I stayed at Camelot from April 2021 through November 2021 - so roughly 8 months. The overall…read moreexperience, comfort and convenience provided by Bob and Carolyn was exceptional. For starters the condos are conveniently located on El Paso's West Side - close to pretty much every amenity you might need and just a 10 min drive to downtown. The condos sit right up next to the Franklin Mnts, with hiking trails practically right outside the front door. The unit was carefully stocked with all of the basics - including in unit laundry, just about every kitchen utensil you can imagine, and of course furniture, linens, etc. A desk and office in one of the bedrooms worked exceptionally well for me when working from home. The grounds are well maintained, well lit at night, and the folks I met who were permanent residents were overwhelmingly friendly and courteous. In addition to all of this there were several instances where I needed help from Bob or Carolyn - recommendations for certain things, or help letting family in the unit when they were visiting and I wasn't able to be there to meet them. Bob and/or Carolyn were always happy to assist if they were able. They were also always up for a friendly chat about salsa, local restaurants, tennis, or just about anything. I truly felt like we became friends during the short time I stayed at Camelot. I can't recommend these units enough for a short or medium term stay. I also can't recommend or thank the owners Bob and Carolyn enough for making my stay in El Paso about as good as it could have been : )

We had a 6 month stay with Camelot Corporates, and they blew away our expectations to say the…read moreleast. We are very familiar with corporate rentals, and Bob and Carolyn have absolutely put their love into these condos and gave us the most at-home feeling. The condo is cleverly stocked; you have everything you need, and clear of the clutter you don't need. Comfortable quality furnishings. But the stand out part was the incredible views! We already miss the great outdoor space and sunsets!

I have lodged at The Hacienda my last 4 trips to Hueco and there is no better place to stay in…read moreHueco Tanks. Rocco and Mary, the owners of the property are awesome. The are both veteran climbers and registered guides, and so you never have to worry about gaining park access or finding a project. They know the Hueco terrain like it's their back yard...because it is. The house is absolutely miraculous. So rustic and beautiful. The beds are hand crafted, the dining room table that seats 12 was hand poured and finished by Rocco. The authenticity of this establishment is so romantic and charming with an outdoor fire pit, a wood-burning fireplace, plush couches, private rooms, a shared bunk room, tile and soapstone sinks, vaulted ceilings, terracotta floors, and wooden doors. I love that I have free reign to cook in the kitchen, and hot water to take a shower whenever I like. For those of you who aren't familiar with the terrain down there, there is no water piping system in the town of Hueco, so water is trucked in and stored in water tanks - the fact that these guys have running water, let alone hot water is a HUGE LUXURY! Rocco and Mary always go out of my way to make sure my experience is great. And it always is. I plan to book a trip to the Hacienda at least once a year for the rest of my life.

I'm so glad I stayed here! My first trip to Hueco Tanks was so much better knowing we could come…read morehome to this lovely place. The beds were super comfortable, the kitchen had all that we needed, and my friends and I loved stayed up hanging out in the great room playing cards. Will definitely stay here again.

Edit* sorry this took so long to post! My husband (he has…read morethe diamond card) and I always stay at Embassy suites because we're a suckers for Fresh waffles in the morning. We have family in El Paso to stay with, but absolutely cannot pass up an opportunity to keep coming back to Embassy. This trip was sadder than most as we were dealing with second funeral this year . A huge shout out to the night (manager?) concierge Cynthia Martin, she was the nicest most sincere person, but she truly made the hotel welcoming when we got in at 3 AM. Everybody at Embassy suites is very nice, but Miss Martin truly went out of her wayto express her condolences. We had a great time at the pool and enjoy our breakfast every morning but again Cynthia Martin really went above and beyond to make us feel welcome.

Yeah hand down this is a 2 star hotel. the attention to detail of the staff it either negligent or…read moreon purpose or non-existence they'll leave trash in your room, they half make your bed, no soap dishes, the microwave is under the sink, you have glasses and a sink but nothing to wash them with and they don't replace them unless you ask and you will have to report any issue you have although someone is in you room daily (my TV didn't work) and on top of all that: its paid parking?! trust the 1 and 2 star review... I can see how some might give it 3's or even 4's because the staff is polite and bar and restaurant are a plus... no way the 5's are anyone that had a long stay.

