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    Five Rivers Motel & Rv Park

    2.5 (2 reviews)

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    Holiday Inn Express & Suites Bonham

    Holiday Inn Express & Suites Bonham

    (14 reviews)

    $$

    The hotel itself was dated. You could tell they were slowly working on improvements- but there were…read moreparts of the ceiling in my bathroom that were pealing off, stains on the carpets and hallways. The elevator was a little sketchy. I personally, didn't have issues with the staff but the staff were rude to some of the people in my party causing them to leave and check into a completely separate hotel. All in all- if you're in the area.. I wouldn't necessarily recommend.

    My wife and I stayed here recently and I must say the stay was mostly pleasant however the elevator…read morewas out of order when we arrived and all the guests had to trudge up and down the stairs making for a rather cumbersome Friday night stay. To help compensate for this inconvenience, hotel staff did volunteer to help us upstairs with our bags. Also, the ice machine on the 2nd floor was not working forcing those of us staying on the 2nd floor to use the machines on either the first or third floors. Although there is a sign posted in the lobby stating that the property is smoke-free , the bench near the front door serves as a location for employees to hang out and smoke. So much for a smoke free property! Across the parking lot there is a a Best Western under construction so maybe competition will make this a better run Hotel. Parking in their spacious lot was free( there seems to be a trend towards hotels charging guests for parking) and our room was nice with a firm king size bed and microwave and fridge and a very capable air conditioner ; however our TV remote did not allow us to view a guide to see what channels had on at the same time ; we had to simply punch in channel numbers and watch what would come on the screen just like we used to do back in the 1970's ; unfortunately, the operation of our window blind was so bad that the cord snapped and we had to manually wrap the blind upon itself in order to allow light into the room. Getting something to eat was more difficult than it had to be. Yes, Braum's and Dairy Queen are ok; but so many restaurants in town have such petty hours of operation. Why open a restaurant if your only going to be open 3 hours a day? We decided on the Juba pizza bar on Sam Rayburn Drive more often than any other place simply because they're open seven days a week with a varied menu.

    The Neathery Estate - This is the view of the back of the estate. The pool. Unfortunately, it was not ready for use during our visit.

    The Neathery Estate

    (13 reviews)

    Stayed for Valentine's Day. It was super nice. We had a great time. Very quaintly decorated mansion…read morein the center of downtown McKinney

