After driving around looking for a decent, safe-looking hotel, we decided on this Hampton location…read more It is a little difficult finding a good hotel that accommodates pets, thankfully we found this hotel and kept note that we will be going back here when we travel to California again. I thought it off putting at first that our room was right on the corner from the reception and breakfast area. I figured we'd hear all the noises, but was pleasantly surprised that we barely heard anything. Our room was clean and spacious. The bathroom was well-kept. Any outside noise was muffled and didn't bother us, which I appreciate. The complimentary breakfast was great. They had diy waffle makers, cereal, bagels and bread for toast, and yogurt. There were also 3 trays of hot food. Egg and cheese omelet, sausage, and potatoes with chorizo. There were tortillas and toppings on the side. No complaints here, we will be back.

What an amazing stay it was! I do most of my bookings through their Hilton app and it's always so…read morequick and easy. I'm able to chat with front desk prior to arriving to make sure my stay is ready. We got ask ADA room the room was nice and spacious I was able to roll around in my power chair with zero issues. With the Hilton app I'm able to use the app as a digital key to unlock my room and turn on the tv. This feature is so helpful because I'm a quadriplegic so using my phone I'd so much easier. Safe to say I'll be booking with Hilton again. This location was beautiful.

Stayed here one night just passing through and didn't want to leave! The rooms were so clean and…read morecomfortable. Such a charming place. Highly recommend!

BEWARE: Hotel and…read morestaff were great. It was the FREIGHT TRAIN going by every hour or two all night long that got the 2 stars.

Nice place for the night! However, I was grossed out by stains on sheets and a dirty blanket.read more

You get exactly what you need at a great price. The room was clean and comfortable with a…read moremicrowave, refrigerator and air conditioning. We had a peaceful night's rest. Cotton Eyed Joe's Restaurant is just a few steps away and had tasty homemade food reasonably priced.

I travel a lot for work. And when I do sometimes I drive until late in the evening and need to find…read morea hotel for the night. Thankfully, I stumbled across the best Western at East El Paso. I had actually stopped to eat at the restaurant next door, and realized I'm due for some good sleep before traveling all day the next day. So I went online and checked my favorite app to see if they were available and they were. Check in was super easy. The lady at the front desk was awesome, I got in in moments, unloaded my car and then settled in for the night. The bed was super comfortable, the bathrooms were neat, and the room was nice and cool, just how I like it. The next morning I was surprised to see a full breakfast spread including eggs, sausage, four different juices, breads, waffles, yogurt, and cereal. Definitely a nice way to wake up. Oh, and let's not forget the coffee! The bottom line? If I'm ever passing through this part of El Paso again, I will make it a point to stay here. It was neat, clean, friendly and welcoming. Just like a decent midsized hotel should be.

