There were so many things wrong with this motel but I gave it two stars for the Customer Service effort from the staff. They were friendly and very accommodating. As for the room, it was less than exceptional. As you can see from the photos, the shower bath was disgusting. The knob to turn the shower hot or cold did not work and I had to pry it several times to get the right temperature. And when it did work, the water clogged. I had to wash my feet several times after I took a shower just to take the soot out of my body. It was very disgusting. As for the bed, the covers were dirty, filthy and smelled. And the water! Oh my! It tasted like rust! Again, very disgusting. I specifically asked for a non-smoking room and upon entering, I immediately smelled smoke. If they want anyone to stay here, they should upkeep the most basic essentials needed for a motel room. I paid $100 total which included the $20 dog fee. I would stay away and find a comparable motel that would allow pets even if you have to pay more. read more

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This is an older hotel/ not A chain. We like staying at places with a little character. The room was clean and had a nice kitchenette. Very dog friendly. The pool area is very nice. Hot tub was clean and hot although jets didn't seem to work properly. Breakfast was pretty basic / very good coffee. Checkin and checkout people were very friendly and I would definitely stay again! read more

Atrium the Inn - Pool area - Hotels Near Me - Fort Stockton, Texas

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Interested place to stop over night if headed to El Paso or Big Bend. They actually have an atrium covering the entire inner parts of the hotel and pool area. Rooms were affordable adequate and opened to the outside as into the atrium. Huge fiddle leaf figs and ficus trees. Worth the stop. read more

Let me be clear, this is not the Hilton, but it's clean, safe, and affordable. I booked two rooms the night before. When we arrived the next night we were greeted and checked in by friendly staff. The rooms were next to each other. The word that comes to mind is bargain. It does have an indoor temperature controlled pool, a functional fitness center, and indoor walking track. Although, we didn't try, it does advertise (and I saw the rooms for) a sauna, jacuzzi, and gazebo gathering space . Each room opens from the front but has rear glass door access to the center atrium (and the facilities listed above). For $50, you get a continental breakfast...which is coffee, juice, waffles, bagels, and muffins. There is one EV charger for a Tesla, but if you're still on fossil fuels, like us, then there is plenty of parking around the hotel. There is a high likelihood you will be close to your room. It's not the Ritz, but worked out for our two families as we passed through Ft. Stockton. read more

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My fiance gave me a glare as we pulled in to this motel 7 and half hours after we left Houston. I told him to trust me cause I read the Yelp reviews and I was exhausted and not going any further. We were a bit confused when we entered the lobby. It said to ring the bell for night window since we did arrive close to midnight. We stood there for about 2 minutes before the guy working rudely asked us if we were coming in. I was too tired to even care at that point. We checked in and we got the keys to our room. For only $70, our room was huge. It was a JR suite with a kitchenette area but that wasn't the only thing that was surprising. I opened the backdoor and there was this beautiful gazebo and rainforest like environment . Me and my fiance walked around the back mouthing wow silently for about 20 minutes. Now the area. It's Fort Stockton. 9 times out of 10 you also arrived here at night or in the evening cause its the only somewhat major "city" between El Paso and San Antonio. There's a Walmart but if you arrive after Walmart closing, they have gas stations but your pretty SOL on late night food. Even the Mcdonalds wasn't open. They do offer breakfast. We missed it cause we overslept. Not a big deal as your close enough to small cafes to enjoy some food. This is a great deal if your just stopping over and you won't be in your room for more then 12 hours. Why pay for the Best Western? read more

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It was a really nice place to stay. We enjoyed the atrium, it was very peaceful to walk though. And it's convenient because every room has access to it through a side door. Breakfast was also nice, simple, but nice. read more

The staff do customer service well! Friendly and accommodating. I wish I had a swimsuit to enjoy the indoor pool but at least I got to enjoy it vicariously as some kids played in the water. It was great having the kitchenette with a full size fridge as we could refreeze our water jugs for our cooler. And buy ice cream! The bed was comfortable, the shower sufficient, lots of outlets for both standard and USB so cellphones and other devices could recharge. We would definitely stay here again. read more

