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    Residence Inn by Marriott El Paso

    3.3 (46 reviews)
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    4th floor view.
    Dan D.

    Road tripping from California to San Antonio, TX, we stop in El Paso to sleep. Check-in was quick and placed on the Bonvoy preferred floor. The room was clean, the bed was comfortable. Because of covid, the breakfast was cold grab and go, but selection was good - burritos, sausage and bisquit, fruit, coffee, etc. The only opportunity was the front desk man was not the model Marriott employee, unfriendly and just going through the motions. The tub drain also was slow, so while showering I was standing in shin deep water, the drain stopper was open.

    My yummy breakfast!! I loved the fresh fruit, scrambled eggs, and muffin! And it was really nice to have packets of Nutella, too!!
    Michelle L.

    We stayed here just for one night and loved it! It was pretty easy to locate this hotel right off the 10 freeway, and parking was really reasonable and spacious. We stayed in a 2-bedroom suite, and were greeted with little hard candies on our pillows in each of the bedrooms! It was a nice touch! Especially since we never received candies before in any Residence Inn hotel stay! The front desk staff and the kitchen crew are super friendly and courteous! They asked us right away if we needed help Ruth anything! We felt completely comfortable and totally at ease!! We slept pretty well. And our request for a special ADA bathroom was immediately granted upon arrival. The ADA bathroom was really clean, which is a huge plus! Sometimes ADA bathrooms for disabled guests are not too clean in some hotels. But the one in our room at this hotel was very clean! And we were so thankful for that! The breakfast buffet was awesome!! In addition to serving the usual scrambled eggs, waffles, fresh fruit, coffee, and juices, it also had packets of Nutella for our muffins and bread items! We were stoked!! We certainly would love to stay here again when we visit El Paso again!!

    Cracked tile in the "newly remodeled" bathroom.
    James D.

    Early November 2019: I just found out that I was going to have to go to El Paso, TX to work for 30 days. The more I thought about it, the more I was not looking forward to it. I would be away from my family during Thanksgiving again, and I have lived in El Paso for 13 years. El Paso is a decent city but not the place I was itching to go back to. I started making my travel arrangements and decided, what the hell I'm going to make the best of it. My plan was to go to work, get back to the hotel, drink a beer and kick back in the hot tub. Then do the same thing the next day, the 30 days will fly by I figured. So I looked around online and found Residence Inn by Marriott El Paso, they had a pool and hot tub, free breakfast and free beer 3 days out of the week. I showed up at the hotel kind of exhausted after traveling half way across the country, so I checked in went upstairs to my room, unpacked and went to sleep. The next day while waiting for a co-worker I saw the window to the pool and walked over to look. I looked left, right (I even looked up just in case); there was no hot tub to be found. I was angry, but I also didn't want to be late for work so I figured I would address it later. When I got back that evening, I asked the front desk to speak to the manager. She told me he would be in the next day. I was not a happy camper. The next day came and I went down to talk to the General Manager (Dereck, aka the warden). While talking to the manager, I got the impression that he actually did not care what my plans were for the 30 days and that he was kind of put off about having to speak with one of the inmates (I have worked for years in prisons and jails when I used to live in Florida). The warden advised me that they had remodeled and the hot tub was taken out and they "forgot" to take the picture off their official page even though they had pictures posted from after the renovation. The warden offered me some points that were good toward my next incarceration. I advised the warden that I would not be a recidivist, so I would not be needing those points. I returned to my cell angrier than I was before talking to the warden. I decided I would send a kite to the governor (Corporate). I explained my grievances to the governor and was told that the governor would tell the warden about my grievances (didn't he pay attention? I already spoke to the warden and the warden did not care). After work release the next day I received a kite from the warden that said his decision was final, I would get points towards my next incarceration. What follows are some notes I was able to scratch out on a smuggled piece of paper: Day 3: This place is starting to feel like a prison, how did I end up here. I'm a law abiding member of society! Day 7: I am drifting off to sleep, thinking about the 3am alarm clock for my work release. It must be bring your kids to work day at the prison because there are small screaming voices racing up and down the hall outside of my cell. Trying to sleep is futile. Day 10: what are the chances of two bring your kids to work days in one week? Day 11: I went downstairs to the prisons main office, while paying my restitution, I pointed out to the wardens secretary (I think she's on work release to because she is actually nice so she must me stuck working for the warden against her will) that the prison's license to do prison things (business license) was expired, it actually expired that day. My good deed was done for the day. Day 15: the walls are closing in, I am running out of toilet paper so I took the sign off my cell door as a signal to the jailer that I needed more. When I returned from work release, my trash was gone, my bunk was made....but no toilet paper. The only bright note is I am halfway through my sentence. Day 18: What a dreary day, didn't think it could rain this much in the desert. Went down for the evening meal and there was 3 inches of water in the hallway outside of the wardens office. I got excited, maybe they were hiding the hot tub that is on the pictures behind the laundry door! Nope.... I ate my burnt sausages and went back to my cell. Day 19: Evidently the prison staff is not happy with me. They put up a Christmas Tree outside of the wardens office, when a fellow inmate asked about it, the staff said they would have to take it down because one of the inmates was complaining about the prison not having a hot tub so they had to take more pictures....I guess now i'm the grinch that stole Christmas for the Residence Inn. Editors note: This was also the day I found out that the hot tub was taken out eight months prior, but they kept the picture on the website to attract customers. Day 19 (cont): today is also thanksgiving, I am keeping track of my incarceration using tick marks on a contraband note pad. Took my tag off the door today so the jailers could bring me more toilet paper. They never showed up. Day 20: the jailers ignored my request for toilet paper again. Tr