Affordable and pet-friendly - This Best Western is located in Clint, TX which is on the outskirts…read moreof East El Paso, TX. It is conveniently on the south side of I-10 for travelers moving across the country, but not directly on the highway so that you don't hear the road noise all night. I was on the third floor. There is an elevator inside the building. I booked a King-sized bed. The room had a long hallway inside of the room, which I found unusual, but it did provide an additional buffer from noise in the hallway, especially since my room was right next to the elevator. The bathroom seemed smaller than normal, but it had all of the necessary items - soap, shampoo, conditioner, lotion, makeup remover, hairdryer, and an allotment of various towel sizes. My new favorite thing was the blackout curtain installed in the bedroom. It is actually a shade that is rolled up and down with the use of a chain. The shade is in a frame track so there is no light able to peak through sides or corners. It is not pretty, but it does completely block out the light, so I appreciated it. Things I didn't like included the location of the closet in the farthest corner of the room away from the door. I personally prefer to have the closet by the door where I can kick off or put on shoes as I enter/exit the room so that I am not dragging in dirt to the room. A closet by the door and near the bathroom is also helpful for dressing or hanging coats, putting away luggage, etc. Unfortunately, the closet was hard to get to. You have to cruise across the entire room, squeeze between the lounge chair and the bed, and gingerly open the closet door to avoid bumping yourself as you do so. It is so inconveniently located, that I didn't even use it. It was pointless to have it. It had an iron and ironing board inside, but it would have been difficult to het either of these items out of the closet because how the furniture was wedged around the door. There were four pillows on the bed, but they were not king sized. They weren't even queen sized. BW has started using mini pillows. These were also very flat. I was highly disappointed with these. I love having lots of big pillows to wrap around both sides of me and under my head, but this wasn't really possible with these deflated minis. The yellow lounge chair had stains. It looked old and haggard. Since it was a cloth, I'm guessing it is isn't something that is easy to clean. The orange pleather ottoman was mismatched with it. These items were probably salvaged from other sets and thrown together for a second life in this room. Cleanliness is important. When stained furniture shows up, it leaves a bad impression. Furthermore, I refuse to use, so BW might as well not have the furniture in the room at all. Either clean or reupholster it so that the stains don't show. The room had a fridge and microwave. The TV had a Google package. The fridge was slightly noisy during the night, but I'm guessing it comes in handy, especially during the hit summer months, which is most of the year. I was able to use my points to get the hotel room for free for the night. Because I am a member of the rewards program, I was also offered a bottle of water at checkin. The breakfast room is small, but it offered the standard combo of hot and cold food including biscuits and gravy, egg, sausage patties, uncut fruit, yogurt, cereal and milk, bread, bagels, and a waffle machine. I loved that there was NO TV in the breakfast room. It was quiet and relaxing. The hours during the week are 6am to 9am. I would have preferred later hours, but since checkout is 11am, I can see why they cut people off so early. Not my favorite BW, but it was decent for a good night's stay while traveling across the country.

Beautiful surroundings and clean amenities. Good place to stop and take a rest or relieve yourself.read more

We always stop here when we're heading on a road trip in this area. The restrooms were clean and I…read morefelt very safe.

What a superb overnight anytime! The rooms are cool in Sumer, warm in Winter, and ALWAYS out of the…read moreWeather! The WiFi works well, plenty of hot or cold water, a decent cable TV, but I had to go to the front desk for a bucket of ice. No problem; owners Ghita and Smiley were always happy to help their customers! It was early June2019 and had once again checked into the best (and only) Motel in this wondrous, very bicycle friendly small community. My goal was to continue experimenting/learning how to pedal my eBikekit-assisted CruzBike on my very first overnight biketour, and there is no better route than here, the Eastern end of the "International Ft. Hancock - Las Cruces I-10 Bicycle Bypass". [the BEST way to explore our "Hidden Gem of the World, Crossroads of North America, anchored by El Paso, Cd. Juarez & Las Cruces!] I was confident of making the distance from fantastic Fresh Sip, adjacent to North Loop/76 across from North Loop Elementary School. What I hadn't figured was getting a front tyre flat (another! 9 or 10?) rolling through Acala. How frustrating! I was tired even though not working as hard because of the PAS. I disregarded the usual instruction to never pedal on a flat and pushed on. I knew I probably wouldn't damage the rim--I had stuffed the slight 700c-32 tyre with a liner and slit spare tub, all to prevent flats. Five miles/eight kms/45 minutes later, I was happily signing into the motel, paying with my VISA credit card. After plugging in the recharger, I applied some deodorant & changed into a clean(er) T-shirt, then gimpwalked across Knox Avenue/Spur 148 to delicious Angie's Restaurant. Following the satisfying meal, I returned to my luxuriously cool room to begin dealing with the flat. Suspecting that I might have just such a problem, I had brought the right tools and a new tube; 3.5 hours later, I had successfully removed the durable Schwalbe Marathon+, removed all the contents, reinserted the new tube, pumped/re-pumped it several times to ensure no more flats (I hope!). After a reasonable sleep on the superbly firm mattress, I arose saw the tyre was holding, went back to Angie's for another excellent Brekkie, returned to the well- repaired tyre and committed myself to finish the Eastern end, this time most of the day on great Ruta Dos in MAGNIFICENT MEXICO! I was extremely pleased to see many copies of the route on the counter when I checked out. I was far more pleased with having this tremendous lodging for the night. EVERY person who is bicycling through here, either Eastbound or Westbound, should overnight here! The FORT HANCOCK MOTEL certainly has my enthusiastic "Wheel of Approval!"

