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Residence Inn by Marriott Lubbock-University Area

studio, multiple beds

Lubbock

About the room

studio, multiple beds — Residence Inn by Marriott Lubbock-University Area in Lubbock, United States. Explore room photos, features and amenities, then choose your dates to check prices and availability.

This 690 sq ft room features 2 Queen Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed. Guests can enjoy free WiFi and a 32-inch LED TV. A coffee/tea maker is provided. For comfort, the room includes blackout drapes/curtains, climate-controlled heating and air conditioning, and bed sheets (fresh ones available on request), along with fresh towels (on request). The private bathroom offers a bathtub or shower, free toiletries, a hair dryer, and low-height electrical outlets. Practical amenities include an iron/ironing board, desk, and phone. The room is equipped with eco-friendly features such as energy-saving switches, a recycling bin, and LED light bulbs. Weekly housekeeping is provided. This is a non-smoking, pet-friendly room.

Room type
Studio
Room size
690 ft²

  • Private Bathroom
  • Air Conditioning Individually Controlled In Room
  • Alarm Clock
  • Cleaning Products
  • Desk/Workspace
  • Shampoo
  • Television
  • Toilet Paper

These are shared hotel amenities, separate from the amenities specific to your room.

  • Accessible By Elevator
  • Accessible Facilities
  • Cashless Transactions Available
  • Green/Sustainable Hotel
  • Lgbtq Friendly
  • Barbecue Grill
  • Free Wifi
  • Laundry Service

Check-in
15:00
Check-out
12:00

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