Sova

This is a unique and intriguingly interesting property, which used to be a Nash Motors dealership. The building was originally built in 1930. The site is now a three story, 39 room microtel. Front desk staff were warm, welcoming, and extremely personable to speak with. Special kudos to Andrea who was helpful to me upon arriving to assist me with check in.Rooms are functional with a comfortable bed, and the site is about a 20 minute walk from the KBHCC. The staff were responsive to the A/C issue in my room and provided luggage storage upon check out. The lobby has a hip, but quiet vibe to it. This was a great, budget friendly option vs. the more well known hotel franchises. I would definitely return.

First time in a Micro Hotel and I liked the layout and vibe of the place. I stayed for work, so I rated it this way bc the hotel room walls are thin. I could hear everyone coming down the hallway as I was trying to sleep, which made it difficult and I'm a hard sleeper. That's no fault to the hotel bc the other guests were very respectful. I just wish the builders would have insulated the rooms better for noise control. That being said, I would visit again but I would bring ear plugs LOL. The location, coziness of the room, price and the high end touches in the room like the super high tech bidet had me impressed. There is no onsite parking, however there is a pay by the day lot directly across the street which isn't a problem. Staff was very friendly, so sitting down at the bar was very enjoyable.

Visited Sova for a networking event and had a nice time. We were in the lobby for the event, which had a decent amount of space and seating for the size. Full bar and two staff working both bar (and pouring heavy! Yayyy lol) and register. It took me a second to realize this place was a hotel? Multiple people rolled in with luggage while we were there and one of the staff members working the bar was also checking people in. As far as the event I enjoyed myself, but it might have been a bit much if I was hotel guest and trying to check in.

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Been staying here on business ever since they opened. Great hotel, clean with comfy beds. Staff are ver friendly. Location is close by to many of the areas with great bars and restaurants. The parking lot across the street is inexpensive for downtown parking. Thanks for the fresh coffee in the morning too.

We stayed here for one night while we were in Dallas and I must say it was a super cute, small hotel. The rooms are cozy with little space outside of your bed and bathroom area. We got a free shot with check-in (every hotel should do this). They had a super nice attendant who was familiar with local restaurants and recommendations and she doubled as the bartender. Would definitely stay there again

Nice rooms but small and no desks to work at. Lotsa weird noises with the HVAC system or pipes. Good price. Would give 3.5 stars given the choice. Would stay there again.

Love the micro hotel concept, check in was easy, with a warm greeting by Briana. The speakeasy is fun, rooms are efficient, clean comfortable and affordable...exactly what I wanted for a quick overnight business trip. Will definitely stay again next time I am in Dallas. Please expand across the country!

Sova is a cool little hip hotel! It's in a great spot and the bar/front desk is cool! The price was right and everyone was helpful and accommodating... it would have been 4 stars but the bed wasn't very comfy but we will definitely stay again

One of the worst and overpriced stays ever. Had to change room as heat didn't work nor did TV. The new room was hire smaller. No place for luggage but floor. Hop over bed to get to bathroom. Stay away!!!!