Toilet had no tank lid. There was a loud mini-fridge that kept me from sleeping well.read more

We stayed 2 nights on our way to San Diego, CA from Houston TX. Room was clean room had a clean…read moresmell sheets no stains and bed comfortable. We paid $70 each day plus $20 deposit There is a sign saying if you stain sheet or towels you will be charged. Which is a good idea. All employees were friendly and helpful specially Diana. Location is by a gentleman club and truck stop. But so quiet. No problems and parking right out side your room. We thought it was a great motel so much that on our way back from CA we stop another night before going back home to Houston.

- hot water Luke warm - no internet password for guest…read more- nice tub but no drain stopper

The room was very clean and comfortable. Staff was welcoming and very nice. I would stay here again.read more

I stayed for one night this weekend and I had booked two and a half months ago for about $130 for…read morethe night. Check in was pretty quick and I was assigned to a ground floor room by the entrance of the parking lot. Overall it was a nice room but the door was really stuck so I had to shove it to get it open. The entire room smelled like sunscreen so that was really distracting. I didn't get used to it at all. I was surprised at how much room was available which included not only the bed and a desk but a table and chair set as well. The bathroom was really large and I noticed that when I went into the bathroom and shut the door, I couldn't hear any noise from the highway. I thought that was funny because I kept waking up in the night due to the constant flow of traffic. I was disappointed with the breakfast options the following morning. There was no hot food other than the waffles which you had to make yourself. There were some frozen breakfast sandwiches but you had to microwave them. Otherwise it was just dry goods like bread, cereal, and fruit. When I checked out I handed my room key to the person at the desk and they just shrugged and said "ok". Well, that was easy. I might stay here again if I was in the area but it's not located in the most convenient place. There are a handful of larger hotels less than a mile down the highway that are really close to food, gas, and shopping.

Another fine example, where you cannot judge a book by its cover…read more Of all the budget, and economy places that I have stayed, I have never seen one where, despite the small size, the room was this nicely done up. Or, having what essentially amounted to open-ended garage for most of the rooms. While the room does have a microwave, and mini fridge, a clock on the microwave read zero call 0:00. So, I had not realized that I drove through two time zones! Only after going out to dinner, and seeing that the place closed in 45 minutes, did I realize something was wrong. I found the bed to be quite comfortable. And the hot water was plentiful. The Wi-Fi is free, and secured. However, in my room, the signal strength was not at maximum. So, it worked fine for text. But, when it came to images, it took a while. Also, there's enough outlets to charge everyone's devices. 8-) If you don't mind having to either eat out for every meal, or being a microwave chef, this small little place would do well for an Extended Stay. The AC ran quietly, and work very well. However, due to the room design, the area where the bed was, cooled off quicker than the rest of the room. However, there could be one problem for some people; if you have a habit of jumping out of bed oh, you may find yourself back in bed, because you bounced off the wall.

This place is remodeled very nicely. We were hauling a trailer and parking was no problem. Family…read moreowned and very nice. Shower pressure was awesome and hotel was super clean.

I just returned from staying at the Los Milagros Hotel and then taking a tour with the owner,…read morePhilip Skinner, to Paquimé and Mata Ortiz. I was with a group of friends and we had an amazing time and enjoyed the best tour any of us could ever imagine. He catered to our every whim and had tons of interesting add-ons to the tour, like stopping at food and drink stands, bakeries, candy store, "the wall", and many additional interesting and quirky sights. He took care of every need, such as exchanging money, going through immigration, and arranging meals. (He knew where to find the most tourist friendly bathrooms!) Most in our group, have individually traveled many times to Mexico, but this was a chance to travel with a local and meet the nicest people all along the way. It was a comfortable, convivial, and educational experience all wrapped in one. Both Los Milagros and the hotel we stayed at in Mexico were excellent.

Not much to choose from but this place was so comfortable and accommodating. Clean and peaceful…read more Owner and staff very nice, I was even able to do laundry, you don't know how helpful this is to a bike packer!