What an extraordinary gem hidden in southern New Mexico. I honestly had no idea what to expect from…read morethe Pelham House; I had obliged to be the DD for several of my parents' friends for their Christmas dinner; a quaint little adobe home from the outside, this "bed and breakfast" location is absolutely stunning and gorgeous (especially by NM standards). There is the magazine, "Ventanas," which typically highlights several beautiful homes around the southwest (reminds me of the national equivalent, "Frontgate," on a much lesser scale). Decorated for the Christmas season, the Pelham House would have every right to be featured in Ventanas with its cozy and impressive interior decorating (I'll upload some pictures later). Every little ornate detail in the house was executed to near perfection. I wanted to take home all of the glassware/stemware! The decorating in the house is among the best I've ever seen anywhere. In addition to this, the rooms throughout the house are definitely worth the visit. There is a large atrium in the very center of the home, capable of seating many patrons. I saw two different bedrooms, each with their own southwestern flair. There is also a game room and, of course, a cozy den! Since we came for just dinner, our stay lasted approximately 3 hours. TIP: Bring your own booze. They do not have a liquor license, but they are apparently allowed to serve a "Welcome drink." While I had some particularly delicious iced tea all night, our friends were greeted with a nice holiday cocktail-- I was told that last time they were served some tasty bellinis. Carol and Robert were exceedingly hospitable-- Carol acted as our waitress for the night and we were always attended to and had everything we needed. In addition, CC is a very talented chef. We were also welcomed with an hors' d'oeuvre consisting of a delectable baked wheel of Brie, accompanied by sliced mushrooms, whole jalapenos, slices of bread, and a clove of garlic. I could not get enough of this! I may or may not have spoiled some of my dinner with eating such copious amounts of this delicious starter... We started our 4-course dinner with a must-have soup: southwestern corn chowder. A perfect level of spicy kick balanced with the sweet corn made for a true winner. We followed this wish a refreshing salad served on a frozen plate (I love little details like this). The salad was dressed in a champagne raspberry vinaigrette with a dash of honey. Also a winner! The main course consisted of sliced pieces of tender pork, red-skin mashed potatoes, and cubed roasted butternut squash. Overall, a good dish. Dessert was a Mexican chocolate cake complete with a heavy amount of homemade candy-cane ice cream. For everything, the total came to ~$53 per person. I found this to be very reasonable as the food was far above average and the ambiance of the home is perfect. Why 4 stars and not 5? Well, the friend of ours that coordinated the whole dinner had specifically requested two of the dishes had to have chicken as the entree (they cannot eat pork/red meat). All of the dishes came out, and there was no chicken to be found. Our friend had told us that she specifically mentioned this on the phone more than once. TIP: Get it in writing via email. Bottom line? Downright gorgeous venue, fantastic homemade food, and a delightful ambiance that will encourage you to want to come back for more.

If you enjoy historic sites with marvelous ambience and great food, this is the place for you. The…read moreold adobe building was constructed in the mid 1800s. Over the years several wealthy owners put considerable money in its expansion and architecture and used it as their personal residence. Thus the place is very charming.