Let this be a lesson ... never assume. The last few times I've stayed in Fort Stockton, at name-brand hotels, they proved to be among the worst ever. As Einstein stated, "the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results". So, not wanting to be declared insane on this trip, I tried staying at a different location. I found this remote listing on Hotels.com for the Atrium Hotel ... at a price lower than those I've stayed at before. I booked here at the Atrium. Wow. The room is VERY nice, very clean, has a kitchenette, modern conveniences, and the room opens up on a beautiful atrium with a pool, sauna, exercise hut, and lounging tables. It's a hidden gem and replaces all my other choices when going thru Fort Stockton. read more

Atrium the Inn - View out my room. - Hotels Near Me - Fort Stockton, Texas

Five stars for the value! Cool spot. Needs some love but it's an oldie and a goodie! The bed was AMAZINGLY GREAT! And the kitchenette was huge! Staff was great and they know what do not disturb means. The atrium is super cool!! Btw... we stayed twice this week. Worth it read more

This place doesn't look "awesome" on the outside, but don't judge a book by its cover. We booked a 1 night stay in a 2 queen room. The checkin was smooth and simple. No issues. We were on the second floor. Our room was large with a fridge and microwave. There is a balcony, a desk, a dresser. The bathroom is fairly big and has a separate toilet and sink area with a little closet. The room was great, but it wasn't the best part. That's the actual Atrium. Our balcony walked out into the beautiful pool atrium area that makes you feel like you're in a tropical rainforest, not Texas! It smells like nature, the sounds were perfect. We even got to swim in the massive pool with the waterfall. The hot tub was closed which sucked, but the pool was awesome. We also were able to grab a quick breakfast this morning in their lobby. They have waffles, bagels, cereal, juice. Nothing fancy, but we aren't picky. ‍ We are staying again next week on our way home. And we'll stay again if ever in the area. read more

Atrium the Inn - Pool in the atrium - Hotels Near Me - Fort Stockton, Texas

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We arrived, checked in and gave them all our information and payment information. One of our rooms (group of four) had the bed unmade and obviously not cleaned. The desk clerk offered to "make the bed". They say they had a maid come in and clean the room while we were out eating. The rooms and lobby were not clean and the rooms needed attention, i,e, loose floor linoleum, covers missing of lights..etc. We went to check out and it was total chaos. Had to call the manager in who consistently had to call the owner to get our bill right. Mind you, we had given them all this two nights before. It took us an hour to check out and still left with an uneasy feeling that they had not got it right. We will not stay there again. read more

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We were traveling from LA to Florida on April 14,2022 and stayed over night at Atrium west inn hotel and sites which we found on line. We absolute loved hotel, room were new and clean . Comfortable beds , no carpet , covered pool, jacuzzi , gym, sauna , breakfast and all this for Unbeatable price for $58.47!!!!! We definitely will stay here again on the way back ! Recommended to everyone who is going through Fort Stockton . Don't even try to look for any other places . read more

Unfortunately, we did not Yelp this place. We needed a dog friendly place and was told this is the only hotel accepting dogs; and they have a $25 non-refundable deposit. Since we had driven from Tuscon, we were desperate for sleep. DO NOT STAY HERE. The place is filthy, bed sheets had fresh blood on them, the door was rigged to open from outside and I was utterly sickened by the lack of sanitation. I returned the key and demanded a clean room with a working door key. We did find a bed that had clean sheets and slept for 6 hours before resuming our journey home. Note to self: check yelp! PS my dog was grossed out too. read more

Very quiet, clean , and comfortable. Whimpy shower. Cont breakfast slim Pickens. Evening staff very accommodating. The atrium area with all amenities very nice. read more

