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.

Stayed here for work. Our dressers don't close and they have Mich ultra bottle caps on the bottom…read more When we got in our room there was clumps of hair in our shower. When we had our room cleaned nothing was vacuumed. The WiFi seems to not even exist at times. And the pool looks like it hasn't been cleaned in a hot minute; bugs, hair and debris. The happy hour that they have from Monday - Wednesday is a nice touch but wish it was the whole week. They serve wine, beer and food. The front desk staff who is sometimes there, are very nice and friendly.

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.

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.

There were some things I genuinely liked about this hotel and some things that made it clear I…read morewon't be returning. Let's start with the positives: The breakfast was surprisingly good. The gentleman working the breakfast area was incredibly kind and frequently checked on guests. The manager (jet-black hair and a big black mustache) was also very friendly and welcoming. There's a Starbucks right in the parking lot. The lobby and exterior were attractive and well-maintained. You can tell someone takes pride in the property's appearance. Unfortunately, the guest rooms told a different story. Our first night was spent in a double queen room where the towels smelled strongly of mildew and the heater took forever to warm the room. For the remainder of our stay, we moved into a king suite with a rollaway bed. Initially I was excited. More space, bigger bed, huge closet, and even a balcony! Then reality set in. The balcony was filthy and the view wasn't exactly something I'd call scenic. The bathroom doorknob was broken, the bathroom door didn't fit properly in the frame, and the ceiling was actually coming down. Every time the door opened or closed it scraped against the ceiling. There was also a leak under the sink, forcing us to use our bath towels to soak up water. The biggest disappointment, however, was the housekeeping staff. Several employees appeared visibly irritated when we declined room service early one morning. One employee became noticeably upset and began loudly speaking in Spanish while looking directly at me. When I asked if there was a problem, the answer was "No." Whether there was a misunderstanding or not, the interaction felt uncomfortable and unprofessional. I reported it to the front desk, but it seemed to be brushed aside. Overall, the hotel staff at the front desk and breakfast area were wonderful, but the condition of the room and the housekeeping experience overshadowed the positives.

I've stayed at this hotel many times in the past few years and I didn't expect anything different…read morefrom my stay last night, but it was the worst experience I've ever had at this hotel. I arrived late in the evening and the lady at the desk rushed me through check in without bothering to inform me of the amenities or when breakfast was served. I'm very familiar with these things but this was the first time they were not mentioned. I was given the option to pick which floor I would like to be on and I chose the ground floor. I'm usually assigned to the second or third floor so I thought not having to go up the stairs would be nice for a change. Oh how wrong I was... My room was really close to the lobby and I could hear the muffled voices and shuffling of every person who walked through the area. Someone had a really bad cough and they weren't being quiet about it. I went to the soda fountain a couple of times during the night to refill my cup and the lady at the desk scowled at me every time. I guess I was interrupting the videos she was watching on her phone. The noise from the lobby eventually quieted down and I was able to fall asleep around midnight, but then I was abruptly woken up at 5am by the fire alarm. I wasn't sure what it was at first because it was a sharp shriek that cut off and repeated every 10 seconds or so instead of a continuous siren like most fire alarms. I went out into the hall to see other guests wondering what was going on. I went to the front desk and another employee was fiddling with the emergency controls in the red box on the wall. She was manually silencing the alarm every time it went off, which explained the sudden cut off in the noise. She asked what I wanted and I asked if there was an emergency and if we needed to evacuate. She nonchalantly told me that someone was either smoking in their room or tampering with the fire alarm but there was no emergency. I was concerned about the latter statement but she told me there was nothing she could do about it. She was on the phone with someone (maybe the management, or maybe the fire department) but I was too irritated to care so I went back to my room. Many more guests had entered the lobby in various states of confusion and concern but they were also told "no emergency." I tried going back to sleep but I couldn't due to all the other people in the area, and then I started hearing what I thought was an air compressor filling it's tank. I couldn't figure out what the noise was exactly, but it happened every 5 minutes and would last about 30 seconds before stopping. I went back to the hallway and looked at the elevator but it made a different sound. Since sleep was no longer an option, I stayed awake and packed up around 7:30am. On my way to the lobby I heard the sound again and realized that it was being made by these two commercial refrigerators in a closet at the end of the hall. I was sort of right in the fact that it was a compressor making the noise, but I didn't think a refrigerator was the cause. There was a different lady at the desk and she didn't ask about my stay when I checked out. She asked if I wanted my receipt, but that was it. If she was informed about the chaos that happened a few hours earlier, I imagine she didn't want guests to have the invitation to complain by asking "how was everything?" I was too tired and pissed off to say anything so I left. I had booked my reservation three weeks ago and got a great deal on the one night for $80 (it was actually $95 after taxes). My previous stay at this hotel was about three months ago and after last night, I'm seriously reconsidering staying at this hotel again. Oh, there's also an abandoned van sitting in the parking lot. It's been out there for at least five months and the tires are all flat. I asked the staff about it during my last stay because I keep seeing it but they told me it wasn't their concern. So a broken down, abandoned vehicle languishing in your parking lot isn't your concern? Ok.

