Find hotels near Cinemark East Montana, El Paso from NT$1,596

"Clean room, Staff was friendly, beds was comfortable and it was quiet. Close to the places we needed to be at. Rooms was really nice and bathrooms was spacious. "

"At first glance, the hotel is modern and newer. Once I got to the room, I was not satisfied with the dirty surfaces. The kitchen sink had grime around the faucet and drain area. The bathroom door looked very dirty and did not get wiped. There was a smear of fresh looking makeup on there. The bathroom door and ceiling paint is peeling already. Poor obvious spackling on ceiling with paint not matching and sanding not done. The shower floor and shelves were dirty with black dirt and fuzz residue. It really needs a good deep scrubbing. The pump caps on the shower soaps and hand soap were disgusting and obviously not wiped/sanitized. Whoever did the grout and caulk in the bathroom did a terrible job. For a newer hotel, my expectations were not met. If the cleaning standard doesn’t improve this place is going to be even worst and falling apart soon. Walls are thin, I could hear someone having a karaoke party late at midnight. The breakfast sandwich buffet was not impressive with the ham overdone, dry, and hard, the sausage tastes like mystery meat, and milk was not cold enough. Housekeeper knocking on my door and saying housekeeping when there is the do not disturb sign on door. Dog hair on the sofa. I liked the kitchen suite amenities and spacious desk/counter area. They did have a nice pack n play for my kiddo. Security of side doors was a positive with no one being able to get in without a key card. Parking was plentiful but mostly in the sun, limited shade areas."

"I stayed at this Holiday Inn Express during a soccer tournament, and overall the property was fine for what I needed. It served its purpose, and the cleanliness was acceptable, though the hotel definitely feels dated and could use some updating. I did run into a few issues during my stay. I booked two rooms with two queen beds through Expedia. At check‑in, I confirmed with the front desk that both rooms would have two queens, and I was told, “yes, I think so.” When I got to the rooms, both had a king bed with a pullout instead of the two queens I reserved. When I went back to the front desk, I was told the hotel was sold out and no rooms with two queens were available. The only compensation offered was $20 off per room, which essentially just matched the price difference for the king rooms I was given. Additionally, the room I stayed in (317) had no toilet lid, which added to the feeling that the property needs better maintenance and updating. The stay was manageable for a quick trip, but the room type issue, lack of clear communication, and maintenance concerns were disappointing. This hotel works for a short stay, but be aware that room types may not be guaranteed and the property could benefit from improvements."