Hotel berhampiran El Pueblo History Museum, Pueblo

Let’s start with parking. Parking is ri-damn-diculous! There is not enough on a Tuesday night, so the weekends must be a damn joke! Then to make up for the parking they give you parking across the street in a parking lot that has zero security. Of course they make sure the parking pass clearly states they will not be responsible for lost or damaged property. This seems to be a pretty sketchy town. Your best hope is to park under a light as the the homeless problem is out of control and please don’t let the females in your party walk out there alone after dark. It’s just way too dangerous. I wish some guidance and advice was given during checkin. What pissed me off the most is they have a huge yellow/loading zone and they let any rich contractors park there all night without fearing getting towed, WTAF! Why is that okay with them, because maybe they’ll come back again if their contract allows. They’re entitled jackasses for doing it, Marriotts horrible for allowing, while single women, traveling alone have to brave walking around these sketchy streets alone. Get some security, don’t let anyone park in the yellow loading zone. Next, the room. We were exhausted and worried about the safety of our car. I went in to take a shower. First the water pressure could almost remove skin, just giving you that heads up. It hits you with freezing then slight adjustment to the red side and it’s scolding you, just another heads up. But my favorite was in the middle of my shower I find there is no shampoo. There is two bottles of body wash and one of conditioner. WTAF?!? How hard is it to switch out the bottles. Next what is with the ghosting TV?!? I thought Colorado cared about the environment, so why can’t we turn off the TV?!? We had to unplug it to get it to be off. Cleanliness…well it seems clean at first, but when drawing the drapes you find surprises like we did. Something squished and bloody, not sure if it’s a bug or people blood. Hope you don’t find any surprises. The bed was lumpy and uncomfortable. The hallway was loud. As was the entitled Harley parking on the sidewalk next to the front door. The place is not the right place to relax and rejuvenate. Truly expected better from Marriott!

All the staff that we interacted with were friendly, welcoming and professional. Jeremy and Alicia were especially kind to us. The room was beautiful and mostly clean. The hallways could have used a thorough vacuuming, but overall I was impressed with this hotel and would definitely recommend!

The noise, drugs and homeless abound here. MANAGEMENT IS A JOKE - this hotel will allow ”guests” other hotels will not allow - such as homeless, or drug people; its the closest thing to a jungle I've ever seen - even the cops don't feel safe here. There's a large homeless camp less than 100 feet from the hotel back perimeter. Don't believe any of the photos or good reviews - this is scam The place is an absolute dump - my mattress had stains all over it. The sheets and blankets have a yellowish look - I washed them with Tide and Clorox but they still looked nasty. Go to one of the other nearby hotels like Clarion or Days Inn. They're the same price and much better staff and rooms.

Right off the 25 South. We wanted to be close to the highway so we can leave right away in the morning. There were plenty of restaurants around. The room was clean and had what we needed for a night of rest stop. Fast check in and out. Breakfast was minimal but it was enough for us.

Ia hebat dan selesa !!

Clean and convenient off I-25, just north of State Highway 50 in Pueblo. They offer a full breakfast, ample parking, and several restaurants within walking distance. Beth working the front office was friendly and efficient. Flat screen TV, refrigerator, microwave and plenty of charging outlets are available.