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"Nice property. They were painting the outside when we got there. Rooms were updated and nice inside. Loved the tile floors in the guest rooms. My kids were super happy with the Texas shaped waffles for breakfast. Will stay here again. "

"Rooms are nice great place to go when in town "

"The area was safe to leave things in the back of your truck and not worry about it. "

"Nice older motel ! Very comfy beds. "

"Such an amazing stay that we wanted to stay longer. Even our local family was amazed and wanted to know how to book it for themselves. The owners have gone the extra mile and then some with having all the little stuff you might need and forgot. We will definitely have to book whenever we come down to visit."

"We stay here every time we visit Wichita Falls. It's convenient to just about everything. The hotel is very clean and quiet and the staff is always nice and helpful."

"This property is up and coming. I like that the property has a security door that needs a code to come in. Also, everything is looks brand new. It is certainly unique, not like a Hyatt or Fairfield Inn. And it close to downtown and if needed, Kell Blvd and Kemp street, which for all you out-of-towners is a good thing because it is that is a main drag and mostly everything is there or off Southwest Pkwy. I look forward to going back. "

"We enjoyed our time at this house so much that we booked an extra day. Our family is growing, and it was wonderful to have plenty of beds, a large living area, a modern kitchen, and plenty of room for dining. There is also plenty of room to park. This is an amazing place for large gatherings! We have already booked our next stay here!"

"Anthony's place was the perfect place for our overnight stay. It is clean, comfortable and welcoming. Anthony was immediately responsive to all of our needs."

"The Spur Hotel is the only hotel in Archer City, Texas--population 1601 according to the city limits sign. It was bought and renovated several years ago after standing empty for a period. The hotel was built in the early 20th century, and I am sure there were many traveling salesmen who stayed there. Today people come to Archer City to see the home of recently deceased national author, Larry McMurtry. The hotel is very nice, and the owner talked a long time about his experience in owning the...