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Through gritted teeth, I leave a review of this property. I actually loved the facility. The rooms were very reasonably priced. We had a one bedroom suite for $180 a night. There was a king bed and a pullout sofa. We had a nice view of the small pool. Parking was nearby. The neighborhood left a lot to be desired. There was minimal good dining nearby. It was nice because the Dallas market was a few miles away. The big problem is with the parking. They have a four-story parking garage behind a locked gate. The parking lot was about 1/3 full. They require a parking pass on your mirror, but they only give you one. All of the parking spots are numbered, but it is not clear at check-in that you can actually park in any spot that doesn’t have a “reserved” sign on it. Unfortunately, my vehicle got towed because the placard was not on the mirror. It cost $170, which includes $120 for the tow fee and $50 for the storage fee at a lot not owned by the towing company 13 miles away. Talk about a massive inconvenience when you’re trying to leave on your last day. They couldn’t just boot your vehicle and have you pay a $100 boot removal fee. They had to tow your car 13 miles away. So, if you want to stay here, make sure to follow every parking rule to a T, because if you don’t, they will certainly tow you. I asked management for a refund, which they politely declined. I then asked for a single free night at my next stay, which they again declined. it makes me think that there must be some type of incentive for them to have cars towed from behind a locked gate with plenty of room to park. Why else would you have a tow company actively tow vehicles from such a parking lot? I would like to hear an explanation for that from management.