Camino Real Hotel Eagle Pass

The Eagle Pass Inn in Eagle Pass, Texas, was spotless and well cared for. The staff were friendly and attentive, and the price was easy on the wallet. A fantastic stay and a great choice if you're in town. Highly recommend it.

The co-owner at the front desk was pleasant, and I slept well in a cool, quiet, clean, comfortable room. There was a coffee maker and powerful A/C. Still, the room had a lot of wear: floorboards curling at the corners, some held down with tape, wallpaper lifting at the edges, small stains on the sheets, and only one dim bedside lamp. The towel rack was noticeably crooked, with rust spots on it and the shower rod. The bath towels were the thinnest I've ever seen. I got an OK cup of coffee and used two towels after my shower. It was a pleasant night's sleep, but next time I'll choose Motel 6, which costs the same and is probably in better repair. The Eagle Pass Inn is basically like Motel 6, give or take.

On our drive from North Carolina to Mexico, this was easily the best hotel we've stayed at. The staff greeted us with smiles and were awesome. The room was spotless, cozy, and smelled fresh. I usually can't stand hotels and find them disgusting, but this one has earned a permanent place on our annual road trip.

This was the first hotel I've stayed at that was truly handicap accessible. There were grab bars all around the bathroom, so I wasn't afraid of falling. The beds were spaced far enough apart for a wheeled walker, and ramps led to the room door.