My first stay was three years ago. I stayed in the Jacob room and pampered myself with solitude and…read morethe clawfoot tub. I convinced my husband to stay in the cottage on our next trip through the area. He fell in love with the B&B just as I had. We now average 4 stays a year at Roseville. We have been in every room. Each has its own character. All are quiet and comfortable. We plan our routes to be able to stay in a place that lets us truly get away. Virginia and Melvin are what makes a great experience exceptional. His breakfasts are beyond delicious!

To say this place is a charming farm bed and breakfast is like saying the Empire State Building is…read moretall. Virginia was a sweet host and the cottage out back is an amazing getaway with a private living room, bathroom, bedroom, and it's own porches and swinging bench. Ana, one of the farm cats literally just walked up to my wife and climbed in her lap within minutes of us settling in. We woke up under warm fuzzy blankets to the sounds of the cows mooing and soft light coming through the stained glass windows. Dinner and lunch here are NOT always an option (they do special events and seasonally open as a dinner restaurant) but breakfast was exceptional! From their famous tomato pie (savory tomato and melted cheese over a seasoned biscuit) to the quiche to the hash Potatoe casserole. It was all delicious and just enough.

Wisteria Gardens BnB in Marshall, Texas is a beautiful home with a wonderful feel. It was very cozy…read moreand Mary Lynn and John made us feel very welcome and relaxed. Mary Lynn made the most wonderful breakfasts for us every morning which started our day off strong. If you are visiting Marshall, we highly recommend that you stay here. The prices are better than the surrounding hotels, the rooms are spacious and comfortable and the service top notch!!

Such wonderful Hospitality and breakfast from Mary Lynn and John! They were kind and helpful. The…read moreresidence is historic and cool and dim inside with warm hues and history all around with antiques. For a historic, charming feel, I highly recommend it.

Surprisingly good! If you look at the building from the outside, you might think you're staying at…read morea dump. It's worn and beat up. I was surprised when I got to the room. It was generally pretty clean, but the bed was comfortable! I stayed on the highway side of the building and didn't get a whole lot of road noise. All good! Not a whole lot of choices in Marshall, TX. I'd stay here again.

Ugh. The carpeted floors in the hotel room are sticky and the business center is almost always…read morebroken down. The showers also have mold growing in the corners. This place is disgusting. Do not trust the pictures. You walk in and the lobby looks nice, but it's all a facade.

My stay here was great! the room was clean and fresh…read more Shortly after check-out, I received a phone call from the hotel stating that I had left my iPad and airpods in the room. I was too far to turn around so they offered to ship my belongings back to me. I was super impressed with their honesty and service. Will stay at this hotel again the next time I am passing through!

While on a long road trip, I planned to stop for the night in Texarkana, AR; I made better time…read morethan I thought, so I decided to drive for a bit longer. I stopped while in Texarkana to use a go-to app for searching out hotels - Priceline. Not many options listed for Marshall and Holiday Inn Express & Suites seemed like the best option based on available information. I used the direction provided by Priceline. It was getting later in the evening, and unfortunately, Priceline directions landed me in a residential neighborhood, not even close to the destination. The hotel was about 15 minutes from where Priceline had directed me to go. The room above mine had some people who walked with very heavy feet, so I heard every step made throughout the night and the next morning. Seems as if sound deadening material was left out of the construction planning for this hotel. Staff was friendly, and the free breakfast was decent. It's better than some and not as good as some other hotels. The parking lot in front of the hotel was well lit, and even though the hotel was at the every end of the street, I had no concerns about my vehicle.

This place is disgraceful. The entry is fine but once you get to the room...must be a management…read moreand housekeeping problem. Disgustingly dirty and wifi is almost non existent. No ice on our floor. No hair dryer. No hooks for towel. One coffee cup and the room stank. Probably one of the worst hotels I've stayed in. Oh and the tp a kleenex ., see through. I thought I'd seen one ply but this beats it. They must be making mega bucks because they aren't spending it on staff

The manager is rude, unhelpful and doesn't take accountability for her staffs mistakes.. twice (by…read more2 different staff) I was told my booking was canceled, and both times, i was lied to and funds were still taken out of my account.. manager did nothing to rectify my issue and hung up on me... COMPLETELY UNPROFESSIONAL AND CRAPPY CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!!

What has happened to Wyndham properties??? Do they just let anyone use their name now? The…read morefollowing is from Marshall Texas Days Inn. This hotel is absolutely horrible and very dilapidated. I had to have someone who apparently lives upstairs go find the front desk clerk who wasn't even on the property. She has been very rude and said that management has banned all animals including my service animal which breaks federal law. There are trailers left here, broken windows, blankets used as curtains, people living in random rooms with grills outside. I'm truly not sure how a hotel like this became so trashy but it's unacceptable. I will definitely be filling a complaint with the proper department about the exclusion of register service animals.

1/10/20 Stayed here one night. Got a good nights rest. Clean…read moreroom, clean bed. Free conventional breakfast and friendly staff. No issues, and would stay here again in the future.