I checked 4 other hotels before deciding to stay here. The most bang for your buck and one of the least expensive hotels in Fort Stockton. Single King size bed room was huge. Fridge, microwave, sink, couch, and nice 42" flat-screen TV. Room was clean and didn't smell like smoke. I brought a candle anyway. They have an indoor pool that is really nice. The jacuzzi was broken and the workout room sucked. Minus 1 star. The continental breakfast was great. Waffles, muffins, bagels, 4 different types of cereal, and oatmeal. Oj, cranberry and apple juice too. Tea too. Apples, oranges, and bananas. Awesome. All I need is fruit and oatmeal. The front desk girl was incredibly nice and professional. Other hotels were overpriced, same breakfast, no pool, nice lobby but room was same if not smaller. The front desk attendants were not very friendly either. Bonus, there is a cocktail lounge walking distance. I don't drink much but was nice to go out and meet people. Would definitely stay here again. read more

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AVOID THIS PLACE DO NOT STAY THERE. The room was not well kept. No house keeping. The floors were filthy left black dirt on our feet. Wet towels were left on the bath floor. TV remote did not work. The night front desk person was very rude so was the manager as she tried to justify all the bad things/filthy towels and non functioning remote. The manager tried to reduce the rate, that did not happen as we explained that the redicoulous reuction amount was not we were looking for, we rather share our experience with other travelers. This stay spoiled our travel and left very bad memory about the area. We travel this route very often, we have no ill feeling about Fort Stockton except this place. IF YOU HAPPEN TO MAKE A STOP IN THIS TOWN, STAY SOMEWHER ELSE STAY AWAY. AS FOR US; NEVER AGAIN. read more

From the outside you would never think to stop. It's CLEAN, COMFY beds, thee COOLEST INDOOR POOL and the staff was nice. Breakfast in the morning is another perk! Very cool. Will stay again on our pass through. read more

This is probably the worst experience I have ever had with renting a room. The room was overpriced, the carpets were absolutely filthy, The furniture is all broken, The carpets are absolutely disgustingly filthy and the cabinets in the kitchenette are filthy. This is definitely not a place that I would recommend to anyone. In my opinion it was worse than staying in a third world country Roadside shanty. read more

This Inn was a godsend on our resent cross country drive. I had never heard of it before so I was wary to try it out. It was $69 for our room which included a continental breakfast. The mattress on the bed was memory foam and it was SO comfortable. I don't think I ever slept so good. I didn't move from the spot I originally fell asleep in. It's no Ritz Carlton, but for penny conscious travelers like myself, this was a great nights stay. Staff was friendly and helpful even at midnight when we checked in. Would definitely stay there again. read more

I have an elderly mother and we needed a place to stay for the night as we traveled from New Mexico to Mississippi. We stayed in the handicapped room, 102. I was so exhausted when I checked in, that I didn't balk at the 89.00 room rate, despite that being only ten dollars less then some of the other higher end hotels around. When I woke in the morning, my door was open, only "secured" by the metal latch. When I investigated, I realized I had to beat on the door to get the dead bolt to catch. From the outside, the door handle itself does not catch so you can just push the door open. My mother needs baths and assistance while bathing, so I checked the tub before I ran her water. DISGUSTING. My finger came back with scum and grime. I immediately went and got comet and a wash rag from the desk. I scrubbed the tub so that she could bath, on my own hands and knees. (Besides the point - It is a Jacuzzi tub not a true handicap accessible tub. It is built in a cubby with only access to a shorter width side, and almost impossible to assist her without being in the tub myself.) After cleaning the tub, I began inspecting the room. I had to stop after about ten minutes. There are huge cracks in the ceiling that criss cross across the front of the room, above the air conditioner. The white light over the "kitchen" area is so disgusting, covered in nicotine, and dust, making a oily surface. The coffee pot does not fit in the maker, AND I wouldn't use it anyways. The water area of the pot is dusty and disgusting and the pot itself, I was able to write my name in the inside, on the bottom.. But that might just be the accumulation of dust because it didn't FIT anyways. The back of the door has been touched many times by grimey hands and dirty feet and obvious droplets of liquid as people attempted to open the door with full hands and drinks, because those droplets splashed out and made running grime rivulets on the bottom of the door. From the table where I am writing this, I can see fingerprints all over the handle area. The sheets appeared clean, but the box spring is stained and filthy, and yellow with what I hope is age. The mattress proper is about six inches thick, and very old. I am hesitant to actually pull back the bottom sheet because I do not want to disgust myself anymore than I already am. I though the carpets were dirty/dusty from my own feet, but the dark blue carpet makes it hard to see the dirt till all the lights on. Its disgusting. All the base boards are covered in grime and dusk and the ledges around the kitchenette sink, tub and everywhere else fail the white glove finger test - completely. Half the channels on the TV were not available but it didn't matter because I couldn't change the channel unless I was a foot from the TV and even then, the channel went out after a few seconds. I haven't even made it to the bathroom proper. As having worked in house keeping and as a front desk clerk, I know what it takes to clean rooms. I know its hard, and time consuming to do it right, but once trained properly, cleaning a room doesn't take rocket science. Just people properly trained and head house keeper to make sure they do their job. This motel is a complete failure. The ONLY shining light I had was nice front desk clerks when I checked in, and empathy when I explained the unlocked door and the dirty tub. This room isn't worth more than 49.00 on a weekend, and I feel like I'm being generous. They got away with a 89.00 room rate at ten thirty at night because it is three days before Christmas and they can jack up the price on weary travelers. Shame on you Atrium, for offering such a crappy room at such a jacked up price. Merry fricking Christmas. read more

