They charged $77 (including taxes) per night for a very tiny room with two double beds and I think Motel 6 would be ashamed to put anyone there. The bathroom has not been updated since it was... More

They charged $77 (including taxes) per night for a very tiny room with two double beds and I think Motel 6 would be ashamed to put anyone there. The bathroom has not been updated since it was built MANY years ago. The tile was moldy, the shower could not be regulated and ran hot and cold at will, the toilet tank holds so much water you think it will never stop running and get refilled. That is the biggest tank I think I've ever seen in my life. What a huge waste of water. Plus there was no hook or shelf or anywhere to put your clothes unless you put them on the toilet or the towel bar. I considered putting them over the shower curtain until I took a good look at that rod. If that isn't enough, you would swear the mattress springs were going to pop up and stick you in the hip any minute. This was a two thumbs down place.
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Nestled in an old historic hotel, the Stagecoach Inn Restaurant is a legend in itself! The waitresses usually have been working there for well over 30 years and they know the menu by heart each day... More

Nestled in an old historic hotel, the Stagecoach Inn Restaurant is a legend in itself! The waitresses usually have been working there for well over 30 years and they know the menu by heart each day - you aren't given one. It's a multi course meal, including scones, salad, chicken broth, dessert, etc. Last time I was there, I had the chicken salad which came with some fresh fruit, boiled egg, and tomato jello, plus cornbread and chicken broth prior. It was delicious! Service is superb, and it's a great place to have a relaxing meal after a day of shopping in Salado (or for a break midday).
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