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Was not very clean around the property. We had a view of a pile of junk out the back parking lot. We had to PAY for parking. This was the first time I ever had to pay for parking at a La Quinta. The interior was worn down. None of the staff seemed to be people persons more introverted and did not like to speak to guests. I would not stay there again.

When I was booking my hotel stay for my business trip of over 500 miles in 2 days. I picked a hotel with a pool and hottube listed on their site. Once I got checked in, was told by a very rude front desk night clerk that the pool and hottub had to be accessed via the next door Holiday Inn as this hotel did not have either. The whole point of this reservation was for some relaxation and having to walk to the nearby hotel to use their hot tub and pool was out of the question, especially at night. I believe I should be due a refund or credit of some sort.

Sausage served at breakfast made us sick. At 9:a.m. no eggs to be had. Asked to replenish them, but they were not. Bottom sheet on our king bed did not fit. Sheet came off every night.

Good stay, but I don’t understand a $20.00 parking fee in an open parking area!!! Seems like a rip off and unnecessary additional charge!!!!!

No shower curtain HOWEVER this was resolved by a very courteous and apologetic desk agent.

Nice stay for quick weekend.

Food could have been better. Overall great place to stay!

Don’t understand what a fee to pay for your vehicle overnight. Never have ever been charge with a fee staying at hotels. Is this a Colorado law?

I can’t believe that you charge $10 a day for parking. No other comparable motel I have stayed at has charged for parking unless located within a large city. No excuse for that other than greed.

I booked this hotel for my elderly parents and when they checked in they realized that the hotel didn’t have any elevators and they had to carry their heavy bags up the stairs.

Noise from the lobby woke me up at 3 AM (somebody talking and the TV). It took me two calls over ~30 minutes to get it quiet enough for me to go back to sleep. When I was checking out, the staff also told me that a guest comes down to the lobby at that time and talks every night and that they can't turn off the lobby TVs. It is nuts that they can't deal with those problems.

The staff at the front desk truly helped me change rooms. I have MS and could not handle the stairs with my luggage so she booked me into a room downstairs. Very very kind and considerate.

When checking in I was informed I would be charged $10 a night for parking in the hotel parking lot. When I said I would park on the street the hotel clerk told me I could park in the lot for free but then charged me the parking fees at the end of my stay.

Hotel was reasonable price for the area. We stay at LaQuinta’s often and enjoy them. This property as on the smaller side, seemed like it was either an old building or needed some updates. The website listed a pool, but it was not on site. You have to go over to the hotel next door to use theirs.

The location was okay. The breakfast left much to be desired. I was placed in an ADA accessible room unnecessarily and told that it was on my Expedia account when it wasn’t. This shower was tiny and the room was up against the washer and dryer room which was loud and started around 7:45am.

Breakfast was below average.

I never saw they charge for parking when I booked and it wasn't in the email confirmation. The staff had to ask if I drove and there would be a $10 charge for parking. It isn't that much about the money, but the fact management puts their staff in a difficult situation to have to ask for the $10. I stayed in mid May during the off season and the parking lot filled up. The lot is small and will fill up fast. It is a nice and clean newer hotel. Just charge everyone $5 more so the staff don't need to ask and argue with the guest about an undisclosed fee. BTW the confirmation email does state the booking doesn't include incidentals like drinks, candy and other food items, it never mentions parking.

advertised hot tub on site there was no hot tub If a rental listing falsely advertises a hot tub as being on-site, but no hot tub is actually present, it can be considered a misrepresentation and a breach of contract. Depending on the circumstances and local laws, the renter may have grounds for a full refund or other compensation.

The staff burnt bacon at 5:15am. Like a deer in headlights. Fire dept came. Smoke alarm blaring from 5:10am to 5:45am. No apologies and super poor attitude from staffer. Poor communication with fire department only to find out it could have been prevented. Other staff was helpful on a partial refund. Train your staff and now a $10 charge for parking in the very lot we stay in... enough is enough! Drop the parking charge..just ridiculous. Does the room rate not cover parking..come on now!

It was a nice stay but I was disappointed the fireplace didnt work, it was hot out when i checked in so I didnt turn it on until later when it got cooler; when I asked the desk about it I was told maintenence had to turn it on? And they were gone for the night...I am wondering why they would rent out a room with a fireplace and turn it off so it cannot be used? (Pilot light was on, it wasnt broken just the switch was disconnected) Make sure it is working when you check in. Also was disappointed with the new $10 parking fee they charged, never had that before.