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Nice place, mainly mean the Atrium part, the pool and hot tub didn't seem to be heated cause the entire room was cold. The room looked like your typical hotel room, fairly nice, but immediately noticed the floor was "soft", yes, I cut my toe cause the floor boards are torn up. The bathroom light switch took 3 minutes to realize it was behind the hand towel, on the whole other side of the room rather then by the door. The beds felt like bricks, it was so uncomfortable that I had to pull myself with my arms to move off the bed cause I couldn't move my legs when I woke up. To top it off, the guy two doors down had a small dog that barked from the moment we walked past the room door the first time, till about 3 hours later, then again in the morning until we left. Also, wth is with the room layout? Why have a random sink in the orner with the microwave and fridge when the sink is literally right in front. I only stayed a second night cause I didn't want to go back to Midland and really wanted to try the Sauna, I WANTED to try the gym but some tall weird guy who kinda looked like a school shooter was in there for 2 hours straight kicking and beating the punching bag that was a no for me. First day we didn't have breakfast cause the desk girl shut everything down exactly at 9 and only left a few bagels out, then said in a STRETCHED "if you can like 10 minutes aagggoooo" I'll shove the bagel up your...anyways. I SHOULD'VE called hotel services or something cause along with the other reviews, this is fucking bullshit. read more

Where do I start? Some coworkers and I pulled in here after a long day of driving. Obviously, this palace was not our first choice. Every other hotel in the area was booked except for this one, talk about foreshadowing. If I were to talk about all the hideous, disgusting and frightening issues regarding this place then I would need to write a novel. The following are just some of the traumatizing things that were experienced by my coworkers and I that lonely night in the Atrium. Before even reaching our rooms we had already realized it was going to be a long night. If the dimly lite building and smell of regret was not enough to do it then the plywood covered windows and the shady meth heads surely would be. On the walk to my room (which seemed like an eternity) I felt like I was being prospected for a robbery or sex trafficking by the questionable characters smoking crack outside of their rooms. That palpable feeling is what lead many of us to stacking the hotel furniture in front of our doors before we slept. THE ROOMS- (the following is an account of 8 different perspectives that bleak night). Upon entering the room we were met with some what of a surprise, the rooms are quite large. Sadly, it's all down hill from there. It looks clean upon entry, but after awhile you realize it is about as clean as a porta-potty that has been sitting in a construction site for a month. The beds are made, so it's clear that someone has services the room but they don't bother in actually cleaning anything. I am not sure if that came to resolution after discovering a piss covered toilet seat thereafter entering the bathroom, or if it was the specks of blood residue left on the bathroom sink. Most likely from a prior junkie shooting up or a domestic violence case. Had to lay down a towel on the bath tub while I took a shower because the build up of some type of scum on the tub floor. Regardless of the fact that I ended up washing up with a wet rag because the shower water has only one temperature that teeters on the brink of boiling. I didn't think it could get much worse after that until I had to dry off with yellow tinged body towels that have shrunk to hand size towels after years of use. At this point is was only about nine o'clock but I decided to go to bed just to make time go faster. After already having been enlightened to the repulsive condition of the rooms I decided to sleep on top of all the covers, while in my clothes with one of my tshirts as a pillow case. I thought that this would create an appropriate safety corridor between myself and the disease ridden bed that surely contained at least one strain of the herpes virus. A couple minutes after laying down I started to feel really itchy but I couldn't decide it was just a placebo effect, or if it was the disease infested crustaceans that were slowly working themselves deep into my skin. It took awhile to fall asleep because of the petrifying thoughts that kept entering my head, however, I actually got a pretty restful sleep after the fact. In the morning I ushered myself out of the room as quickly as I could. I couldn't bring myself to using the coffee maker that was in the room because I just did not comprehend how a coffee pot could get so dirty. I concluded that it was either because it has been washed in 20 years or because someone tried to heat up a pot of their throw up. CHECK OUT- we all decided to check out extra early just to get out of the dump that calls itself The Atrium. After seeing the continental breakfast from closer than 50 feet away we realized that most of it was more than a couple weeks old and would probably only be eaten by a group of hungry, rabies infested vultures. All the problems that we had were mentioned to the lady at the front desk but she didn't seem to interested. She informed us that she would let the cleaning ladies know but I am pretty positive that they don't exist. I did not know that hotels like this existed inside the continental United States. If it was possible, I would award them with negative stars. After reviewing all aspects of my grading criteria, I award The Atrium Hotels 1 star and God have mercy on their soul!! read more