I have mixed feelings about my stay. I spent a significant amount of money staying here for three…read morenights and made full use of the hotel's amenities. There were definitely some highlights: the restaurant was excellent, and the orange juice was genuinely some of the best I've ever had. The valet service was fantastic as well--I never had to worry about parking, and the staff were always friendly and helpful. The gym was also well-equipped, with towels provided, a good variety of equipment, and even a Pilates machine. Unfortunately, my experience with the front desk staff, particularly a morning employee named Edgar, left a very negative impression. On more than one occasion, I returned to the hotel and stood outside the entrance for 15-20 minutes waiting to be let in. He had seen me leave earlier and could clearly see me waiting at the door, yet made no effort to assist. Beyond that, his overall demeanor came across as passive-aggressive and unwelcoming. It's disappointing because the rest of the property and staff were great, and I genuinely enjoyed many aspects of my stay. However, customer service at the front desk is a major part of the guest experience, and this behavior was completely unacceptable. I would consider staying here again, but management should address this issue if they want guests to feel welcomed and valued.

Ok. All in all this place is dope. Wanted to stay at a nicer spot for the night on my way from…read moreAustin to CA. Checked in around 8pm. Everything is cool. Ate a nice dinner. The only issue I had was the room I was staying in had a biiiig window and outside that window was the bar and lobby and till about 11PM there was a massive caravan of people drinking and chatting the night away. I am a light sleeper (DIVA) and had this gone on any later it would have been a real issue but things pretty much completely simmered down by 11 and I got a great nights sleep. Honestly the room bordering the bar/lobby will probably keep me from coming back but all and all the staff and place is pretty lovely. They seem to have rooms that don't have this issue.

If you are in El Paso for whatever reason this hotel is in an ideal location. Walking distance to…read moreBaseball stadium, restaurants.. and we felt safe at all times of day or night. The hotel is nice and probably in the top 2 in the area. We went for the larger suite which has a separate living room from the bedroom. Nice for working while spouse is sleeping. Room service is pretty good food.. we tried a dinner and a breakfast via room service and both times everything was great. Self parking just under the hotel so no need to stress over valet and tipping.

This hotel is great ( in a low budget location)…read moreGreat service Great rooms great air conditioning great food I guess if you want the best hotel around, I think this will be hard to beat But do I want to come back ? no ! Unless I'm willing to take an Uber to nicer places if there are any around El Paso? The zoo perhaps? It's not the hotel's fault it's the area I don't know El Paso, or if there are better areas But in about 10 minutes, you can see all that downtown El Paso has to offer I walked 8 miles around the area and anything past a few blocks in the hotel is dirty and dingy with security gates on every business selling the lowest budget items you could possibly find uninteresting Great hotel Lowest budget area.

