When I booked this room, I was told that it was a 2 1/2 star, which I didn't think was possible given the age of this motel. I expected to find it dirty and and run down. What a pleasant surprise to find freshly painted walls, new tub and fixtures and VERY comfortable beds. The only minor complaints I have were that the pillows seemed old and flat and I found some hairs in the bathtub. This motel is located close to downtown, which isn't close to shopping, but it was a good value, and it doesn't take long to drive across town to the mall via the new expressway. I will definitely be staying here more often!!

Stayed one night, October 29, 2010 in Room 163, rate of $66.60. Overnight stay on a trip from NM back to south Texas. This is an old property. Has been updated. Not up to La Quinta standards but is acceptable. Outside entrance, old style TV's. Internet works good and is free. Did not use the breakfast bar. Arrived early evening and left early morning. Good valve for over night stay.

I prefer these older La Quintas with the spanish-style architecture, and the rooms that exit directly outdoors. This hotel seems to include some of the elements of La Quinta's latest remodel theme, and some of the elements of the old one. My room was about as expected, but the carpet was a little stained in places. At check-out I mentioned this to the gal at the front desk and she set about writing-up a work order. Comfortable beds, a quiet and (mostly) clean room, quick wi-fi, parking outside the door, and a great value... what's to complain about?

Where to start? Try the extremely narrow driveway entrance, then the poorly paved parking areas. Sidewalks were unswept from one day to the next so were littered with trash & cigarette butts. Our bathroom smelled of sewage at night, even though it looked clean, & the A/C didn't work properly. The room was shabby, there was neither a refrigerator or a microwave.