The Good: This was a mid size coliseum that gave great views…read moreof the floor. I only have been there for one event but was impressed by the easy access to seating and to the concession stands. The Bad: The coliseum was small but the grounds go on forever and could be a little difficult to get around in.

This is a beautiful old building built in 1910. The railroad went through Amarillo until 1979…read moreaccording to the guy I talk to at the Railroad Museum east of town. Actually the railroad still goes through because there was a train chugging past the train station as I was taking pictures, but the passenger service ended in 1979. Now all that is available are cargo trains going through. I would have loved to be able to get close to the building and see it, better yet to be able to go inside. I hope they turn this into a museum someday. It would be a shame for it to ever be torn down. How can we preserve our history and our heritage if we destroy it? I'm glad I heard that this building was still here so I could at least park in front and take pictures through the fence. If you like old trains there is a locomotive a couple blocks over called the Madame Queen, near the Civic Center. It is fenced-in also but still interesting to look at. And if you really want the scoop, go visit the Railroad Museum east of town, just off of Amarillo Boulevard. Those guys can tell you anything you want to know about the Amarillo railroad history. Be sure to check their hours before you drive out there. It's all volunteer so they are not open everyday.

Wish it would open again...I would like to see the building that honors an amazing lady!read more

beautiful masjid. banquet hall and indoor tennis court. nice people and always have activities…read moregoing on.

Don't normally write bad reviews unless it's an absolute horrible experience, so here we go…read more First: Checkin took 30 min, the clerk seemed confused. Said my room type was oversold and asked if I could be flexible to change, so I agreed. Second: was on the 8th floor, and only 1 of 3 elevators worked. Needless to say that wait was forever, every day. Third: On my third night, the only working elevator was in "test" mode, according to the manager and was off limits, with no answer of when testing would be completed. So I walked 8 flights of stairs.....got my steps in! Fourth: received my bill via email on the morning I checked out, when I was already at my office and was overcharged by $300, due to the room type change. That was not explained to me when the room type was changed at check-in. And what is more odd as the fact that the room type was a downgrade, and I was still charged more! Fifth: I tried calling the hotel to work out. The wrong charges in the hotel. Phone line was busy, just received a busy signal. So I had to go back to the hotel in person to dispute the charges. Sixth: the hotel manager listen to my explanation and honored my original charge, which was the right thing to do. After I went ahead and told her the other issues of the hotel, she said she would just get those fixed and never apologized. The entire time I was here with all of the challenges not one staff member actually said "I'm sorry". I will never stay here and I would never recommend anyone to stay here. It's not harsh for me to say that this place operates like a joke.

We make a point of stopping at this hotel every year on our trip from Houston to Colorado. It's…read moreclean, well located, and has a pleasant bar/cafe. David gave us a warm and friendly welcome at check-in. As our reserved room wasn't ready, he upgraded us to a suite. We only discovered the upgrade upon entering the room, which was a lovely surprise. Also, bonus points to this Courtyard--fresh cookies in the lobby were a lovely touch!