Best Western Limestone Inn & Suites

Reviews

• ED

  Eri Diaz

  Jun 26, 2026
  4.0
  Had to stay there due to work. It’s a nice place to stay. Nice people and accommodating. Close to work site. Clean and fresh rooms. Breakfast was good. Thank you.
• DW

  Dorothy Wells

  Jun 23, 2026
  4.0
  The hotel and room appeared to be clean. It wasn’t a bad stay at all.
• KH

  Kimberly Hodges

  Jun 16, 2026
  4.0
  Big spacious room, clean and updated appliances not bad for the pice if you book in app.But they do hold on to 35.00 deposit and return it after checkout if everything is satisfactory. Breakfast was the usual hotel Texas waffle bar with all the usual sides. Sausage and eggs were awesome! Will be a return customer for sure.
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  Danny Lemons

  Jun 9, 2026
  4.0
  Great clean hotel with very comfortable rooms. Beds are always clean and fresh and comfortable. Rooms and the whole hotel are fresh and clean smelling. The front desk folks are always so friendly and helpful. The breakfasts are always hot and very good. Only draw back to this hotel is the small parking area. Well, that is for those of us who pull trailers and such. There is an ajoining dirt parking lot next to the hotel that is used for that.(watch your step from one parking lot to the next ..a little tricky as there are no steps or anything and that parking lot is like 3 or feet lower than the main one) Finally, the room prices are very reasonable.I will recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a nice quite comfortable stay.
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  Ron Burgandy

  May 31, 2026
  1.0
  This review is a warning for all travelers, displaced families, and pet owners looking for a safe place for their animals. This hotel actively advertises itself online as a "pet-friendly" location. However, their actual practices tell a very different story.Upon arrival, management enforces hidden, unlisted rules—including a strict 25-pound pet weight limit and maximum stay restrictions for animals—none of which are clearly disclosed during the booking process. Turning away paying guests with pets at the front door is not just poor customer service; it is a serious animal welfare issue. Leaving families stranded with their animals during emergencies or long travels causes unnecessary stress and puts pets at risk.If a business chooses to market itself to pet owners to get bookings, it has a responsibility to be completely honest about its restrictions. True hospitality means caring about the well-being of the whole family, including our pets. Until this management team updates their listings with honest information and learns to treat animal owners with basic empathy, I strongly urge you to take your business elsewhere.