BAYMONT BAYMONT BY WYNDHAM

Hotel

Older hotel, but large, clean room with comfortable bed and nice furnishings. Very good value for the price. Very pet friendly.

I booked a room last night and did not stay there. The shower had black mold, dirty tub and wall. I called the office several times and could only reach the booking company to complain. I want a refund for room that I did not stay at. Pictures attached.

Great staff and lot of parking.

The price was a little high but given the oil business in the area that isn't surprising. However the bead spread was stained and the wall behind the toilet was rotting out. Beds were comfortable and the room was clean.

Being in the heart of oilfield country, nothing is cheap. Yes, its somewhat dated, but unlike a lot of hotels in the area that cash in on oilfield workers and let their properties fall into disrepair, I pulled up, people were on the roof taking care of things, painters were also working, so they are actually making it nicer. As a heavy transport driver, there is a huge abandoned truck stop adjacent to the hotel where I can easily pull in with a 13 axle and turn around without scrubbing the tires.

Good place to stay. I was only there for a night and didn't notice anything odd during my stay there. The desk clerk was friendly and the rooms were clean. The a/c worked great which was the most important thing.

This property appears to be in somewhat disrepair and in need of renovations. The rooms were clean but the fixtures need updates. The personnel were consistently friendly cheerful and helpful. The complementary breakfast was well prepared and served. More than adequate parking space was available but the open lot needed pavement repair and markings.

Disgusting. Room This hotel is the absolute worst. When you walk into the room the air feels thick and dirty. There are stains all over the carpet. The bed hardly looked made. Very loose. The sheets felt damp and the comforter… ugh. I used the comforter as a walkway to the bathroom… I wouldn't touch the carpet with my bare feet. There are stains on the walls. The trim around the door from inside the room is chipped and stained. The trim around the door in the bathroom is also chipped and stained… stained with what?! I paid $169 for one night and have never had a worse experience. In addition to the terrible environment, the service was just as bad. I come into the front office in the morning and ask for towels… they only gave us 2 for a party of 4. I ask the housekeeper leaning against the wall for towels and she motions with her head to the front desk lady that is helping another guest. I patiently wait with my 2 and 4 year old in the lobby for the front desk agent to become available… I request 2 towels and the front desk agent goes behind the counter and picks them up right in front of the housekeeper leaning against the wall! Unbelievable. I will NEVER stay at a LaQuinta again… ever. The owner should be embarrassed.

Average, far from the best but also far from the worst. Had to move rooms because mine wouldn't open, took about 30 minutes which was annoying. But it was clean, and no bugs in the rooms. Fact is it's an old hotel in a town full of new ones, and it's aging like milk, but you could do worse. Updated review: lowered my review from 3 star to 2. I've stayed here several times now for work, and I've seen the prices of the rooms go from low/sub 100 dollars to well over 200 on some nights. Effectively they've doubled their profits because of the oil field workers like me, but the quality of the hotel hasn't changed a bit. Just tonight I had to move rooms because the A/C in mine would not cool the entire room (guess the hamster got tired), and now in the new room the A/C is barely working any better. You would think that the one thing they cared about would be the A/C, since this hotel is conveniently located in THE DESERT, but apparently not. Addendum to update: I've moved rooms for a second time, this being my third room and the a/c is the same. It must be some kind of power saving setting they've activated in the units. There is no difference between "low" fan and "high" fan. I'm not some kind of hot natured freak, I'm a regular person laying 2 feet from the unit and cannot even feel the air reaching me. The only positive I can say is that Corey at the front desk is extremely helpful and has at least done his best to try and help me.

Nice place to stay close to everything, nice staff, clean room. We would stay there again.

Old building, way overpriced for ehat they offer, generic breakfast, waffles, beagles etc, often greeted by " will be right back" note at the front desk.

