Extended Stay America Suites Arlington Six Flags

Nice clean spacious room

The room was clean, the beds were comfortable. There was a lot of privacy. You could ask for the cook ware which was great.

The room was clean though obviously an older hotel with some upgrades to the flooring and the pullout couch was newer. Kitchen was older but fine for basic food prep. We had to ask for a kitchen supply box and it was a bit limited ie only one small bowl, 2 plates a small pot but no pan etc. We asked at the front desk for a bigger pot as I was making soup and the staff was great and found me a soup pot and more bowls. Breakfast was limited to prepackaged granola bars/muffins and it seemed like there were people living in the hotel, so if you didn’t get down early, there wasn’t much left. Some interesting smells in the first floor hallway, but our room was fine. All that said, it wasn’t the Taj Mahal, but we felt safe and comfortable and it was cheaper to uber to six flags from here than pay for parking.

The hotel was clean but was not what I expected after looking at the photos. The hotel was quite dark on the inside and looked like it was painted by non professional. The breakfast wasn’t really a breakfast all it was, was some cheap granola bars and muffins and packets of oatmeal and coffee that’s it. Staff were alright but not the most welcoming that I have experienced. The room itself was alright, but it definitely didn’t feel like it was worth what I paid for. The bed was awful, it felt like a dorm room bed. The towels were not that clean and the provided soaps were tiny. Overall if you need a hotel room for one night and you don’t care about the stuff most hotels provide then it’s an alright hotel but if you want the best overall welcoming feel a hotel should provide I would skip this hotel.