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Terrible Rooms. Non smoking rooms with sheets in one room that had cigarette burns and the second room that has cigarette butts. Dirty filthy rooms and could not even use coffee machine because that was filthy and disgusting. Waited till morning to let manager know and show photos and all she said "why didn't you just check out and leave last night." I tried to explain that have elderly parents with me, have been on the road for 10 hours and the next town is more than a couple hours away. My suggestion to anyone looking here is to move on and find another hotel. read more

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Very overpriced and room was just dirty with broken lights. Also they use these super small towels that remind me of the $1 ones at Walmart. read more

Stayed here for a night after a long drive from California. Pros: Best prices Very friendly staff (ask for Dharmesh) Indoor Swimming pool ( currently closed in winter). Breakfast included( coffee, muffins, bread) Kitchen inside room ( depending on room you got, mine had it but didn't use it) Refrigerator. Large screen Tv Cons: Room lights needs rework ( they said they are working on remodeling) Front desk phone had some issues and I couldn't hear them at all, had to meet them in person. read more

The bed was one of the most comfortable beds I've ever slept in at a hotel, and that's the main reason for even giving three stars. The room also has a nice layout with a big tv. The beetle issue is ridiculous though. I mean, they are everywhere in the room... especially in the bathroom and by the front door. I'm not sure if it's because of the trees, but they definitely need to call an exterminator. read more

The chain hotels were all booked so we went here.... Don't do it!! Book early elsewhere. The room was a suit. The floors were never swept or mopped it was disgusting. The walls doors knobs were filthy. Cleanliness is a huge issue for us. The toilet didn't flush right and took 5 min to fill up. The shower was water challenged. There was no place to sit down except the beds. The entire place including the main area has so much deferred maintenance it was amazing anything worked... u see electrical wires all over the breakfast area... The only redeeming thing was the beds were comfortable. But not worth the $100 we paid at all. Ugh never again. Minus two stars. read more

Be ready to pay for an overpriced room when driving through the desert. Old, dirty, stained, hair everywhere, opened bars of soap. $10 bucks extra for dogs. read more

Pros: - had TV - has a AAA discount - large beds - towels were clean - free wifi Cons: - unclean!! - room reeked of smoke even though we were requested a non-smoking room - cigarette burns on comforter in the non-smoking room - no microwave - trash on floor near beds - TV reception was terrible read more

Keep driving!!! Don't bother staying at this place. We paid a ridiculous $110 (with a pet). The place was grimy. The sink in the kitchen area had no water hooked up. My boyfriend had to go get a screw driver to get broken faucet in the tub to work. I should have followed my instincts when we pulled into an almost empty parking lot in the early evening. There are many other hotels close by but we ended up here because some of our other pet friendly first choices were full. read more

