Comfort Suites Pecos

For a work trip, the stay was quiet and the rooms were good and roomy. The AC worked, and there was a fridge and microwave. The bathrooms were fine, with bar soap, shampoo, and conditioner provided. The washer and dryer worked, and the price was low. I’d bring your own snacks, detergent, and dryer sheets, though. If you want hot breakfast like eggs, bacon, or sausage, get there early. It was gone by about 7:30 am, maybe because they put out small portions. Nearby food options include Domino’s and Dickey’s BBQ, which aren’t bad.

The location is great, and the hotel is very nice. The rooms are modern, clean, and have the amenities you’d expect, including plenty of outlets. Wi-Fi was very good, and breakfast was about standard. Highly recommended.

A good place to stop on a cross-country drive from east to west. The price was moderate, the hotel was super clean, and the front desk staff were very friendly and helpful. A nice place to rest on the road.

There are plenty of other hotels in this city, and I’d think carefully before staying here. Over the past couple of days, I felt harassed by staff. Yesterday, around 9:15 am, the maid entered to clean while I was still in the room. I told her I was there, and she closed the door. About half an hour later she came back with a female manager. I said I wasn’t sure whether I’d extend for another day and would call the front desk around 10:30. Then I put up the Do Not Disturb sign. I did end up staying, and told the male manager what had happened, asking him to make sure staff didn’t bother me again. A little after 1 pm, the female manager knocked and asked whether I was extending. I told her I’d already handled it that morning. I waited until the next day to raise the issue because I didn’t want to speak to the male manager while angry about all the interruptions. At about 8:15 am today, I went to talk to the manager about the previous night. The female manager I’d had trouble with the day before was there. I asked when the general manager would arrive because I wanted to discuss the disturbances. I told her to make sure nobody bothered me for the rest of the morning. About ten minutes later, an employee knocked. I asked why she was at my door before 9 am and why she ignored the Do Not Disturb sign. I went downstairs to speak with the female manager again, and that’s when I called corporate.