Comfort Suites University Drive

The breakfast was very basic, and the location of the hotel was very good. The room was spacious, and the bed & bathroom were clean, but not the carpet or the couch!

Unfortunately, the internet continuously was interrupted, despite the fact that there was full WiFi signal in my room. I repeatedly reported this to the hotel management on daily basis, with no action from their side. The internet did not get interrupted in the lobby, where I spent most of my time to do my business on my laptop. I am an IT guy, and know my stuff very well. During my stay I had one laptop, two iPhones, and one iPad, where all exhibited the same issue. I tested the speed of the internet through the SpeedTest app, and I got up to 70MB of speed, which is great if I got connected. The problem is when I was connected, the internet would get paused, where a simple text message through WhatsApp or iMessage would take a full minute and sometimes longer to send, and when I want to download a simple clip, when the internet is available, it would download immediately and fast. Otherwise, if the internet paused, it would take a very long time to download. Also, the last day of my stay, I was attending graduation at Texas A&M, and the hotel management refused to extend my stay by only one hour beyond the normal 12 p.m. checkout time. I have been to so many hotels around the world, and this is the first time ever I was refused to have my stay extended, which was very disappointing, where I was forced to check out at 9 a.m. Finally, on the third day of my stay, during the morning, a Hispanic lady (not housekeeping) opened my door with a master card key without knocking. Fortunately, I had the additional lock on, so I rushed to the door, and when I opened the door, I asked her if there's anything she needed, she said "No, it's ok". I thought that was very weird, and I was not sure why she opened the door randomly without knocking.