SpringHill Suites Pueblo Downtown

I have been to this hotel several times but unfortunately this may have been my last… everything has been reported to the hotel… I spoke to 2 different front desk ladies as well as filling out a comment card, and even though I was assured I would hear from the owner on Monday… I still have had no contact since I left on Sunday. Filthy is what it was. Mildew in the pool and hot tub, dirty Q-​tip found in the bathroom, half drank bottle of water between the bed and the wall. Our phone was not usable and the bathroom sink wreaked of sewage. This was just disgusting!

Most of the previous positive reviews are accurate so I won’t get into that .I’m subtracting a star because the tap water is gross. The sink water smells like a toilet .its really repulsive. maybe it’s the time of year? Also I’m in room 331 by the elevator and when I first arrived the hallway smelled like urine. I’m not noticing it now so it may have gone away or else I’m used to it
For the price this was a great deal. I called the hotel directly to reserve the room it was $ 113 with AAA and $ 101 with AARP. Take into account you probably save $ 10 with the free breakfast it’s a great deal .
I’d give it 5stars if it wasn’t for the water and funky smells.

Stopped in on the road trip from Denver to Phoenix. This hotel used to be a Cambria so if you are familiar with that chain it’s the exact same layout in the rooms as Cambria.
The rooms were good, about average. I’ve actually stayed in other SpringHill Suites with better rooms but there was really nothing to complain about. The location kind of stinks. It’s a tad off the freeway but easy to get in and out. The parking lot was a disaster. The have a small paved area but if it’s full or if you have a moving truck or pulling a trailer you have to park in this muddy mess. It was raining when we rolled in and had to step into mud. In the morning it was even more of a disaster. If they paved it it would be great.
There really are no dining options if yo arrive after 7:00-ish. We ended up having to order a pizza from Pizza Hut because it appeared everything was a couple blocks and they give you a sheet with times but everything was closed. There is a free breakfast in the morning which is decent but nothing to write home about. Overall if you’re looking for a place to sleep it’ll do the trick. I’d never stay here more than a day but I’m also picky with hotels.

disclosure: I worked for a marriott property in Texas nearly a decade ago while in college so I see hotel stays a little differently than most, I guess.
We stayed here on our way home after a short trip down to Alamosa/​The Sand Dunes on a Saturday. Since we arrived late (10pm ish) the front desk service was quick enough… I was a little disappointed he didn’t give parking or elevator instructions but a minor detail. Also, the bar in the lobby was getting ready to shut down (I’m guessing at 11 but the clerk didn’t say when exactly)… what kind of hotel bar closes at 11?!
The room itself was spacious! Big king bed, mini living room, and little fridge/​microwave area… if we were staying a few days longer this would’ve been perfect. The bathroom was nice– though my biggest complaint is that the towels were basically set up everywhere… a little consistency would be better. Also, an adapter for newer iPhones would’ve been fantastic for the doc but as mentioned by the other reviewers there is a cool little media kit where you can plug in a USB…
Knocked this place down to 4 stars based on the service… was good but not great. I’m not too picky about hotels, & after working in the industry from front desk to trainer, I know people can expect wayyyyy too much from a low-​mid budget hotel (first world problems!). based on some of the Unilocal «issues», this must be a franchised Marriott (another giveaway: the odd paper No Smoking disclosure that the make you sign (I think my former employer had us discontinue this practice back in ²⁰⁰⁴⁄₀₅ when all Marriotts became nonsmoking…)).
Thanks for making it to the end!

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