La Quinta Inn El Paso - Airport, El Paso

Worst hotel/motel I've stayed in for a long, long time. Two lamps were broken so we had subdued light. The pavement is cracked and old. Run down looking. On the good side, room and bed was clean. The lobby looks redone. I didn't feel especially safe at that location. I didn't like the location, the looks or the feel of the motel. I would rate it one star.

We stayed at this hotel because the aproximity to the aiport, we thought because it was LQ, they were all going to be the same high quality, but actuallly is totally the oposite, it is a horrible hotel, the instalations are super mega old, the TV channels suck, there is nothing to watch just the negative garbage news that is so bad for you and anyone else to hear. bathroom is aweful, bed and pillow sucks, the noise from the outside is ridiculuos! is pet friendly so imagine the king of smell in the rooms. The hotel must have a desing urgently! the only good things was the cleaning ladies, they work so hard, they are super kind, very humble people, don't forget to tip this people, they are the ones who make sure everything is clean in your room. But the hotel expiriece it was very bad. I do not recommend this hotel at all.

My family and I reserved this room for one night and were very disappointed in the experience as a whole. First off, we were told we had reserved a family suite. Now, I have stayed in suites so this word in itself to me means a higher quality of room and we did pay over 100 for it. Well, there was definately NO quality to this room.Secondly, the noise from outside was aweful and allowed for no sleeping especially when you throw in cars with loud music and a door frame you could see thru and lots of freeway noise that the thin walls could not block out. The room consisted of two double beds with another bed off the side as if it was added at a later date than the rest of the room. there are no restaurants within a short drive except a Denny's next door that I don't even think my dogs would eat at and they aren't very discriminating but not knowing anything about the area we were forced from extreme hunger to eat there.My husband is military and he would rather have eaten an MRE like they eat out in the field....... My advice, drive the extra 10 miles and stay at the new La Quinta inn past the airport.

We stayed in El Paso to catch an early flight. We wanted something affordable but clean. Having stayed at different La Quinta's in the past, we figured we would go with a name we trusted... even after we were told that the only room available was smoking (not a big deal). We paid appoximately $90 for the room and I would rather have slept in our car after our stay was over. Interstate noise was awful, we have stayed right off the interstate plenty of times, but this seemed to be worse, almost as if the bed was on the highway... like the walls were cheap. The telephone smelled like a horrible smelling men's aftershave. The walls near the ceiling were bulging as if they were damaged by water. The bathroom door's paint was peeling excessively (a good chunk of paint was missing). And to top it all off, the next morning, I could smell the neighbor's cologne seeping through the door. We got no sleep that night.