The parts of Juarez I saw on the drive from the airport and the area I stayed look decent. But by…read moreno means did I translate that to safe. But compared to Mexico City, Juarez is so much cleaner and nicer looking. Locals I crossed all said that all the violence shown in the news is located in the center of town which is no where near this area. I saw no signs of problems. I didn't venture out a lot, but I did walk to the stores just across the street from our hotel a couple of times. Hotel choices right by the embassy were plentiful. And I do mean right by it. Next door, across the street... within one or two blocks there had to be 20 hotels. Big chain hotels and little hotels. I looked carefully at most hotels in the area on sites like TripAdviser, Google Ratings, Yelp, Orbitz and others before I chose. I chose one a little further away, reasons listed below. A ton of restaurants around including Denny's, Applebees, Wing Nuts, Little Caesars and other familiar restaurants, as well as a million local joints and the oh-so-tasty street vendors. Right across the street there are 10 restaurants. The hotel I chose and why... I stayed at the La Quinta Inn that was about 3/4 a mile away from the embassy. There were a lot of hotels closer but this had some of the better reviews and things I thought important. I chose this hotel because it had a pool, a gym, a hot tub, guest laundry, free breakfast, in room fridge and microwave, free wifi, in room coffee and more. That has made the stay of "staying in my hotel a lot" much more pleasant. Also, I opted to get the suite (a bedroom and living room), it was just $10 more a night and very worth it! I averaged about $80 a night that I was there. Also, the hotel was gated, security guard at the gate 24/7. In addition to all this, the hotel offered a shuttle to the airport, to all of my appointments, the embassy, the border, to DHL/FedEx locations, local restaurants and shopping centers. Anywhere I needed to go, they took me. When I was ready to come back, I called and they picked me up within 15 minutes or so. Having a microwave and fridge with a ride to the grocery store cut costs on eating out, though I ate out a lot anyway just because I love the local flavor. In addition, it cut the need to go out. Then of course, the free breakfast in the morning helped a lot to. The breakfast wasn't just a continental style breakfast, but rather eggs, potatoes, beans, fruits, cereals, juices, milk, yogurts, coffee, quesadillas and more. It also changed a bit each morning. The hotel was clean and nice with daily room cleaning service. Beautiful and well kept with the staff more than willing to help any way they can. They bent over backward for me. They also had room service for dinner with most meals running around 70 to 100 pesos (not a bad price at all considering it was room service and 100 pesos translates to about $6.50 American dollars.) Almost everyone here was staying here for a consulate visit or business with the embassy. A very large grocery store was about a 5 minute walk, 1 minute drive up the street. It was a chain store called S-Mart. Never seen one before but they are all over here. Prices for everything., since it is a border town, were just slightly lower than what I'd pay in Utah but not really a significant difference. The hotel has a small sundry shop with minimal necessities in it and a few drinks, including a limited choice of beer. Rooms also have an iron, ironing board, hair dryer, work tables, plug in and wifi internet (free) and a closet with hangers. A note, rooms with fridges: turn your fridge on as soon as you get there. They turn them off to save energy so don't just assume it's cold and put your goods in it. I had to make some copies, which they kindly helped me out with. Laundry tokens were just under 100 pesos but that included soap, dryer sheet and the washer and dryer. The gym was well equipped, never crowded. I'd stay here again in a second and never look elsewhere. My flight arrived in Juarez at 8AM, knowing that check in time usually is much later than that I called the hotel in advance and asked about the possibility of checking in early. The assured me they would do every thing they could but could not guarantee anything. I was here by 9 AM, checked in at the front desk where the clerk told me no rooms were available yet but I they could secure my luggage and I could help myself to the hotel facilities, including a very much needed breakfast and coffee. By 11 AM, they had a room ready for me. Just amazing service. Especially for a hotel that gets booked solid probably every day, they could turn away people and still be full. Simply, the best service oriented hotel I've ever stayed at. I've stayed at well over a hundred hotels so that's saying a lot. It isn't the fanciest, doesn't have the biggest (or warmest pool), no plush bar or restaurant on the bottom floor; but it has everything you need and service, good service.

Overall our stay was great. We stayed 6 days for my mothers visa appointments. The transportation…read moreservice was good but not great. They were unable to take us to the airport due to our flight being in the morning. They would take sometimes up to an hour to pick us up or be available to take us somewhere which was understandable. It was convenient having the transportation though. The good thing is that the medical clinics provide transportation as well. They will also provide transportation to pick up the medical exam results. The breakfast was great. They provided a traditional Mexican breakfast with beans along with scrambled eggs and ham or hot dog almost everyday. There was also another main dish served that varied from chili with potatoes and meat from chilaquiles. There was also sweet Mexican bread, fruit, yogurt, milk, juice, coffee, and tea. Having a microwave and mini fridge was also very convenient. There are a few places to eat across the street and Wal-Mart is walking distance. The lady, Carmen,who cleaned our room was very friendly and was great at providing information about the city. We felt very safe in our hotel and in the city. There are many other people going for their visa interview and many of them are willing to share their experiences or provide advice.

