It's an older hotel and needs a revampimg. It's got a Casa Ole restaurant in it's parking lot and it sits on a major thoroughfare highway so it doesn't get quiet till late evenings. Right off the bat, the door keys wouldn't work so I had to go back to the office and get the guy to reset them but that didn't work. Finally, the unfriendly male desk clerk walked over to the room and open it for us and worked on it for about 10 minutes with some kind of machine and got it working. The bed and bed sheets were clean but there were bugs all through the room. We were there for two days and when we would come in for the night we'd see bugs scatter for their hiding spots. I probably saw 5 to10 different bugs on the floor and on the cabinets from time to time. The TV wiring had a short somewhere in it because when you turn the TV so you could see from both beds, it would just blackout until you shook the cables behind it when it would finally come back on. I don't know what was going on with the bathtub but the bottom of it was so nasty that I like felt like I needed shower shoes to stand in it to shower. There were a lot of company people staying here and 4:00 o'clock each morning, They decided to have a safety meeting out in front of our door and window but there's not much management can do about that. It was not the normal
La Quinta Inn experience that we're use to. Our next time out there I'll probably go ahead and pop a little bit more money for a better hotel.