Very poor

Liked: The cheap price, but you get what you pay for. That saying could not be more true about this motel. The staff was nice though.
Disliked: Pretty much everything else minus the price.

Disappointing

A true nightmare.

Liked: Absolutely nothing.
Disliked: This place was clearly a hotel for indigent people. It was filthy with broken windows, trash everywhere; people everywhere what looked like drug deals happening and so nasty and dangerous that we packed up and went to a different hotel. This should be taken off of your list as it's a dangerous, filthy, nasty, horrible place will illegal activities happening in plain view. It's not fit to stay in and we wasted a lot of money for 2 rooms.

Very poor

Liked: DAY FRONT DESK ATTENDANT HAD ATITUDE AS IF SHE BEING PUT OUT TO ASNSWER QUESTION, GET TOWES AND WAS JUST OUT RIGHT RUDE
Disliked: DAY FRONT DESK ATTENDANT, DIRTY SHEETS ON BED WITH BLOOD STAINS

Very good

Exceptional

We ended up not staying...

Liked: The staff was Excellant-super friendly & helpful. When this location was not a good fit for us they offered to refund with no issue-in fact they were very kind & wished us a good stay in San Angelo-can't say enough good things about them
Disliked: This motel is very aged. I think it is mostly used for migrant workers who stay for the duration of the job they are doing locally. Nothing wrong with this, but the units are very very worn & over used. It would be best to advertise as a long term stay for people working on a short term basis in the area. This location is in a poorer location & I don't think it is a good fit for a family vacation. We felt unsafe-too bad because the staff were so nice!

Exceptional

Liked: The space in the rooms
Disliked: Everything was perfect

Great place to stay

Liked: The comfortable beds, The ladies who work in the office area, everything is in a reasonable distance from the hotel. Had a incident where my kids got in trouble we were able to handle the situation with management without too many problems.
Disliked: The breakfast police she would always stare at my kids when we went to eat breakfast. If you weren't Hispanic she would tell on you for getting drinks in your own cup but the Hispanic people she wouldn't say anything to them. The language barrier when the lady whom spoke English wasn't around so we learned to just say servicio to get them clean our room. The cups they had to get juice were for toddlers and it was enough to just give you a taste of the juice. The door handle felt like it was going to break off and when you closed the door you had to make sure it closed or somebody could just walk up and push it open.