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"1st of the hotel is old , the room we stayed in needed some updating, carpets we not bad but had some stains not many that needed attention. the toilet was small, old round toilet with a bad seat. it was usuable but how much does a toilet seat cost? but we think the rate of $104 was very fair for the area. Most hotels nowadays are crazy priced. I am done spending $300 for a place to sleep. lots of restaurants (the depot w/ 10 food court restaraunts most around $13 a plate was good & quality food) ) across the street 24 hour security out side the depot made us feel safe. the rodeo restaurant next door was good as well as the drinks & the food. I was surprised to watch a fairly nicely dressed young black male ( by the way I am not racist I am married to a Latin woman) sitting there at 4 pm stripping the signed dollar bills stapled to the walls being put in his coat pocket. I guess things have changed too much for this old country boy. this should not have been allowed. but today society has gone nuts. all in all we had a nice stay at the magnolia. "

"This property was a huge surprise; the chain is up and coming and should replicate their success across the country. "

"This trip was our proposal weekend. I was, of course, incredibly nervous about timing everything so that I could propose before we got into our room, especially since I was planning to do it off-site and I knew once we were checked in we would spend the day enjoying the Gaylord's amenities. Fortunately for us, the front desk team were incredible co-conspirators. They helped me coordinate the day, gave us a complimentary upgrade, and sent us a free bottle of champagne and desserts. After I proposed, the team went even further above and beyond my expectations by sending up a card all of them had signed for us. That little gesture means so much to me and my fiancee. We will definitely be back."