Average, far from the best but also far from the worst. Had to move rooms because mine wouldn't open, took about 30 minutes which was annoying. But it was clean, and no bugs in the rooms. Fact is it's an old hotel in a town full of new ones, and it's aging like milk, but you could do worse. Updated review: lowered my review from 3 star to 2. I've stayed here several times now for work, and I've seen the prices of the rooms go from low/sub 100 dollars to well over 200 on some nights. Effectively they've doubled their profits because of the oil field workers like me, but the quality of the hotel hasn't changed a bit. Just tonight I had to move rooms because the A/C in mine would not cool the entire room (guess the hamster got tired), and now in the new room the A/C is barely working any better. You would think that the one thing they cared about would be the A/C, since this hotel is conveniently located in THE DESERT, but apparently not. Addendum to update: I've moved rooms for a second time, this being my third room and the a/c is the same. It must be some kind of power saving setting they've activated in the units. There is no difference between "low" fan and "high" fan. I'm not some kind of hot natured freak, I'm a regular person laying 2 feet from the unit and cannot even feel the air reaching me. The only positive I can say is that Corey at the front desk is extremely helpful and has at least done his best to try and help me.

This hotel is disgusting, and smells. Yes, I get its just quick stop to sleep, but I dont want to sleep with bed bugs, and musky smells of pets. There even a stain soiled into the carpet that looks like they didn't even bother cleaning. Thank gawd all La Quintas aren't like this.

This place is horrible! Zero rating! Good luck trying to get clean towels, sheets, and floor vaccumed. Don't waste your money or chance being bitten by scorpions.

My husband and I stayed one night on our way from San Diego to San Antonio. We were not impressed. Pros: allows dogs and the bed is comfortable. Cons: there was hair all over the bathroom, the room smelled really bad, the decor was very outdated, and we were not informed about breakfast upon check in. We could handle it for one night, but not longer than that.

After seeing the third cockroach within an hour of checking in and crawling across the bed/pillows, we left. I wouldn't give it any stars other than the night guy was nice and apologetic. His attitude was the only thing this hotel had going for it. The overall room was dirty and moldy.

The staff was friendly but that's the only nice thing I can say about this LaQuinta. This hotel needs major updates. Everything is so old, worn, stained, and smells like cigarettes that I can't even tell if it's clean. The shower is leaking. The door to the room doesn't work right.

Horrible. The original room I booked was not available when I got there. I went into the room they gave me and there were no sheets on the beds. Then they assigned me a second floor room with no elevator, and I had two tired dogs and luggage. Not a good experience. To their credit, they did eventually get me a clean room and guest services was pleasant.

If you stay here just pray you don't have a room next to someone who stands outside their room smoking cigarettes all night and talking on their cell phone. All in all though the room is fine. Bed is good, water runs hot, microwave works, and the TV is a decent size.

It's a La Quinta, so your standards can't really be THAT high. It was a decent room. No bugs or loud neighbors or anything like that. Seemed to be in a good area. Hot water worked well. My only problem was that the iron in my room was all burnt and I needed to iron a white shirt (which that iron would have definitely ruined). Besides that, not a bad place.

Nice staff, clean rooms, and a good breakfast bar.

I've stayed at more than a few La Quinta Inns and this one ranks at the bottom. Called the front desk to ask for an extra blanket and was told that there were none. Really? I ended up using towels as blankets for one of my young kiddos. Overall the place was clean-ish and our car didn't get broken into, so that's the redeeming value. We were on the first floor and could hear every sound from upstairs. We stay at this brand when we're traveling with our small dog, but will likely pony up the pet fee at an alternate location next time we stay in Fort Stockton.

We stay here every year on our road trip, and while the rooms are always clean and ready when we arrive, the amenities and pricing at this La Quinta fall short of others we have stayed at. The beds are okay but not great and some of the furnishings are in need of maintenance/repair. Overall, it's a decent motel out here in the middle of West Texas.

Clean rooms, nice continental breakfast with waffles, only protein is HB eggs and yogurt. Beds are great but pillows too firm for a neck that's been in the car all day. Building is a bit tired on the exterior, but staff is nice. Definitely stay here again — but I'd bring in my own pillow!

Absolutely disgusting. Drove 8hrs from east TX with 2 small children and made them keep their socks and shoes on while in the dog hair covered room. Shower didnt drain and after 3min my ankles were under water. Beds looks like they had been slept in and remade, all the bath tissue was gone, the floors were filthy and hadn't been vacuumed in ages. The sign said "room had been serviced" by "Emily", what a joke. We tried to check out and move to another hotel but everything was sold out on a holiday weekend, so the staff offered a discount if we stayed, but upon checkout we were told we already had the military discount so no others would apply. What a joke, the manager couldn't be bothered to come talk with Us. Do not stay here, $150+ for the night.

