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"Excellent. Very clean. Pet friendly, but I did not hear any barking all night."

"Was pleasantly surprised as to how nice this hotel was."

"We couldn’t open the door. Funny thing was that we saw the next door people having the same problem."

"Not sure what the room looks like as I never checked in. After waiting 40 minutes at the reception ringing the bell and calling the hotel, I called 911 for a wellness check. The police came and found the receptionist on the second floor changing a diaper. By that time an hour had passed and I booked another room to another hotel nearby. No apologies was given, no explanaition, just he didn't hear the bell."

"We got what we paid for, budget level, outsate and dusty, worked for what we needed for one night, would not have been able to make it work a second night or longer stay. "

"It was in a convenient location for us. A bit dated but good for over night. "

"In a past life, career, I stayed at La Quintas all the time, had all my team members stay there, my of my has the quality behind the desk to place itself. After being on the road for almost 7 hours with my daughters ages 4 and 6, all we wanted was a quick check-in, polite staff and a nice bed and breakfast. The check-in was not an enjoyable experience, stated with the room rate being $197, almost $98 more than advertised. The man that checked us in, was not friendly, slow as a turtle with an upset stomach, customer service was the last thing on his mind, etc... I could go on, but we would have been better off at a Motel 6."

"Room was clean and staff were lovely. The decor is very funky and New Mexico. Rooms are a good size, and have a desk, chair, refrigerator, microwave, and TV. AC/Heat worked well in our room. Towels were okay. Our mattress in our room needed an upgrade. The property is supposed to have free breakfast, but the first two days we went, no food was in the breakfast area, so we stopped going and went to a local coffee shop instead. The rooms are very noisy (the doors seem very thin), and ours had gaps around it, when closed. Part of this isn't their fault, as they're right off the highway, and it's a busy road, with a train that runs nearby. Parking is an absolute nightmare, as the lot is small and while they have oversized parking, it wasnt enforced the nights we were there, so we couldn't find a spot (and we drive a smaller crossover). Thankfully, Clayton is small, so we were able to park at the Loves and walk. "

"Great historical hotel to stay. I was surprised by the celebraty rooms. Close walk to a great mexican restaurant down the street. "