    Nice desk. Where is the trash can!?
    John S.

    Welcome to grandmas house. No really, walking into this place is almost nostalgic, that's how dated did it is. Even from the outside this resembles a small cottage more than it does a hotel. For some that is a huge perk, for a business traveler or someone that travels often probably not so much. Front desk guy was AWESOME. For the love of God take the stairs. The elevator creeks slowly up all 4 stories. So many horror movies pass through your mind as you pray that it doesn't snap and crash to your demise. This is a first impression kinda thing, not a good start. The rooms have a nice floorplan and are quite open, but everything in the room could belong to your grandparents. It is clean, but misses some of the fundamentals. There is not a single trashcan in the entire room except for the bathroom. That does not make sense when you have a full kitchen and sink in the front room as well as a desk. The old-style bathtub with the shower curtain again is great if you're traveling with small children who need to take a bath, otherwise you feel like you were staying again in an older home. One of the major misses is something as simple as the hangers. I don't know who invented these plastic hangers but they are terrible. The slope will not fit a standard sport coat or dress shirt and they are not wide enough to fit a standard man's shirt. I know this seems somewhat of a snobbish thing but as a business traveler you need to look your best and these hangers are not going to help your situation. The king size bed is average. Definitely not the same bed that you will find in a Marriott courtyard or other property. If you are going to stay for a long time and require a more apartment style living area at this probably is right up your alley, but if you are a regular business traveler and like a more modern hotel the Courtyard by the airport is by far a better option.

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    Michelle J.

    I stayed here while visiting my son who is stationed at Fort Bliss. The customer service is top notch. Ivan, the front desk clerk, greeted me with a genuine smile as soon as I entered. One small snag was that housekeeping hadn't signed off on my room. I was affected by that because I put a cup of Raspberry tea in the refrigerator and a few items in my room before going to the car to get my bag and the housekeeper inspecting the room threw it away. She was still inside my room when I came upstairs. She replaced my fresh brewed tea with a bottled ice tea from the snack store in the lobby. It was not as good but the effort to rectify the mistake was appreciated. A complimentary full breakfast is served every morning in the breakfast area just to the right of the front desk. It's pretty good except they were serving sausage patties, no bacon. I will say the carpet looks like it's from 1973 but the rooms are nice and have fully equipped kitchens for long stays. I would definitely book here again.

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    Nice. But $100 charge if you bring a pet. That is absurd. I could see something like $20/day upcharge but a flat fee of $100 is absurd.

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    Yay for pet friendly! and they only charge the same as a typical guestroom. You can't beat that!

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    Bathroom broken. Phone by bed doesn't work. TV channels on different number than Residence Inn Guide shows. Bedspread not clean.

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    Road tripping from California to San Antonio, TX, we stop in El Paso to sleep.

