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Room was ok not great but acceptable. Not real happy with the room cleaning policy. Seems a bit extreme 3 days before they clean. Their breakfast for the homeless and bums policy seem just wrong. A quite filthy person came in at about 7 am and stuffed his pockets with a wide variety of food and drinks. Then walked out the door. The staff stood by and laughed. The next day I watched a staff leave and go to the parking lot with a plate full of food. A few minutes latter return with it a few minutes later they came back. I then realized that they were feeding the homeless. I assume the regular person she was going to feed wasn't where he was supposed to be. I latter ask at the desk what is the policy about non guest at breakfast. I was told that some of the guests look like homless and the staff don't ask due to that. That is very very different than other places I've been. IMHO There is so much wrong with this soup kitchen philosophy I don't know were to start. I doubt that this is a management policy at least I hope not.

Temporary transfer accommodation, not bad, very good. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

In rural Texas, hotels are already good, but health is indeed a bit painful for girls, even seeing ants on the bed, so I dare not sleep all night. The bathroom is still relatively clean. The little brother at the front desk of the hotel is also very good. It can basically meet most of the problems. The shuttle bus can also take you to a place not far away for free. There is a driver whose English is a little bit not very good, but it is simple to understand. It is still much easier to return to Spanish in Mcallen.

The room is OK, the bathroom facilities are a bit problematic