Date of Visit: June 4-5, 2025
Hotel El Paso is a very basic hotel, but the price was only about $75 after taxes and fees, which was at least $50 cheaper than other options that night. Finding the hotel seeming looking abandoned and under significant renovations with no warning on the IHG website was a little off putting, but still worth the savings for us.
The bathroom did have grab bars by toilet, but it did not really have much space for the wheelchair. This may have been one of the few places Mik could get on the toilet himself, but I do not recall one way or the other.
The tub had quite a few grab bars and the seat seemed decent in how it flipped up out of the way, but none of us ended up using the shower.
The room was overly furnished with a table and chair that made it difficult to get into the room and then not enough room to actually use the futon/sofa bed and even walk through much less roll a wheelchair.
The mini fridge and microwave area was past the other bed and this was the area Mik found to be the best for his floor area space.
Overall this hotel worked out for us even though it was overly furnished and would do again if passing through and it was that much cheaper than other options. We really feel that it should have a renovation warning when booking, though, as it is very much feels like it a construction zone once you go inside. The rooms are definitely still old and worn, but everything other than the outlets being too lose to keep my charge in overnight worked and it was clean. There was no breakfast, but they do have coffee and put out little packages of mini donuts in the morning.
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