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    Booked this hotel back in Feb for BFF's annual birthday trip (usually to PS or Cat City) but we…read morewanted to go to a different city. The price was excellent (381.00 for a suite for 3 nights) & we ended up getting a 2 bedroom suite instead of a one bedroom for the same price! The entire property was very clean and serviced very well (on-site service changing light bulbs and other maintenance items). Property is older (furniture, some light staining on carpets, etc); however, room was very comfortable. Our suite had a kitchen (minus the stove) and all the cookware but oddly they did not provide reg dish soap or dishwashing detergent. Property offers a small gym as well as a laundry room (which is complimentary, albeit due to the military personnel staying there) so that was awesome! The downside was both were not very clean and it did not seem like employees spent much time cleaning them (they adjoined each other). Washers and dryers worked really well though! There is an outdoor pool with tables and BBQ grills, which was very nice if you are planning on doing some cooking. They also have a complimentary breakfast every morning and it was pretty decent with different types of egg dishes and either bacon or sausage, waffle fries/potatoes, waffle station, juice machine, a variety of breads, yogurt, granola, cereal, coffee. Plenty of tables to sit at and the employees kept everything stocked and clean. Front desk team was amazing and super friendly! They never felt like you were bothering them and were so kind, warm, and welcoming. Rooms were not supposed to be serviced, just light housekeeping on certain days but our room was. I believe parking is 10.00/day which I feel it should not be as it is in a regular area and plenty of parking, but, hey, it was still very affordable for all the amenities and excellent service. The property is also fairly close to downtown and if you have some time you can take their free BRIO transit buses to downtown (approx 33 min). We used LYFT most of the time to avoid having to find parking and the hassle of getting a large SUV rental (all the agency had). Definitely recommend this place!

    Good and bad....but the bad has made my decision to tell my company we should not be booking people…read morehere. The good...rooms are spacious and bed is comfortable. The kitchenette is sufficient to longer stays. Front desk staff weren't always at the front desk and in the back but when I went to the front desk, they noticed me immediately. But one lady wasnt the most friendly. The bad...as i mentioned i went to the front desk a few times. My keycard would stop working randomly. It was extremely frustrating. It happened to me 3 times in my 2 nigjt stay. There were crumbs outside in the hallway in front of my door upon my arrival. I stayed 2 nights, the crumbs were there upon my departure which tells me the staff doesnt vacuum daily or even every other day. The food in the morning was cold and dry. I arrived at midnight via Uber from the airport so I just wanted to go shower and straight to bed. I was hungry the next morning. The waffle maker timer is broken so I had to estimate how long is was cooking my waffles before I noticed it wasnt counting down. Lastly, there was a bug in my room...ill stop short of identifying it as a roach but ive attached a photo.

    Embassy Suites by Hilton El Paso

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    When I first checked in I noticed makeup on the pillowcase. I took the case downstairs and asked…read morefor the bedding to be changed. I left and came back a few hours later. The bedding did not get changed. I asked them again and they gave me bedding to change it myself. When I took the sheet off, I saw a large urine stain on the mattress protector. So I just took that off. Then I went to wash my hands and there was no soap. I had to go back downstairs and request that as well. They did give me an extra bottle of water for my troubles though. The room was pretty run down and clearly not well cleaned. The shower curtain rod sagged in the middle so I couldn't close the shower curtain when I showered and got water everywhere. The towels were very stiff, had a bit of a smell to them and were stained. I honestly didn't want to use them. The gym was decent. 2 treadmills, 2 electrical, and a peleton. Breakfast was not so great. I had a made to order omelet but it just wasn't good. Neither was anything else I tried. I did appreciate that the mattress was a softer one instead of the firm mattresses you usually get at hotels. And the water for showers did get really hot which I love. I booked a room next to the stairwell as I prefer stairs to the elevator but the stairwell exit/entrance is on the outside with no re-entry. So you can go down them but can't go up them. I didn't get a chance to go to the daily evening reception but it looked pretty popular. All in all, this hotel needs some TLC and I would advise anyone to book accommodations elsewhere.

