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This property is our favorite place to stay in Lubbock! The location is great, it is a nice, safe, clean area, and the staff is always friendly and accommodating. The beds are comfortable and the rooms are always very clean. The breakfast is good, with a nice variety of foods, hot and cold. It is also within walking distance to quite a few restaurants.

The service at this hotel was exceptional; the bed was comfortable and the shower was hot. The breakfast was great and provided me the food and coffee I needed to go about my day. This hotel is old. The furniture and finish carpentry are definitely banged up—the other reviews aren't lying about that. If you care about furniture that has seen better days then this may not be the hotel for you. As for me, this will be the only place I stay in Lubbock.

About 150 years ago when I was just out of college I took a job nearby and this hotel was a Holiday Inn. It’s very existence grew out of the May 1970 Tornado that urban renewed the whole neighborhood. Holiday Inn will not keep a property after it has aged out. That’s where the MCM Brand comes in attempts to operate it as it once was when it was worthy of a name brand. They are in quite a few places in my state but they don’t impress me. They buy hotels and keep operating them until they breathe their last gasps of air. This one is certainly out of date but it does have a lot of meeting space and conference areas to use. My room was plenty OK but the bathroom was aged. The flooring was vinyl and peeling up. The towels, sheets and other linens were fine. The HVAC worked right but my room door wouldn’t close. It required a strong tug to get the door to latch. It was very easy to go off leaving it unlocked. The outside of the building on the South is suffering from a lot of peeling paint and poor care overall. I did have a couple of drinks in the club which were OK, but too expensive. I looked over the free breakfast offering in the diner and decided I’d go across the street to the Pancake House instead. I just don’t like any kind of food on a serving line, but especially self-service. This property is typical of the MCM brand. It’s OK but nothing remarkable. The word “elegante” and “leftovers” don’t fit together well in my recipe book. This property is definitely a left over Holiday Inn and it does need some updating. I would not pick this brand were I not at a meeting there.