Quality Inn Alpine

Comentarios destacados

• Barbara D

  16 junio 2014
  MUY AGRADABLE

  Voy una vez al mes a este hotel, en viaje de pareja, generalmente estoy ahi por dos o tres dias, es un pueblito muy pintorezco, SOLO RECOMENDARIA QUE PUSIERAN A ALGUIEN QUE HABLE ESPAÑOL y pusieran snack y cafeee muy recomendable

  

• Cacha

  13 marzo 2016
  Demasiadas incidencias

  Hotel antiguo pero bien ubicado, limpio y bien mantenido aunque varias incidencias provoca esta mala puntuación que a continuación detallo: - habiendo reservando un tipo de habitación y llegando a recepción nos indican que nos ofrece otra ya que tiene el hotel lleno y de no muy buenos modos nos indica que si no nos interesa nos vayamos. - siendo varias personas en la habitación solo hay una toalla para la ducha con la consecuente molestia de ira buscar mas a recepción. - No es posible la conexión a internet hasta la mañana siguiente debido según la recepcionista al exceso de clientes accediendo a ella. - mala planificación del personal para el buffet de desayuno ya que sabiendo la masiva afluencia de clientes en las horas punta faltaba de todo.

  

• EduardoPorras

  01 abril 2018
  Bueno

  Buen hotel. Un poquito descuidado, había algunas cosas rotas por el uso en la habitación. Pero todo funciona, la atención es buena y sin duda me volvería a quedar aquí. Vinimos de visita a Marfa, que no tiene buena oferta hotelera y este hotel fue el más accesible en precio y no está lejos de nuestro destino.

  

• Warlocke

  30 diciembre 2020
  Worked well for us

  Travelling in this time where Covid is rampant - our number one priority is safety and we felt this hotel did its part. Face masks were required, there were available sanitizers, reminders to keep distance where there, room service was only by request and breakfast was grab and go only. We made this as the base for our Big Bend exploration and it fit the bill for the budget that we have. It is still a good 2 hours to the Big Bend spots though, so make note of that (4 hour round trip each day + the driving hours inside Big Bend). Unless you stay at Big Bend itself, this would be the way to go. We would leave early and arrive late so we were here really just to sleep. Wifi was strong, they had a ref and microwave which was important to us as we brought our own food to lessen going around/exposure and they had extra USB charging ports. The only caveat I can say is that the room we were in had a connecting door and we can hear the people in the other room. Good thing they knew to keep quiet. Otherwise, the bed and pillows were comfortable and we slept soundly every night, which was badly needed after all the driving and hiking during the day.

  

• Jeremy G

  01 marzo 2021
  DO NOT STAY HERE!

  This was the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. We were forced into an unexpected stop here (at $220/night for a very small double-double room) because of 25-degree temps and intensely heavy fog during the great 2021 Texas Polar Vortex. First off, there is no elevator. Because we were moving my daughter cross country, I had to unload three full luggage carts from our two cars, and carry everything up a long flight of stairs (and repeat the process in reverse in the morning). Secondly, there was a highway road crew staying here. All night long, they were loudly and heavily populating the areas just outside the front and side doors, as well as the entire length of the second floor hallway. If these guys weren't convicts, they were close to it. There were about thirty of them, all men, all huge, and all extremely intimidating and all incapable of saying more than three words without extreme profanity. My wife was scared for our lives. They were staying two to a room in every room around us. I kid you not, I woke up to screamed profanities and angry yelling IN THE HALLWAY just outside my door at 1am, 1:40am, 2:15am, 3:30am, 4:00am, 5:00am, and 5:45am. Each time I laid in bed, honestly expecting to hear a gunshot or at least a knife fight. Some of these dudes were not happy with each other. It was a nightmare. In the early morning, I saw them all wearing bright safety vests being loaded into a huge white van and heading off with the work crew. Temps in the morning were still in the 20's and there were threatening gray clouds on the horizon, but there was traffic moving along on Hwy 90 and it appeared that we could escape the cold by driving West for about an hour. That proved correct, and we were able to get out of Texas at about the last minute possible before the entire state was frozen over.