Best Internet on this 3 week trip. Quietest A/C. Okay pastries, cereal, and fruit. Automatic coffee making machine. Did not try it. Desk clerk fetched plates and tableware from breakfast room so we could eat our leftovers. Old building, visible gaps around the door. Mixed smoking and non-smoking rooms. Odd smell, maybe smell of chemicals to remove smoke? Smell of mold in bathroom.

The room was clean. The staff was pleasant and up-beat. Beyond cook your own waffle and various breads and jelly, the protein choices were instant oatmeal and hard-boil eggs.

Room was fine. Did not do breakfast. We had double queen which were comfortable. Pleanty of eating close by. Would stay again.

Nice place to stay the breakfast was okay rooms need more plug for laptops and other devices.

A motel for truck drivers, partiers and who knows what else. Out of all the La Quinta Inns that I've stayed at in the mid southern United States, this is the worst. Once I located my room, there was a huge party going on (it was a Monday night at 9:30pm) on the second floor with people hanging off the railing drinking, loudly cussing, and showing their low class. This location also charged more than other La Quinta Inn hotels that have indoor room entrances. Two words: Dive Motel.

I know it's a pet friendly hotel. But this place is disgusting. Stayed @ LQ of Tuscon and doesn't even compare. You would think that it was a whole different company.

This is the worst LA Quinta I have ever stayed at. We left after being there one hour. The A. C. Did not work well. The hotel is very old and not look like a typical LA Quinta. Avoid if you like quality!

Typical La Quinta. Way, way over priced.

Was very dirty the carpet, the bed, so I noticed that you have not changed the blankets. The workers in the front were very friendly.

Okay. To start… there was four of us booked in one room like scheduled; yet only 3 towels. Now we would of gone to ask for another towel… but the lady didn't seem like she was in the mood to get us one. Carrying on… the room smelled old and like mildew, and none of the outlets worked properly, the beds were old and itchy feeling. In the bathroom, the toilet was disgusting, and didn't flush all the way. The shower had one of those shower floor matts… which was slimy and looked covered in mold and placed perfectly around the shower was pubic hair (we didn't use the shower til the next morning. ) The three towels they gave us were fine… until one of us flipped it over and noticed blood stains… FANTASTIC! Please save your money… this place is rundown and Wasn't worth almost $100 for one night.

Very easy to stay here. Right off the freeway, pet friendly and lots of space to walk your dog. Grounds were dirty. Dog walk area had lots of pet waste on the ground. The rooms are decent and has everything you would need.

It's was clean. Towels and sheets smelled and felt fresh, all was stocked accordingly. Liked that check out is at noon. Not too keen on house keeping coming by around 10am. Over all will consider staying again if in the area.

Fairly clean and comfortable, no bugs or anything like that, but building needs an update. Everything is old, weather stripping around door to my room is gone, and the AC worked, but just barely. Overall good experience, but definitely time for a remodel.

Very nice staff, and rooms are clean and comfortable. Parking is plentiful and near rooms and stairs. Walmart a short walk away. Pool looked clean, but small. However, there was a nasty smell outside one of the buildings like someone threw away some fish in a dumpster outside.

This is definitely an older hotel that is in need of some upgrades, especially considering the several new hotels just across the parking lot. The beds are decent, but needs new bedding. The pool was infested with wasps so it was completely unusable. Plus, it was apparently the hangout for chain smokers. It wasn't an awful place, but I would have rather spent a little more for a better experience. Their pet friendly policy is the only reason we stayed.

It's just a sleep over motel but they offer a free breakfast. The oil field workers stay here so it may be booked if you roll in late.

Stayed in room 105. The bed sheets were cleaned, but stained. The room itself, was old and outdated. The bathroom smelled of mildew so we had to leave the fan running. There were practically no power outlets in the room to use. Not enough parking for the facility, we had to park across the building. At breakfast, the waffle mix they use was extremely doughy making for dense disgusting waffles. All in all you pay LQ prices for cheap motel quality.

Dirty, dirty, and more dirty. We were passing through and needed a place to stop for the night. After one look at the rooms we left. The sheets looked used and not washed. The bathtub was not cleaned and the room smelt like mildew.