    My wife and I stayed here recently for our anniversary and to catch the solar eclipse that went…read morethrough Dallas. I booked the room -- the Anthony Suite on the top floor -- a year in advance. This place has a decent refund policy with enough advance notice, so if you are considering the Nethery Estate, book early. There are not a lot of rooms here and it appears from the pictures inside of it that groups/families tend to rent all of them for events, so it can fill up quickly. The estate is a nifty place. It is an older style home, but well kept. You park in the back and are texted a code for the gate to get in. The key to your room is left outside on the back porch and you go to your room as you would like. Definitely a colonial style home with a suit of armor next to the stairs (that's true). If you look closely around, you will see several references to Harry Potter, which my wife enjoyed finding and we looked around. Our room was awesome, with a nice couch and TV in front of it, a small table to sit at to eat, a comfy bed, and a separate bathroom with a cool tiled shower. Downstairs has a small sitting area, a bar, and another room has the long dining room table. My wife and I were comfortable walking into the place and going in and out of our room to activities as we saw fit. We did encounter some of the other guests, but only briefly. There is a small ice machine, which we used while we were there. And there is a mini-fridge next to it that guests had put in some leftovers as there aren't fridges in the rooms (which is all fine because Tiffany handles some of the cooking for you!). My wife and I went outside to hang out for a while because we had been at the zoo during the day and it was 86 degrees -- which is hot for us Oregonians for the beginning of April. We brought swim wear as the first amenity listed on Netherly's site is the salt pool. Sadly, it was not heated and still appeared to have some small branches from the property in it. It hadn't been warm enough for long enough for it to be available. The hot tub adjacent to it didn't have water, but honestly, I didn't remember anything mentioned on the website about a hot tub, so it was not anything I was expecting anyway. We can and enjoyed the back yard for a little bit, but opted to go inside and take a shower to cool off and then head out for activities. The first morning I had paid extra to have food delivered to our room. It is a good thing I put on some pants when I opened the door because Tiffany walked in to set down the food on the table for us. I've been to a couple other B&Bs and it is usually left outside, but I figured I'd not answer in the nude and that was a good idea. We were told she enters to set things up to ensure we don't eat in the bed as it is a nightmare to clean up (and I believe it). We had chopped potatoes, some waffles, and a little bit of fruit. More than enough for my wife and I. The next day we ate at the large table downstairs. We ate with a couple from France that had come to view the eclipse. Tiffany was very pleasant and talkative during that time. I cannot specifically remember all of the food, but it included more chopped potatoes, some toast, and I cannot remember what else. It was good food, though, and more than enough for me to eat. Tiffany also gave us a dessert cornmeal kind of muffin that was pretty good as well. For my personal experience, I look to the front page of Nethery's page that touts "Southern Hospitality Hotel Accommodations with a Pool" that the next page says is open in spring. summer, and fall. I don't think the site even mentions a hot tub, so no worries on that. It may not have been warm enough for the pool to really work out so early in April, but we were looking forward to having a more private pool than one found at a large hotel. The home is beautiful and sitting outside to bask in the sun is nice. Getting in and out was easy and the room we had was awesome. If you pay to have breakfast in your room, make sure you are dressed. You get generous portions and the food is pretty good! But look -- the pool thing aside, which I wouldn't want anyone reading this to make too big of a deal about as it didn't ruin any plans and wasn't the primary reason for my choosing Nethery Estate, we had a great time. My wife was very pleased that Nethery Estate was where we spent our 2nd anniversary together. It is certainly it's own experience and Tiffany is a great host, so if you are considering staying here -- book it.

    Comfort Suites Greenville

    Comfort Suites Greenville

    (33 reviews)

    $$

    I booked my stay about a month in advance and specifically requested that a crib be noted on my…read morereservation. When I checked in, I was told there was no note in the reservation. Fortunately, the front desk was able to locate a crib, and I appreciated that effort. Unfortunately, that was where the positive experience ended. After checking in, I learned that the pool was closed, the fitness center was under renovation, the public restrooms were unavailable, and the ice machine was broken. None of these issues were disclosed before or during check-in. Had I known that so many amenities were unavailable, I would have chosen a different hotel. Because I was in town for a scheduled event and time was limited, finding another hotel wasn't a realistic option. The one bright spot was the complimentary breakfast, which was good. The following morning, I spoke with the front desk about my concerns over paying full price for a room when so many advertised amenities were unavailable. I was assured that my information would be passed along to the owner and that I would receive a call on Monday. Monday came and went without any contact. I called the hotel myself and was again told my information would be forwarded. After still hearing nothing, I called again and spoke with the assistant manager, Claudia. Instead of listening to my concerns or helping escalate the matter, she argued with me for approximately 30 minutes. Her position was essentially that because I accepted the room and stayed, I also accepted the lack of amenities. While I understand renovations happen, customers deserve to be informed before checking in so they can make an informed decision. Telling a guest they "didn't have to stay" after they've already checked in and have limited alternatives is not helpful customer service. Eventually, Claudia provided me with the owner's Gmail address, but by that point it was clear that my concerns had not been taken seriously despite multiple promises that someone would contact me. My disappointment isn't simply that several amenities were unavailable--it's the lack of transparency before check-in, the repeated promises of a callback that never happened, and the dismissive way my concerns were handled afterward. Better communication and better customer service would have gone a long way. Will never stay here again.

    I stayed here because it was highly rated. Although Miguel was a godsend when I needed help. I…read morewould say that the room and subpar. I had to change rooms the moment I got in because there was ants all over the bathroom. The second room nothing was particularly wrong. Needless to say after this hotel I mainly looked at Hilton based hotels to stay at.

    Five Rivers Motel & Rv Park - hotels - Updated August 2026

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