Economy Inn

At the price I paid, I expected much less, but this place has earned a spot on my return list. It’s a clean, welcoming, very budget-friendly stop off I-10, a hidden gem after an 800+ mile day. The hotel has recently been remodeled, and the modern chain-style room design works well. Staff said it’ll soon become a Super 8. WiFi was serviceable, the rooms were clean, and the staff were excellent. It feels like a place the highway built, then the interstate left behind, now being brought back by Texas hospitality. Loni at the front office greeted us warmly at midnight when we were frazzled and made us feel at home. Thanks also to Leonora Coronado, who cleaned our room. I looked closely, and immaculate really fits. The linens even had the fancy tuck shown in the photos, and the little details show the care behind the scenes. A couple of small things could improve. The parking lot LEDs are bright late at night, and some light comes into the room. Breakfast’s cooked portion was good, but my wife and I both tried the waffle iron and the waffles came out underdone. We’ve used the same machine at many hotels, and it looked brand new, so it may just need a slight adjustment.

We had a great stay at this quiet little budget motel. The rooms are newly updated, super clean, and the beds are comfortable. The employees were helpful, and the breakfast was the best motel breakfast we’ve had, with eggs, biscuits and gravy, waffles, fruit, toast, and more. We also appreciated how clean the breakfast area was.

I’m in Sonora for work once a month, and this will be my new place to stay. What a turnaround: the rooms are modern and the bathrooms brand new. The bald Hispanic manager H was fantastic. I left my key in the room and called the front desk, and H helped me promptly. He worked so hard during my stay and deserves a raise. Fantastic man!

This is now a Super 8, recently remodeled, clean, and lovely. Our room, number 130, was spotless and just like the pictures online. It was spacious, with two king beds, a mini fridge, microwave, and a window set into the wall. Breakfast was nice, with French toast, biscuits and gravy, bagels, cereal, fruit, and waffles shaped like Texas. Priscillia at the front desk was friendly when she checked us in at midnight, and Gloria the housekeeper was awesome. The one thing I’d change is the bed. Ours was hard as a rock, and the pillows too, though I prefer a soft bed. Sorry, no photos, I was too exhausted to take any.