The room was filthy. There was a pair of dirty socks under my bed that looked like they had been there for over a month. The carpet looked like it hadn't been cleaned in who knows how long. I found popcorn in my bed so I had to ask for new bedding. Wild cats got into the atrium area so I didn't trust going into it, but it looked like they care more about their trees than the people staying in the rooms. read more

This review is LONG, but I hope you take the time to read this. I'm forced to give at least one star. Anyone who gave higher than a one or two has to have been paid to give a good review; there is no honesty in statements saying things were great in any fashion. My family and I were driving for hours, so at about 1am decided we needed to stop and started calling around for a room. I saw the 3.5 star review and was willing to accept that because we just needed a place to lay down and regroup. I should have read the reviews and heeded the warning like you should. DON'T DO IT! All the bad reviews are true and are actually modest. Things are worse in person. We ended up having two rooms in less than 30min. Our first room was so dirty that I called the front desk demanding a new one. The second room was ok (and I'm putting that lightly). I got ready to take a shower and noticed that the towels had yellow and brown residue. Just as I was going to yell out in frustration my husband screamed. I ran out of the bathroom and found my husband looking terrified and clutching our baby. When I asked what happened, he showed me this large spider/tic/beatle cross breed that was white to blend in with the sheets. He told me that the bug was coming after our son. It took us 3.7 seconds to pack, load the car, and demand a refund while showing the picture of the bug to the front desk for proof. They gave us a refund, but that situation is a whole other story! We ran across the street to the Marriott at 2am willing to pay anything for peace of mind while we slept. I learned a valuable lesson. READ THE REVIEWS NO MATTER HOW TIRED OR DESPERATE. Save yourself some time and energy and just take my word about this place. I'm paying it forward. read more

Not very clean rooms. checked the bed right away before I put much down. sheets clean but not very good mattress. We had a king handicap room because we asked for the bottom floor. The room was spacious Has a nice big jacuzzi tub, refrigerator, microwave. Nice Huge TV. The pool area is a JOKE. I think there are people who live here. All around the pool is smoking area and I am sorry but makes me sick. The hot Tub was broke and torn up, cigarette butts all over. Way over priced for what we got.... Go check out better hotels in the area! read more

I am just blown away by the disgusting filth of this place. We checked in and wanted to stay there primarily for the heated indoor pool and indoor jacuzzi that they promote. The hot tub was broken the pool was not heated and had gross brown stuff all over the bottom the pool was disgusting and dirty. So I went to take my daughter back to our room and figured she could get in the jacuzzi tub in the room and play except when we walked in my wife was screaming and angry about the 10 to 15 small live cockroaches all over the window sill and air conditioning area. The jacuzzi tub was filthy and look like it hadn't been cleaned in a year. And when we went to the front desk as we were packing up to leave and asked for a refund we were told that no refund was possible as that we had been there for 40 minutes. Now granted it did take us a minute to put our bathing suits and go to the pool come back to the room see all the disgusting filth the rooms are outdated and this is not a place where I would allow my child to stay. There is no safety locks on the doors period I think what makes me the angriest is the fact that we tried to just leave and be quiet and just get our refund back and they refused us so we had to pay for a cockroach-infested filthy room that we could not stay in I am so upset and will be contacting anyone and everyone I can about this place it should be shut down in my opinion please please please don't waste your money here we ended up staying at the Fairfield Inn and told them what happened at the atrium and they gave us a very large discount and apologized and said that they had heard stories like this quite often and worse. I will be contacting the Better Business Bureau and the Chamber of Commerce in Fort Stockton as well as going back to the atrium this morning and attempting to speak with a manager who apparently was not available last night. read more

One star is generous. Don't do it. The rooms smell, are dirty and are not maintained. We thought the pool area was cool, which is what lured us in and got us to stay, but the entire place allows smoking and the place has a very unsafe feel. The doors don't close properly and people lurk in the atrium area. Don't do it. read more