The good: clean spacious room, solid breakfast, friendly staff…read more The bad: parking was sourced out to PMC management, which left a card on my windshield - I parked myself, but it ended up costing me $37 for a short day. Plus, the digital key didn't work for the elevator, and the door wouldn't reopen; all my banging didn't draw any attention. Expected better from Hilton.

Very disappointed in this hotel. Things were decent until today. Check out time is noon. I have a…read moredo not disturb sign on my door. I have not checked out. 8:30 am housekeeping starts banging on my door. I say what she says sorry. 8:44 someone else bangs on the door and I ignore them this time and they go away. They may have tried to enter but it's double locked. About 9am again, housekeeping banging with her little key fob on the door. This in time I'm pissed and say what is y'all's problem this is the 3rd time y'all have knocked on my door. There is a do not disturb sign on the door. She walks away. It's absolutely ridiculous that they don't care one bit about guests being able to rest and relax, just about turning rooms. I like the hotel and had an overall decent stay but am leery of returning because I don't want to deal with that nonsense again.

Hotel was clean and the beds and pillows comfy. Everything in my room worked and nothing was…read morebroken. The AC was cool. It was quiet even though the hotel was close to no vacancy. The hotel is located near stores and restaurant and the airport. I reserved my room online but still had to wait about 20 minutes to get checked in because the front attendant was pretty busy helping a customer on the phone. They did charge me a deposit (hold) even though I paid with credit card, some hotels don't if you use a credit card. The deposit was returned within a few days. All in all my family and me had a quiet, comfortable stay. I would stay here again. I always book through Choice Rewards App or Armed Forces Travel to save money.

This hotel needs new management. I was caught off guard but some of the employees who work here…read moreare super rude. El Paso is meant to be known for welcoming friendly people but apparently not here. I will be finding a new place to stay at from now on.

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.

We had a great stay at the HI Express - El Paso. I loved that the AC worked really well. It's got…read moregreat location to the airport and main post. The room 321 was adequate, but had everything. Fridge, microwave, coffee machine. My daughter enjoyed the pool everyday. The place is well located with easy access to various entrances at Fort Bliss and the Airport. It has its own parking lot with spaces on either side of the building. They do offer breakfast, but after seven mornings, I think may have lost interest on day three - no breakfast variety. Also, the coffee wasn't always strong enough. I was impressed they made the rooms daily. The staff was friendly and accommodating. It's by the highway, next to other hotels, but is very safe. It limits access points after hours. I recommend.

After a long day traveling with my family. The hotel messed up my reservation, placed me in 3…read moredifferent rooms and provided the worse customer service. There was no accountability and attempt to provide excellent service. I was extremely disappointed with my experience. The room had a leaking shower which covered the entire floor with water. Go somewhere else.

Close Quiet Basic…read moreheat and serve food at a mini bar Free with stay b fast with good scrambled and boiled eggs eggs. Heat and serve hash browns and sausage Good fruit and yogurt stand. Hot water in rooms needed to get get left on a few minutes to get just hot enough. Great value. Exceedingly pleasant staff

There is actually a lot to like about this place. The rooms are spacious, the location is good, the…read morebreakfast is excellent and the price is fair. This is actually the third time I've stayed here for at least three days. While the immediate location is not great, you are minutes away from everything you may need right across the 10. You are also close to downtown and the airport as well. The only thing keeping this place from an extra star is the awful bathroom situation. The tiny cubical that houses the shower and toilet is awful. It's literally a 6 x 6 box with no ventilation, and there are some things people do that really require ventilation. Worse yet, is it's so small it's difficult to close the door due to how small it is. You literally have to climb behind the toilet to close the door after opening it. It's really the only bad thing about this place. I've stayed here three times so obviously I can look past the tiny bathroom. Honestly, the breakfast is worth the stay. I also find the lobby restroom an adequate replacement for the non ventilated bathroom.