Such a unique, charming B&B. The owner of the property Debbie was accommodating, friendly, funny…read moreand loved to share stories. I stayed in the Geronimo room which had its own on suite bathroom. I hadn't slept that well in a long time. I think it was the quiet? Debbie brought a tray of fresh fruit, coffee, and oj to the room in the morning. Downstairs, she cooked an amazing breakfast with fresh eggs from her chickens, bacon, sausage, potatoes, toast/ English muffin and danish. I didn't need to eat the rest of the day. I absolutely loved the property's 2 dogs, 3 cats, and pickle the parrot. It was nice to share stories with fellow travelers. I give the stay a 5 for the hospitality, charm, breakfast, and animals. If you are looking for modern/polished/sterile accommodations this is not the place for you. I wish I had planned a longer stay.

This was an out of the blue find online at the end of a long road trip, n I wish I could have…read morestayed more than 1 day! The whole family owned estate was right in line with my style with the cool black velvet and western paintings n 70's decor n architectural scene! Debbie the owner/hotess/cook was a delight n made a breakfadt that makes you want to slap a Waffle House! Indoor pool and pool table, great room n great dogs too. Thanx y'all, highly recommended!

Looking through the previous reviews, I am happy I didn't look at them before booking this hotel…read morebecause I would have passed on this stay on post. In my opinion I didn't experience all that was stated previous to me. For starters I didn't see NOT ONE cock roach my entire 4 day stay, the people were friendly, and I didn't have any issue with my room. *Just FYI there are two hotels on post..there is this one that is similar to a barracks, and then there's one at the main building which is a holiday Inn (across from freedom crossing) that you can stay in. The holiday Inn was running at $79 a night when I called and the barrack looking building was running $49 a night. The appearance of the room is just like a barracks room, but it has some added space and the bed was actually decent. The walls are pretty thin because we had a friend stop by and when I was in the hall heading back to the room I could hear them talking. So if you are discussing something important I would wait until later. The room was a average size room. The closet was a walk in closet and had a safe, laundry basket, and hangers provided for you. I wasn't expecting a AMAZING room since it was only $49.00 a day. I did have pets so I paid a $75 pet deposit for my whole stay. For the price I was satisfied, especially since we only truly used the room to sleep and shower in. The breakfast was served in the day room of the building next to us, on the second floor. It was a simple breakfast. Coffee, cereal, milk, oatmeal, boiled eggs, different types of toast and fruits. There is a juice machine as well. The two days I went to this building for breakfast the lady that was on duty was very friendly each time. The other two days I actually went to the holiday end since they are partnered together and enjoyed breakfast there. They have hot and cold food, lots more options. They had everything from the pancake maker...to omelette a and meats. So of course since we were able to get more options we really enjoyed ourselves. Both of the breakfast options has TVs playing so you can watch them if you please. The cleaning staff were very pleasant but if you understand Spanish listen closely because they will make sly comments in Spanish. They didn't realize we understood until I laughed and responded back and then they were really quiet. So beware of them, but other wise the staff were really nice. All in all it was a great stay for $49.00 a night. I am use to more top notch hotels, but for the price I was pleased. I would and did recommend this hotel to others that are PSCing or waiting for their home to be ready. I hope people after me have a pleasant experience as I did.

We just arrived here @Ft Bliss & our house won't be ready to move in for 7 days. We decided it…read morewould be best to stay @a hotel on post, so we could be closer to everything & thought it'd be less stressful than staying off post... WRONG! After typing in "1744 Victory Ave" on our GPS, we were lost for HOURS in the rain, which was no bueno, especially after driving 11 hours from San Diego with 2 toddlers! The building was seriously impossible to find. When I finally typed in the address to the PX, we were able to get on post. It was actually easier when we were told to go on "Pleasington," not "Victory Rd"... Okay O_O When we finally checked in, we were told the hotel we're staying in is in a separate area. I read reviews that could happen, but I had no idea it was ACROSS THE BRIDGE & in a COMPLETELY different section! Wth!? There are no restaurants/places within walking distance, so I'm pretty unhappy with that.