Econo Lodge Pueblo North

We came to a hotel in our own town for one night so the kids could swim, but the room was disgusting. There was sticky debris all over the floor, the toilet seat was filthy, and the nightstand had something sticky on it. I wiped it and the cloth came away black. The blankets were stained and the sink was dirty too. I complained and they moved us, only for the next room to be dirty as well. On the floor by the fridge was what looked like half a pill or some kind of drug. I felt uncomfortable and itchy, slept until 3 a.m., then had to leave. I'm surprised there weren't bugs. This place needs a change in housekeeping or something. I definitely wouldn't recommend it, especially for families with kids.

They were great about letting us cancel one of our rooms, and the people were nice. The room itself was another story. The bathroom door looked like it had old blood on it, the bed skirt was gross and had who knows what on it, and the curtains weren't clean either. I also couldn't find the hot tub shown in the pictures. There seemed to be burgers in the lampshade, though maybe it was just that room.

The floor was badly warped and lifting in places, which made it a serious trip hazard. Since I'm disabled and struggle with balance, I didn't feel safe. The sheets were deeply wrinkled and the pillowcases were stained. I had to buy a flat stopper for the tub to take a bath, and afterward the only towels were tiny, thin pool towels with blue stripes. I'm grateful to have had a bed, but this room wasn't worth what I paid. I won't return.

Gross, gross, gross. The sheets had mold and holes, the trash cans were dirty and had no liners, and the shower curtain was moldy and smelled. The floor was sticky and all the lamps were dusty. I still felt dirty after showering. I spent $130 because it was cheap, and that's about what you get. The breakfast room looked like a joke. Wouldn't recommend staying here.