Budget Inn - Motel in Denison - 1621 S Austin Ave, USA

This place is nasty. First red flag was when the guy at the front desk tried to hold me hostage after double charging me. I had to get into it with him before he gave me my money back. Immediately after I was going to leave, but on a whim I went to look at the room, and someone else was already staying there. Ok. Got a different room. I should have just asked for a refund. Where do I start... the bathroom floor was soaking wet, the towels on the counter were used and there were stains on the sheets. I didn't expect it to be nice but I wouldn't risk sleeping here. It's clear that nobody cares and though I only saw a fly, I wouldn't be surprised to find bugs. Don't make my mistake and spend a little more on a room you can actually sleep in. Update: I didn't even sleep in the room, just sat in it for an hour or two and I left with bug bites. Do not stay here.

such a great place to stay. Budget friendly. The rooms have been renovated and are so up to par. No bugs no drugs and Krisha is amazing. Thanks for the truly amazing stay!

Best place to stay in Denison. Amazing housekeeping especially Angela who comes around every day seeing what you need. Family that runs it is the sweetest. We have been here for over month and are going to stay much longer :) great place to call home

Yes,I work here, it is quite here, housekeeping is great and go beyond to help people. There is trash cans outside for guest as well . Everyone guest and employees are kind haven't had problems yet with anyone and been here awhile .

First thing, the woman who checked me in was absolutely wonderful. She made it difficult for me to not give more than 1 star. The toilet had issues, exposed wires in the closet (within a child's reach), broken TV, couldn't read the settings on the ac unit that was missing parts and very dirty. The room wasn't really clean, but had a comfortable bed. The area is sketchy. The bathroom door was mangled like someone had kicked it in or something. The bed had a top sheet over the blanket with no top sheet under the blanket, so had to flip it.

Didn't even bother to check in. Pictures on the site ARE NOT what you see when you get there. Place was sketchy in broad daylight. Didn't wanna see what it was like when the sun set.

Very friendly service and nice rooms for a good price!

It’s Saturday night and I’m on a budget. I’m not new to inns, motels or hotels and have stayed in the worst like Knight's Inn in San Antonio and the best including a penthouse in Vegas at the Rio. Many are going to have its pros and cons no matter how good you think your money might be in comparison. This location is a hidden gem when the next comparable is the Sherman Inn or Lonestar Inn in Sherman less than 10 minutes down the road. So quiet and Days inn right off 75 sounded like a Tik Tok fight video in late hours of the night last night for almost $70 for the night. Just through the fence is Super 8 so I’m sure the back line of rooms backside got the live concert as well. I always check for bugs before I bring my things in no matter the location or stars they gained. No sightings here , no crawleys, no runners. Bugs don’t discriminate though. I gasp as I entered because I didn’t get hit with any weird smells and not a thing out of place and clean. The rooms are upgraded and the old ugly maroon Paisli print sheen quilt didn’t blind over the forest green carpet and faux pine headboard. It is updated and modern in its gray, black and white tones. Large open spaces and usb lamps with a working microwave on the large bath counter across the back. I was able to park in front of my door and easily carry my things inside. It is safe and open and lit enough to see around. I found a gem worth another if not many more stays in the future. I know what it takes to run a business and kudos to the owners and staff for accomplishing just that! Fun facts for the readers and Google is your friend about 3 down after that it may start lying to you. Swahili is an Arabic word Egyptian is the oldest language spoken in the African continent Sanskrit is mother of all languages English is widely spoken in India and parts of Africa Most countries learn on average 3 languages, English being the most difficult. India is the fifth largest investor of Africa “Blasians” Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somalia is known as the Horn of Africa “Opinion is the lowest form of ignorance conveyed”