Top 10 El Arroyo Hotels

Hotel was great, right next to ballpark, awesome atmosphere. While staff was top notch. Will be staying going forward when we are in town to caught a game or 2. The food at the restaurant and price was the topic for a place of the caliber. The whole area offers something for everyone. If you are planning a trip t watch the cowboys, rangers, or Choctaw field this is the place to stay. FYI valet parking is $38 night for those who usually don’t valet but it is well worth it. Everything is right by the hotel so walking is perfect.

Loved being near AT&T Stadium. The hotel is close to Texas Live with several dining and nightlife options available nearby. Free parking at the hotel is included with plenty of spots. Nice restaurant and bar onsite. Will stay here again.

We had four families staying here for Spring Break. We chose this place because it was close to Six Flaggs, had a basketball court and indoor pool for the kids to play in. Court was great the first night, but second night was overloaded with a church group from the adjacent hotel, that they share the court with. No problem, so the kids can go in the pool, nope, it was freezing and indoor! Apparently the heater for the hot tub was broken, I assume it heats the pool too. On Wednesday we were told it would be fixed and still wasn’t on Saturday when we left. But at least we had the basketball court. First night our large group was able to hang out in the courtyard. Again fire pitt wasn’t working. And never got fixed while we were there. Last night was colder but there was enough room for us to spread out in the lobby. Snack for purchase area was good, they probably should have planned on stocking up since it was spring break for most of Texas. But kids could still find a few things. Breakfast, eggs every day, they were good. A different protein every day. Typical waffle maker, muffins, cereals, milk. No potatoes, and no fresh fruit. Fruit cups don’t count. That was a surprise. I’ve always seen bananas and apples at free breakfast buffets. Staff was nice. The guy there the first day, Joshua?, he was extremely nice, helpful, courteous, great guy. Two bedroom suite was great. Not new, not too old. Clean. Kitchen was stocked with a few things you may need. But bring large trash bags and dish soap for washing dishes if needed. Fridge has an ice maker. Beds were fairly comfortable. Pillows were all different types so you can hopefully find one you like. Location was great for restaurants and felt fairly safe. We would stay there again. Just hope the pool items were fixed.

The hotel was very clean and in a good location. Complimentary breakfast was available every day. However, I had some complaints about a side door being propped open with a wash towel compromising the security of all guests. I observed this breach of security twice. Furthermore, if you used the side door to exit, you couldn’t get back into the hotel because electronic key didn’t work. Management knew the lock needed a new battery, but they neglected to put in a new one for the three days I was there. That’s probably why someone was propping open the door and leaving the door unsecured. A second issue was a power failure that lasted about 14 hours. I agree that that problem was not their fault, but they wanted us to sleep in a cold room as the temperature outside was 38 degrees in the morning. We decided to leave hotel for the night. Through my own efforts, I was able to book another hotel. We were not the only guests who decided to leave the hotel. I feel as if the staff at least could have informed the guests of other hotels that would meet our needs . They expected us to stay in a cold and dark room. I was shocked that no manager seemed to be available to give any information about a power failure that lasted from the afternoon into 4 am in the morning.