El Paso

The public areas are well kept, especially the attractive lobby, which has been restored to its original condition with a marble staircase, mauve carpeting, and historical photographs. — Frommer's

This is the only independent hotel in town – but it used to be an Embassy Suites, so the rooms still have that generic chain-hotel feel. — Lonely Planet

Modern but inviting rooms start above the 5th floor – home to the lobby, the bar and the pool – so views are big. — Lonely Planet

Some roadside motels surprise you with their attention to detail -- this is definitely one of them. — Frommer's

Located just west of the Texas-New Mexico state line, this clean campground is nicely treed. — Frommer's

This clean, spacious hotel is a free shuttle trip away from the airport and near plenty of restaurants. — Fodor's

Opened at the edge of UTEP, the Garden Inn was built to blend with campus architecture. So, of course, it resembles a Bhutanese dzong (religious fortress). — Lonely Planet

Late arrival? Early departure? Staying 200yd from the airport has its advantages. — Lonely Planet

This Holiday Inn, on a hill with 6.5 acres near Sunland Park Racetrack, has outdoor courtyards; the Southwestern-style rooms have ironing boards, hair dryers, and coffeemakers. — Fodor's

The Hilton Garden Inn El Paso/University is located at the entrance of the University of Texas at El Paso campus — U.S. News & World Report

One of the nicest places in town. The rooms are luxuriously smart, with pleasing color palettes and all the little niceties you could want. — Lonely Planet

El Paso may not have a bed and breakfast, but New Mexico does, and it's just 20 miles from downtown. The decor is uber-Southwestern, but it's a serene retreat from the city. — Lonely Planet

Beside the I-10 and close to the airport, this place is busy. — Lonely Planet

Adjacent to El Paso International Airport, the Chase Suite Hotel El Paso is a popular option among travelers and those looking to explore El Paso, Texas — U.S. News & World Report

Situated off of the Interstate 10 in El Paso, Texas, the Residence Inn El Paso is adjacent to a shopping center and is less than a 5-minute drive from the El Paso International Airport — U.S. News & World Report

Sure, it's wedged between a freeway and train tracks, but it still manages to be surprisingly quiet and calm inside. — Lonely Planet

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If your answer to the question, 'Well, what did you expect for 30 bucks a night?' would be 'not much,' then this is the place for you. — Lonely Planet

Anyone who loves 1950s roadside nostalgia will feel right at home at this funky little motel that mixes genres wildly. — Lonely Planet

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