Howard Johnson Colorado Springs

If I could give this pace no stars I would. I have to agree with the other review, you get what you pay for, and they over charged me at check in soooo… They also charged me for keys that were returned to the front desk, had there EVER been ANYBODY at the front desk during our stay they would have noticed and we wouldn’t have to have made a call to their corporate office. Our first rooms were dirty, second rooms smelled and still had food under the beds. I won’t be going back and do not recommend this dump to anybody! Go to the Motel 8 down the road 100 yds or motel 6… don’t waste your money here, terrible front desk staff! The cleaning people were the onle redeeming feature. WIFI sucked!

Cheap. Cheap. Did I say cheap? You buy hamburg you eat hamburg I guess. Room was large, the bed was firm and the Wi-​Fi was useless. Paint was chipping off the walls, sink drain was clogged and took forever to empty. The continental breakfast consisted of waffles, mini donuts, fruit, fruit juice, bagels, cream cheese, and coffee. On a good note, Cracker Barrel is walking distance away. The view of the mountains from the fourth floor was incredible.
Staff was friendly and competent. The place was recently painted but I’m not sure with what. I can’t remember seeing a more sloppy job which just added to the place looking rundown. I read an earlier comment that said the Wal*Mart was across the street. It’s no longer there.
If you’re passing through, need a cheap room with no bells or whistles you can’t go wrong.

Hotel staff were friendly. This is a cheap motel, but it was clean. We had a great mountain view. It was pretty quiet. The wifi was really bad, didn’t really use it because of the bad connection. It’s old and a little run down, but it is not bad.
The breakfast was lacking. Definitely better to go early so you can beat the rush. They ran out of napkins, and it’s been 3 days and they still haven’t purchased any. I really like the waffle maker.
Bottom line is, it’s a cheap place to sleep and shower.

Way above the Howard Johnson on Navada. Rooms are dang good size, very well done for the price.
But we were working nights and not a fan of the flight school next door. But I guess you will have something to watch doing the day.
Beds are so so firm. But again there 60 bucks.

This is a great example of «you get what you paid for.»
A bit run-​down and shady, doesn’t have the best toilet and cleanest shower.
Free wireless internet, but bad connection.
$ 60 per night for two, so that was pretty cheap.
Free breakfast from 6 AM to 10 AM, nothing fancy.
Positive? Very friendly staff and Walmart is right across the street. Apparently, all Walmark stores in Colorado open 24 hours.
P. S. — Like the Unilocaler (Eric S.) mentioned below, the actual location is 8280 Voyager Pkwy, NOT 8280 State Highway 83.

Booked through Priceline at a good rate but they tried to charge me the walk in rate which was $ 30 more. Solved this but they overbooked and put us in a smoking room though we booked a non smoking. Advertises free wifi but it seems not to be connected to the internet as we tried 3 devices with no luck. Location is convenient though and Famous Daves BBQ is close and was awesome.

Wrong address. The actual location is on the corner of Voyager and Razorback. This place is a motel. I paid $ 46/​night for a room with a king sized bed and continental breakfast. It was basically what you would expect for the price. The room was clean and didn’t stink, check in/​out was easy, and it was quiet. The breakfast was lacking; they had fresh waffles, bagels, muffins, cereal, and weak coffee but hardly any fruit at all. It was very busy and had a slightly sketchy feel but all in all it was fine.
Bottom line:
Stay here if you want something cheap and won’t be spending much time in your room. Stay away if you want more than the absolutely most basic service.