    I really wanted to have a positive experience at Embassy Suites by Hilton El Paso, but…read moreunfortunately, this has been one of the most frustrating hotel stays I have experienced. I am here for work for a total of nine nights, and within the first five days there has been an issue nearly every single day. The problems actually began at check in. My company had already prepaid for my room, but I was initially told that my personal card would be charged for the entire nine night stay. I was then told I would personally be responsible for a deposit of more than $200. It took approximately an hour to get everything straightened out. I later learned that my company had actually been charged twice for the room and had to have one of the charges reversed. On Monday, the air conditioning in my room was not working properly. When I called the front desk, I was actually told, "It's working, it's just not working well." That was the response to an acknowledged problem with the AC. Tuesday night, the smoke detector began chirping and disrupted my sleep. Wednesday brought a much more concerning problem. I was riding the elevator to the 7th floor when it stopped at my floor, but the doors did not open. I had to press the open door button several times before they finally opened and I was able to get out. Shortly afterward, I was told that the elevator was out of service and stuck on the 7th floor. It remained that way overnight. Housekeeping also did not service my room that day. Thursday night, at around midnight, my room phone rang three separate times from the front desk. They were trying to reach Room 801. I am in Room 702. After several long workdays, being repeatedly awakened around midnight because the front desk was calling the wrong room was incredibly frustrating. Then came Friday. I woke up to no running water. I tried calling the front desk and received no answer. I contacted the hotel through the Hilton app and received no response there either. I eventually went downstairs and found a small sign at the front desk saying that the water had been shut off because of an emergency. That small sign was the only notice I personally saw anywhere in the hotel. There had been no notification to my room or through the app that I saw. One or two inconveniences during a long hotel stay are understandable. Things break. Emergencies happen. But this has been one problem after another: billing confusion and a duplicate charge, malfunctioning AC, a chirping smoke detector, missed housekeeping, an elevator malfunction while I was inside it, three unnecessary midnight phone calls, no running water, unanswered calls to the front desk, and poor communication about the water shutoff. For someone staying here for work, these aren't insignificant inconveniences. I need to be able to sleep, shower, get ready for work, and return at the end of the day to a safe and functioning hotel room. There is, however, one person who deserves tremendous recognition: Antonio, one of the housemen. Antonio has been the bright spot of this stay. I have personally watched him go above and beyond to make guests feel welcomed and appreciated. He is friendly, attentive, hardworking, and genuinely seems to care about the people staying here. In a stay filled with problems, his hospitality has stood out even more. I don't want the problems with this property to take anything away from an employee who is doing an exceptional job. Antonio deserves recognition at the highest level Hilton can provide. He represents exactly the kind of hospitality I expected when staying with Hilton. He is the only reason I am giving this location 2 stars. Unfortunately, one outstanding employee cannot compensate for the number of operational, maintenance, communication, and safety issues I have experienced during this stay. At this point, with several nights of my reservation still remaining, I should not be wondering what is going to go wrong next. I sincerely hope Hilton and the management of this property take these concerns seriously, particularly the elevator and smoke detector issues, and recognize Antonio for being an exceptional representative of hospitality despite everything happening around him.

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    Staff was super friendly. Love that you need a key card to go up in the elevator. Rooms were large…read more& spacious. Bed was super comfortable, there was a couch, huge desk with comfy rolling chair, & perfect kitchenette with full size fridge, microwave, sink, double coffee maker, dishes, containers, & silverware. Room was quiet & temperature quickly adjusted as needed. Bathroom was also bright, with plenty of counter space, & a nice glass, walk-in shower. I rarely use the shampoo & conditioner but forgot to restock my travel hair supplies and was pleasantly surprised my hair was not completely trashed & smelled great! There's also a small pool, workout center with washer & dryer, & a fire pit. Loved having fresh coffee & teas offered through the day/night. And it's a hop, skip, & jump from the airport. Will stay again if I go back!

    There were multiple security failures involving access to my occupied room during this stay…read more On 9/5, housekeeping barged into my occupied room because the room was incorrectly marked as a checkout. Then, at approximately 4 AM on 9/6, someone attempted to enter my room. They were able to get past the deadbolt, and only the interior wall latch prevented them from fully entering. They tried twice to open and only left when I yelled "wrong room". I was terrified. After already having housekeeping enter my room because of an incorrect room status, having someone get past the deadbolt in the middle of the night completely destroyed my sense of safety. I had to leave and pay out of pocket for another hotel. Brianna, the employee who checked me in and whose check-in error led to the overnight security breach, was also rude and unapologetic when I checked out the following day. Given the seriousness of what happened, I expected concern, accountability, and an apology. Management also never called me to f/u. Despite having to leave because I no longer felt safe, my stay has not been refunded, and I was left paying for both the original stay and alternative accommodations. This was not a minor customer service issue. Multiple errors resulted in unauthorized access to an occupied room, including someone getting past the deadbolt at 4 AM. I would not stay at this property again. Management needs to seriously review its room status, check-in, key access, and guest safety procedures.

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    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.

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