Randolph Inn

I’m sorry but «You can buy hand sanitizer in our General Store» is NOT the appropriate response when the water is suddenly shut off for 5+ hours with no warning to your guests. Also, both Business Center facilities are broken. This PCS experience is punctuated by a bad hotel experience as our family starts here in TX. Do not recommend.

The prices for this place are good. There seem to be a variety of the types of rooms you can reserve based on your duty status, what type of orders you are on, if you’re with your family (accompanied vs. unaccompanied), etc…
Regardless which type of room you get the facilities are well-​worth the rate you pay. My room had a kitchenette and the building had free washers and dryers, so I was very happy.
The reason I give the place three stars is simply because regardless of the value you feel you’re getting ($ 40-​$ 50 for a night), this place simply isn’t as nice as a well-​known hotel out on town. Actually I wouldn’t even call this place a hotel, it’s more like a motel. If I had to pick between the Randolph Inn and Motel 6, I’d definitely pick the Randolph Inn, but If I was comparing it to a Fairfield Inn or Holiday Inn, I would have to go with the civilian ran hotels. If price is the ultimate consideration, stay at the Randolph Inn. If comfort and experience is a higher consideration than price, I would not stay here.