Hotels in Terrell, TX

5 locations found near Terrell

“The room was clean and comfortable. Fairfields have good breakfast bar food; including this one. Face-to-face, service is great; above expectations for this price-point.”

4.5 Superb83 Reviews

“Great stay. Haven’t stayed at a LaQuinta in a long time. This location was very nice. Clean inviting foyer and courteous desk staff. Room was large and clean with comfortable bed and quiet air conditioner. Hot shower with good pressure. Will stay again.”

4.3 Superb141 Reviews

“My experience here was fantastic, I called on a Friday morning and was able to secure a room at a fair price for 3 days. The main lobby was very clean and spacious. My room was a single King and was clean and comfortable, the AC worked fantastic, also had a mini fridge, down side, there is NO microwave in ANY rooms so I was told when I went to go ask.
The FREE breakfast was decent. Basically same options every other Hotel offers, cereal, bread, muffins, pancakes and eggs and a meat(bacon sausage patty or regular sausage) its switched every day. They do have on site laundry and it cost s $2 to wash and $2 to dry. They do only have 2 of each machine as well. There is plenty to do in the area that you can walk to, from shopping to eating, to getting ur nails done or hair done, to entertainment. For my Trucking people, you can get 1 or 2 trucks with trailers in the backside of the building, or there is spots available on the street that local PD dont seem to bother with ya.”

4.2 Good161 Reviews

“We came down for Trade days in Canton.. Hotels in Canton crank up too 300 to 400 a night. So we stay in Terrell. Great staff, very friendly and helpful. Will stay there again.”

3.5 Good125 Reviews

“This is a great spot. Quiet. Doors to rooms are all interior so it feels very secure.

ETA/ do NOT get an ADA room if you can avoid it. The bathroom floor was covered in a 1/4 inch of water because there is no way of stopping it. The shower curtain doesn't go to the floor. There is no drain except in the shower pan whose sides were insufficient to stop water from flowing out, but up to the task of not letting it back in. God help anyone in a wheelchair. I had to put down towels so my husband with MS could walk out without slipping.”

3 Average132 Reviews