breakfast staff that the waffle batter was empty, and she was very harsh with him. It’s a decent hotel, but it could definitely use some work. The rooms really need to be remodeled to accommodate a second a/c unit, or at the very least a fan, for the super hot climate.

Amazing stay

Staff was very nice. Room was showing its age and bathrooms definitely need a refresh

I must begin by saying the person checking me in at 4:00 in the afternoon on Thursday March 27 was super nice and accommodating. I'm the one that couldn't make a decision, and cancelled and re-booked the room at 3 different rates. I was entitled to a discounted rate, but probably not after all that changing. I owed them a sur-charge for putting up with me. I've stayed here before and I have good memories of that, although I had no memories of it before I arrived. My first impressions of the place are that it's an oddly shaped building, and he halls kind of wind around all over the place. They put me in a room at the end of a hall probably because they suspected I was going to be a problematic guest. Anyhow, after arriving in my sleeping room, everything in it was what I expect from IHG brands, which are never ratty. The bath was sparkling, the beds made perfectly, and the furniture looked like it was made yesterday. The work desk could use an electrical outlet or two because everyone brings a phone or computer. That's minor, as there's plenty of watts still in the wall outlets. Like most properties today, they are not in the food business. I was delighted to find Cheddars next door, a brand I have become very fond of, who also packed up and left my neighborhood, and razed their building. The fact they took out the building shocked me. This belongs to the former Holiday Inn brands, and this one is plenty good enough. It has one of those two-burner range tops in the room with a microwave oven and no range hood. I've never turned one on, but when i look at that I think about frying chicken for a family, and what kind of mess would be left behind. The idea that a family on a tight budget could live here and prepare their own meals is pretty distant to me. I can't think of any food stuff I'd be willing to bring in here and actually cook it. I don't leave messes like that for housekeeping to clean up. I won't do that in my own home. And, how I wish all properties providing a kitchenette would provide a trash receptacle large enough for kitchen trash. The bath space is generous, and they have not converted to shower stalls yet. Some properties are advertising showers over tubs, and I could really care less. I am on board helping housekeeping by making cleaning these rooms better. I’d vote to take the dish washers out and expect the guest to use disposable service items. This is a hotel room; not a diner. The swimming pool is empty, but I did notice it’s almost 5 feet deep. That’s fairly rare today, as too many people have been hurt, and most properties don’t want anyone diving into the water. I remember 8’ diving boards, and 12’ deep pools, but that’s ancient history. This room had some unusual features being a laundry basket and a pitcher in the refrigerator. That’s not expected for sure. Outside this place is an amusing assortment of sprinkler heads, among the stumps where the shrubs have been cut down, surrounded

We specifically chose this hotel because of the amazing pool pics. When we got there we found out the hot tub was broken and they drained the pool...

They could find my reservation