We two stayed one night as an interim stop between Tucson and Santa Fe. After much research I…read moreconcluded this would be the best place in Eagar/Springerville to stay, and this motel met our modest expectations given the modest price. We were on the first floor. The ROOM was safe and sufficiently clean, though the coffee maker had not been emptied of used coffee filters. The BED was ok, though it seemed a bit tilted. The quality of the bed linens and towels was adequate. The BREAKFAST was spare, as expected for the price. Highlight was actual fruit (small oranges), as well as the availability of both almond and soy milk. In addition to an orange, I had granola (which was almost gone) with almond milk. Scrambled eggs and SOS were also available, as well as sugary kids cereals.

We were given Room 115, which smells horrible and is likely unsafe for people. It reeks of black…read moremold. Despite knowing this upon our arrival, the staff informed us it was the only room left, so we're stuck here. They should not be renting out this room. Shame on Best Western. I plan to report them to building officials once we return from our trip. This place is a dump. Don't stay here. Carpet js full of stains. YUCK!!!

Stay away from this place! Our room, number 121, was a disaster. There was old vinyl flooring…read morethat looked like something that was gotten from the goodwill. It was dirty as evidenced by the state of my feet bottoms and the difference in patterns at one point on the floor. Did something happen there?!!! The fire alarm had no battery. The shower head looked as though it was thick with Ebola. The breakfast...or lack there of...was the another of the disappointments. It was served from 6-9am and at 7:10am, there was no meat, no bagels, no coffee. We did have a choice of dried out eggs that had been on the warmer too long and cereal with milk that wasn't exactly cold. The one saving grace was the bed. It "appeared" to be clean and was relatively comfortable. And the location was near the place I was there to visit. If you go to Springerville, be sure to grab breakfast at Booga Reds and take a trip through the western store near door to this dump. Also, don't be fooled by the name change. It's being run as Howard Johnson by Wyndham. Which is why we chose it. A could of names we know and trusted! Both of the namesakes should be embarrassed and ashamed. So much for trusting a name.....

This possibly has to be the worst hotel I have ever stayed at!! My room was 126 the room looks like…read moreit hasn't been cleaned in a long time, from all the dust to finding someone's retainer. To put the cherry on top of things there is so much BLACK MOLD!! Even my coworkers pillows has black mold on them!!! To add on to things my toilet wasn't even connected to the ground. The fridge is just rotting and smelling the whole room up. Half the time your door doesn't shut. Whatever you do stay far away from this hotel.

I spent 8 nights in this motel. The room was nice but a little hard for someone in an electric…read morewheelchair to get into the bathroom. The office staff were very nice and helpful. The room was clean the first night. The major problem was that after the first night, my room was only cleaned twice the whole time I was there. I had to call the office to get towels brought to me ( the manager did that). Another time is had to call the office and have someone come and change the sheets as the bed had been made with sheets that were not clean ( bowel accident due to bad food). I feel that there should have been some adjustment to my bill because of all of this being brought to managements attention, however that did not to happen.

Small town motel in very good repair, clean, no frills. Staff are friendly. No "free" breakfast,…read morebut easy walking distance to three decent places that serve all three meals. Wall heater had continuous fan setting for white noise! Quiet and Clean. Would certainly repeat.

Wow! This place is loaded with vintage happiness! There were some very gorgeous furniture pieces…read morethat can have you renting a u-haul to get it all home! I think the spot used to be a hotel the way it is set up. You actually walk out of it at one point and into another doorway to enter another room. There is also an upstairs section. The woman at the counter was very helpful to us and nice to speak with. Definitely recommend a stop in when visiting the White Mountain area.

Stay here if you enjoy blood stained sheets and towels, dirty linen, moldy bathrooms with wall…read morepaint chipped off in the bathrooms, rusty drains that have a metal ring loose in the tub. Seriously though, this place looks nice from the pictures and all but first night I found a blood stain the size of a golf ball in my bed. There is some kind of stain on the blanket that might be blood that is over the sheets. I told them about the bed and the maid only replaced the sheets. There are stains on the chairs as well. In the bathroom, there is mold growing on the wall and there might be also stains from something on the wall. Its hard to distinguish between the two. The bathtub has a ring that is rusty and loose, seems sharp and dangerous, I've been avoiding it so far. The window in the bathroom also has mold spores growing all over it and is cracked. On to the linen, I got back early from the job and house keeping stopped by, I requested clean towels and gave them the dirty ones back. The clean ones had, are you ready for this shocker... more stains of some kind on them and some were dirty with black stains. My coworkers have similar rooms and issues as well, so this isn't a fluke. In fact, he got his pillow case replaced from the maids dropping by while we were out to work and when he came back, he found a blood stain on one of his pillow cases. Going cheap on the linen seems to be common practice here. There was also guests that seemed to be smoking a ton of pot next to our room when we got back at night as well as in the morning, then we witnessed a drug handoff to another person right in front of our room. The WiFi barely works as well. You won't be streaming movies here at night in 480P. I will say the amenities in the room are decent, nice TV, nice furniture and there seem to be no bed bugs luckily. I'm up here for work for about a week or so, otherwise I would have changed hotels after the first night. I do not really have a choice in the matter. So if you are booking your employees somewhere, I suggest you try elsewhere.

A dump that is the last place to stay if you're driving through the night. The people are polite,…read morebut the accommodations are absolutely disgusting. I have stayed in a lot of hotels in my career, but never one like this.

Great little motel. Very friendly people. Rooms are small but clean. If you need a place to stay it…read moredefinitely works. Lots of stuff in walking distance. Beautiful old time hotel. It's not fancy but it's clean, safe, comfortable and affordable.

Good prices monthly rentals very clean rooms the staff was awesome only problem I had is Neighbors…read morepounding on the walls late at night

ATTENTION THE SIGN READS TRAVEL INN & SUITE…read more NOT SUPER 8 I called last night 8/19/25 and reserved a room. I asked for either a ADA room or a ground floor. I also asked to make sure the room had a frig & micro and it does the a/c worked great also. Anyway when we arrived today there was a sign on the door saying I'll be back in 5 minutes and a phone number if you wanted to speak to someone. We waited and checked things out. Then as I was about to call he pulled in with his son that he had just picked up from school. He was very apologetic and I told him it was not a problem especially for the reason he was not there. Then I made another request. Since my gf smokes I asked for a smoking room also. No problem it was a larger room with 2 beds, but he didn't charge extra. Then as I was parking my motorcycle with a trailer in tow. He came out and told me to go ahead and park in front of the room because one room was not available due to a customer damaging it and he wouldn't put anyone on the other side. The room its self is very large and very clean. There is a restaurant with a piano bar in the same parking lot, that will be opening on 8/28. I don't know if this is the 1st review because it changed ownership or not, but it does look like it is going through some updates. There was pallets of new laminate flooring although the floors in our room looked great. Anyway that's my 2 cents worth, but I've been on the road for 55 days 51 nights in a motel or hotel from $48 to $325 a night and for the price I'd stay here hands down over any of the other places. Give them a try. I know there are a lot of motorcycle riders passing through Springerville to ride Devils Hwy. Save yourself some money and use it to ride more. Safe travels to everyon