Best Western Plus Weatherford

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  J S

  Jun 22, 2026
  3.0
  It seemed understaffed, and a couple employees mentioned the lack of other employees/feeling overwhelmed. No coffee cups in the room, no shampoo, no coffee mugs at the breakfast and no eggs/omelettes at breakfast though it was mentioned when checking in. Nobody answered the front desk on three different times and days before getting there and when there.
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  Don Edwards

  Jun 22, 2026
  1.0
  The good people at this hotel were more than great. Took care of me being military background they gave me full benefits. God bless them. The people that make America Great!
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  Genevieve Beyer

  Jun 20, 2026
  5.0
  The rooms were clean, quite and comfortable. The staff were amazing, as was the breakfast. The only issue we had was the first night our AC wasn't working. The staff did great and switched our room for one with a working AC. We would definitely stay again.
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  Alice Snyder

  Jun 14, 2026
  5.0
  What a great place!! Newly remodeled and so nice. The place is spotless. The employees are so sweet and friendly.A onsite resturant and bar. Most def would stay here again.
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  Sara Lancaster

  May 20, 2026
  1.0
  Do not stay HERE! The “owner” of Best Western Plus in Weatherford Oklahoma is either wildly disorganized or running a scam — and based on our experience and other similar reviews, I’m leaning toward the latter. My family stopped here for less than 8 hours while driving home from vacation with three small children in early April. We simply needed a safe, clean place to sleep for the night. Instead, upon arrival we were first given a room that looked like it had been abandoned midway through a police raid — completely disheveled, filthy, and appearing more like a storage unit or a room someone had been squatting in than an actual hotel room. We were then moved downstairs to another room that was at least functional enough to sleep in for a few hours before leaving early the next morning. The real issue began afterward. Although we had prepaid for the room through USAA Travel Deals using a completely different card, the hotel required our debit card “for incidentals.” The next day, we discovered they had charged our account $275 without authorization or explanation. After nearly a month of trying to get answers, I finally spoke with an employee named Keenan, who repeatedly had to “relay messages” from the mysterious owner rather than having the owner speak directly himself. I was eventually told the charge was because housekeeping claimed a quilt was “missing” from the room. Let me be abundantly clear: we did not take a hotel quilt — arguably one of the least desirable textiles on earth — or anything else from this hotel. As I told Keenan, it wasn't even my decor. The absurdity of accusing a tired family traveling with exhausted children of stealing nasty used bedding from a roadside hotel would almost be funny if they hadn’t helped themselves to a few hundred dollars directly from our bank account. If items were genuinely missing, perhaps management should spend less time accusing paying guests and more time figuring out what’s happening inside the property they clearly struggle to maintain or supervise. The entire experience felt shady from start to finish: • filthy first room • unexplained charges • impossible communication • accusations with zero proof • owner hiding behind employees instead of speaking directly At this point, the unauthorized charge feels less like an “incidental fee” and more like a business model. Avoid this place entirely unless you enjoy being treated like a criminal after paying to stay in a motel that barely meets the definition of operational. If I could give this hotel a negative rating it still wouldn't be low enough.