Old, outdated, less than desired. A true truck stop type of place. In bad need of an update.

This is a very rude and racist hotel to an extreme! I can't believe this would still happens in 2015. I am Asian, when I called to make a reservation I was told by the associate that there is no one single rooms available the entire night which I know they do, as I just called them few minutes ago, and one associate confirmed with me they do. So my white friend decided to call for me and… boom, there is a room available! Not only the associate kept telling me there is no room available with bad attitude, and she even hang up on me! Worst hotel with reservation experience my whole life! I wanted to give it a — 5 star not 1. Forget about calling them if you aren't white.

This place may have been upgraded whilst I was not looking. A very good value and really nice rooms. Everything one needs is here. The plugs could be a bit more accessible, but this is such a common problem, I carry a short extension cord with a three way end so I can plug in the computer, the tablet, and the cell phone. Still need a spot for the camera charger and her phone too. I guess I am a power hound. Oh well, back to the hotel. Clean, nice, fresh, nice tv, quiet fridge (that is a big plus as often I have to unplug them for real quiet), microwave, bevelled mirrors, side mirrors on the sink for better views, easy parking, and handily right off the I 10. I guess it has all I need.

Good: Room was clean. Staff was very friendly. Area is quiet. Beds are comfy. Dogs are allowed at no extra charge. Wi-Fi works well. Bad: Shower head leaked. Cable wasn't hooked up. My husband is a maintenance guy so he noticed a few other things. Overall it was good stay, maybe not quite worth $90 but we would stay here again.

I have stayed at many La Quinta Inns and this one was a disappointment. I suppose there's not much competition but I paid $5 more in Tucson and the room was twice as nice. This room was adequate and clean but the hotel is straight from 1972. Breakfast was inedible. Muffins were frozen (thawed) and rubbery. Coffee was an instant coffee machine! I mean come on. How hard is it to make fresh coffee? I would not stay here again.

Internet is super slow Room is not as expected House keeping don't do there job If you are planning to stay here more than one night I recommend to find another place to stay Don't waste your money like that.

We checked in @ 11:00-11:30 pm. Had planned to sleep in late since we had been traveling for several days. We were started with a knock at the door @ 9:00 am sharp "House cleaning" called the front desk. "Put your DND sign up" there wasn't one in room. 9:20 am. Knock again, "Maintenance" are kidding me? Stayed in many La Quintas before and never a problem, will not be staying here again. Very outdated but yet the most expensive La Quinta we have stayed in even with a Military Discount.

Had problems connecting to internet, called front desk and was promised a return call that never came. Called again 2 hours later and was told they would look into it. Staff was not helpful or willing to try and help. Have stayed in many LA hotels and this is so far the worst experience. Will not come back.

I have stayed at LaQuinta Inns all over for years. This one in Fort Stockton has always left something to be desired, but usually not the same thing every time. This time I was truly disappointed. The bathroom was run down, The toilet was totally clogged, which I didn't discover until the next morning, and it was obviously clogged before I got there. I am used to motels like LaQuinta having a marginal (at best) "European" breakfast, but I'm not used to a gallon of milk sitting atop a platter of ice. Someone has a technically incorrect view of how to cool. Special (spoilable) liquids without tainting them. I am also not a fan of discolored hard boiled eggs. Buying breakfast at any restaurant in town, or even at the 'STRIPES' truck stop would be a safer option.

Room was clean, great rate. We accidentally left my son's baby blanket in the room and 3 months later they still had it. Great customer service.

The staff was friendly at reception and checkout. The room was good, but had some better amenities such nice flat screen TV with about 30 HD cable channels. Other standard additions were the mini-fridge, microwave, and desk area. The bed linens, bath area were average, but suitable. The parking was in a well-lit area directly outside of my room (motel style rooms). The breakfast was filling and tasty. I especially liked the self-cook Texas shaped Belgian waffles.

Staff was friendly and good rv/ trailor parking but other than that the rooms and pool are dirty, hair everywhere! Broken door handle on both rooms we were given, not even an alarm clock in the room. Manager did give us a discount, just an old run down building. Breakfast was ok. Also, avoid the near by walmart at all costs if you can.