My husband is stationed at Fort Bliss and is deploying in a few weeks. The waiting list for on base housing is months long and it's pointless to get an apartment so we had to stay at the Travelodge. The first night wasn't bad. We were on the second flood in a non smoking room. The second night was worse. The smoke from the room below us was coming up into our room. Also, do not stay here if you have a pet. They hate animals and will find any excuse to make you pay more money for them or force you to leave. They have a $10/night pet policy but somehow tried to charge us $25/night. Our dog barked once(I was there), it ticked someone off, and the manager charged us for it. When I tried to talk to her about it, she refused to talk to me. I do not recommend anyone stay here. Another thing, the floors are filthy. My socks and slippers are literally black with filth from the floor. I plan on calling the better business bureau on this dump

My room was very clean. No problems with my room. The breakfest kinda sucked but its free. My only problem was there WiFi was awful could never get connected. Staff moved me to another room but didn't help. Staff was very freindly

Our room was decorated really badly, very dark carpet and walls and not much light. Not very inviting. There were 2 doors to our room, the main door at the front and then another door at the back of the room which entered out to god knows where. Neither door felt very secure and having the back door there definately made us feel uneasy. The room was clean though. The front desk staff were pleasent and there was free internet use on the computers. The wifi sucked though and wouldn't work in our room. The surrounding area is a bit dodgy. We were already warned not to venture out to far at night (us being 2 young girls and 1 young guy). The street the hotel is on is VERY long, we took a bus down to the other end of the street to go to dinner at an italian resturant. By the time we came out it was gone 9pm and the busses had stopped running. We had no choice but to walk back and it took about an hour and a half to walk up the street. It was an intimidating experience, we had several cars pulling over and trying to talk to us, and strange men coming up to us offering us rides. There is no security at the hotel and anyone can walk off the street and knock on your bedroom door so that wasnt pleasent.
There was a huge storm that knocked out our electricity.

Got our flight cancelled at El Paso and had to scramble for a hotel. This travelodge gave us a very good price. The hotel is what you would expect for a 1-star rating, with a clean pool. Rooms are dated, but have a microwave and fridge, and a complimentary continental breakfast is offered. Employees were very helpful and tried to honor our request to their best.