Find hotels near Strayer University Thousand Oaks Campus, Memphis from NT$2,275

"Great stay"

"The staff was very nice but the hotel was old, outdated, vents were disgusting, carpet was horrible, beds were old and only had sheets with no spreads, couch needed to be burnt, the parking lot was disgusting(we saw razor blades in parking spots), the owners need to do better. Renovation needs to be done like last year. Will not recommend to anyone!!"

"Horrible. Stay away."

"A virtual hotel stay. Wow. It was delightful, room was great, security in parking and the building was very good. I will do this again."

"Room and hotel were both very clean and located in a desirable area with many food options within walking distance. Only complaint was that we stayed in a room with a double bed and were only given 2 towels for 4 people. I asked the front desk twice and asked by text message once and never received enough towels for all our travelers to shower without sharing a towel! "

"The hotel was 10 stars! Staff was very friendly and patient! The deluxe room was beyond my expectations and breakfast was very good! Unlimited coffee 24 seven, and most importantly they had gated free parking."

"It was okay, I just wish they had a washer available."

"Wonderful stay with friendly staff!"

"This hotel is gross. I paid for 2 nights but after the first night we just left and went to another hotel. The reviews were mostly good so I was very disappointed. The lady at the desk during check in was so sweet so I do want to note that. The hotel is undergoing renovations and there are no complaints about that. The room itself however was so gross. Someone else’s hair was wrapped up in in one of the towels. There was no comforter on my bed, the comforter on my daughter’s bed had a yellow stain on it (that I didn’t notice until the morning, so gross!). There were drip stains down the wall near the headboards, assuming from an ill-repaired water leak on the above floor. The entire hotel smelled like marijuana, people were actively smoking it and the smell even came into our room multiple times. The hotel was noisy — guests loud at all hours. I don’t think we slept longer than an hour at a time without being woken up from noise or strong gusts of marijuana odor wafting into our room. The photos on the website must be from when the hotel first opened. There was no coffee in the room, but there was a coffee pot. No coffee cups in the lobby or in the rooms not that it would’ve mattered. When my husband asked an employee, he said “if we they’re in the room we got ‘em, if they’re not, we don’t.” The heater was beat up and smelled of smoke each time it kicked on. The carpet had not been vacuumed. The only positive here was thank goodness there weren’t any bugs visible of any kind."