This RV Park is old, but don't let that bother you. It's clean as any we've stayed at and is…read moreconvenient to shopping and restaurants. The management are super nice and accommodating. Just a few rules--all just common sense. Nice pool, playground, laundry, and store. Recommend this to all RV travelers.

very unprofessional people who run it that think they know everything going on with no cameras out…read morebasing assumptions off of what they feel. Very unkind owner and very poorly managed. Wifi is terrible also.

Just traveling through Vernon and needed a spot to lay our heads for the night. All other…read morecampgrounds were full, according to their recordings. I called and Robbie answered with a big 'ole Texas welcome "Hello!". Yep, I knew we had found the right spot. I told him we needed just one space for the night and he said he had it! Whew! We met him at the driveway and he drove us to our spot. It was a 50-amp hook-up and we needed a 30-amp. He said "Hang on! I'll be right back!". Robbie came back with an adapter for us!!! Now when I think of Texas Hospitality, I think of Big Tex waving hello to us at the Sytate Fair. And then there's Robbie...!!! Only downside was that we were on the side of the park by the train tracks. You know what that means. But, we were so tired we didn't care. Nobody bothered us. We got in, we got out. Easy access.

This was a last minute stop on our way through town after a long day on the road. Daughter was…read moretired of being in truck /dog wouldn't stop barking at cars and Robbie came through with a spot that has full hook ups! I couldn't be happier. Thank you. I would definitely stay here again.

Owner Larry, what a nice guy. Always helpful. We we're on the road all day, getting dark and…read morecampgrounds in Childress we're booked. Nice lady at one campground suggested Mel's. Called and Larry's dad answered, gave us Larry's #. Called Larry's and no answer. Called his dad back and dad said he would drive to where Larry's was and tell him, and would call us back. Then Larry's called and we lucked out and got a spot with full hookup. Larry's and his dad went above and beyond to help us. Will be stopping at Mel's when we are in the area again. Full hookups. Elect, water, dump. Larry's is the new owner and making improvements. Thank you so much Larry's and Dad! Merry Christmas! Kas and Kevin Schaper.

Nice and quiet campground. No extra amenities. Would…read morerecommend for anyone in the area for work.

The room was disgusting. Like not just mild, pure filth. Probably has diseases and fungus crawling…read moreall over it. The shower had mold They wouldn't refund me when i went back into the office after looking at the room, i showed her the photos of the room. 75$ for this room, you couldn't pay me 75$ to stay here. I feel like they really robbed me and they never told me the room was non-refundable either.

I'm amazed how many of these little motels are able to offer safe, clean, comfortable…read moreaccommodations. There are, of course exceptions, but the Childress Inn is not one! Courtyard design with only one entrance offers very safe rooms. Rooms are huge. Mine included nice easy chair, microwave, fridge, hairdryer, cable TV, great internet service, and AC instantly cooled the place down. And plenty of plugs. Very new clean carpet

Perfect rest stop for toddlers and families and dogs and anyone! Clean, air conditioned bathrooms,…read morebig play ground, covered picnic tables. A better stop than most city playgrounds. For families who stop and picnic and play on long road trips, this is the perfect rest area on 287.

Very clean ample parking a little respite to get a beer from the cooler and back on the road .read more

After a long day of driving it was great to stay in a clean & new renovated room. Just the basics…read more Great for the price! Will stay again. Enjoy!!!

My husband made a reservation for two rooms. He is a rewards member with Best Western and stays at…read moretheir hotels every month. We were meeting there coming from two different states. I got there first and the clerk did not want to check me in because the hotel reservation was in my husband's name. We have the same last name. The Best Western I stayed at the night before had no issues with the first name on the reservation. This guy was unpleasant and I believe unreasonable. He fussed about the reservation and only gave us one room until my husband got there to sign. For some reason, we had a reservation for a handicapped room. He watched my son and me get out of the truck and came running out when he saw we had two small dogs. He started fussing about the fact that he didn't know about the pets. My husband makes a point to find a place that takes pets. He was acting as if we were trying to cheat him by sneaking in the pets. He was rude and unflinching. I left and drove across the street to a different hotel. I'd rather pay money at a different hotel than get two free rooms at this hotel. I won't use that particular hotel again. I typically have good stays at Best Western.

I was hoping to find a little old-fashioned Motel to stay in, my favorite kind. This one fit the…read morebill perfectly. Well, almost. I didn't get in until about 10 p.m. but the manager was still awake and must have seen that I was a safe person because he invited me inside the lobby and didn't make me stand outside with insects flying around. It was $50 for one room, one person ($56+ with taxes and fees). He said that was the senior rate, that normally it's $55. Everything is old but clean and in good working order. I wasn't expecting a microwave, fridge, and coffee maker so that was an added Plus to justify the price. Otherwise I might have said this was a $40-$45 place, but it's worth it to have the little amenities. The linens are nothing fancy but were clean. The mattress was extremely comfortable. There is a little envelope of shampoo and conditioner and a tiny soap, plus one coffee pod for the coffee pot. I had no problem getting another coffee pod to use the next day and when I told the guy I had my own ground coffee and did he have any filters he didn't just give me one or two but a whole stack of them to take with me on my travels because he said he had lots of them. That was very nice. He was very nice every time I encountered him. The room is spacious and includes a plastic chair, a nightstand with drawers that included a local phone book and a little booklet about the town, double bed, lamp, micro/frig, coffee pot, couple of tables to set things on, mirror, A/C and a power strip right next to the bed so you can plug in your devices. The A/C worked great, the bed was comfortable and the place was very quiet. I slept great. I felt very safe here also, which is important for a female traveling alone. I liked the place so much I decided to spend another night so I could explore the little town of Vernon the second day. All was fine until I got back from having dinner at the Chicken Shack. There was a mild urine smell in the room. I wasn't sure if it was coming from the bathroom or the carpeting just outside the bathroom but later thought it was coming from the carpeting. The smell got worse as the evening progressed and it was disconcerting to have to smell it all night long. I tried spritzing some lavender spray I had with me but that wasn't enough to make the smell go away. Also my feet got very black after walking around barefoot for a while so I think they need to give the carpeting a thorough shampooing. You don't realize how much ground in dirt there is in a carpet till you give it a good shampoo and see the dirty water in the container. I was also surprised at the amount of dirty fingerprints on the door jamb. I always carry one of those magic eraser sponges with me, you know the white one that cleans anything? I used it on the smudges and posted pictures of the difference before and after and all I gave it was a light wipe down with that sponge. I did a little online research the second evening out of curiosity and found that this Motel was built in 1947 which makes it older than me! I also found out the name La Fonda translates to The Inn in English. And I found an old postcard for sale on eBay showing what the place looked like in the early 50s so I included it in the photos Iposyed. This is the kind of place I would have stayed at with my parents when we would travel and that's one reason I enjoy staying a little old motels when I travel myself. If you're looking for fancy you'd better go to another place where you'll pay twice as much. This was a good budget place and I would probably stay here again.

Stuck in the historic Panhandle snow storm of 2015 and all Hotels sold out! Called Derrel and Kay…read moreWall 9408388622 who were too kind to let us in even though roads were treacherous. What a nice home built in 1905 and charmfully decorated in period items. Was like visiting my Grandmother's home 55 years ago.