Beachtree Motel

The location can't be beat but you have to put up with a lot in order to be that close to the Gulf. And, by that I mean, this is not a high class motel by any means. It is old, small, no amenities, no table lamps to soften the lighting (only two CFL bulbs in the ceiling). I lived in Galveston for fifteen years so I knew what to expect. I wanted La Quinta Inn for this Columbus Day weekend but rooms at the La Quinta were $249+tax. No way can we pay that. Beachtree at $80+tax says it all (IOW, compare your experience w/Wyndham properties -- e.g., La Quinta -- and then you know that you get what you pay for. And, don't get me wrong, Beachtree fit the budget. Off-street parking, good lighting at night. Felt safe.

Floor was sticky to bare feet (learned quickly, washed feet, kept socks on). One window with a cheap mini blind on it. Total daytime all night long (brought sleep masks because I knew, at that price, that it would be that way). Of course, no amenities such as WiFi, swimming pool, the usuals. Lockset doorknob did not lock but the single cylinder deadbolt did. IF you don't like loud music coming into the room until 2 AM, don't book here. A great bar & grill is 190 feet away. Having living just as close to the Seawall as this motel is for many years, I knew about the noise and was okay with it on a Sat night.

The beds were old and uncomfortable. The rooms were almost falling apart. I had to go buy bedding because the provided bedding had clearly not been changed. Stains everywhere.

Nothing...nothing...nothing

Just not up to our standards..Picture looked nice..will never stay there again.

Everything was extra dirty and very very old the floor was separating from bath tub! Not what pics showed!

Everything!