This is a clean, quiet little motor hotel (the owner showed me a wonderful photo of the place in…read morethe 1930s - don't worry, it has been updated!) that exactly fit the bill for me. I wanted somewhere simple and safe in Las Animas and this was perfect. The owner is on site so anything that came up (e.g., getting a hair dryer, checking the wifi password) was taken care of right away. And, on top of that, it was affordable! Will definitely be going back.

I guess there is only 2 motels Intown to compare it to this, so here we go very clean older motel,…read morequiet, Dairy Queen across the street, dollar store nearby, beds are comfortable coffee in the room ,nice TV we went there in the winter so the room was very warm which is something I DEFINITELY Appreciated, the owner very friendly very helpful I would definitely come back if I'm in the Area again... Bring a hairdryer the rooms do not have one

In 1995 when i was 15 I visited this hotel alot (as my dad worked there in the restaurant) anyways…read morethey had the best beef tips and gravy that I have ever had. Now at age of 43 I've never found a.place that has better beef tips and gravy.

I guess this place has seen better days. I arrived there this past Friday evening and thought it…read morewas so creepy looking that I didn't even want to go in!

All in all, a very wonderful stay at this hotel. We came in for 5 nights during Thanksgiving and…read morethis was the only hotel in town with a working indoor pool, hot breakfast and good reviews. The desk clerks were extremely friendly and very helpful. The breakfast was consistently good and had tasty options. There was not a great selection of fruit, only oranges and red apples, but there were rotating hot options including: egg & cheese foldover 'omelettes' sausage patties, german style breakfast sausage, scrambled eggs, ham and mini bagels with egg, cheese and ham.

I had a decent experience with the staff (mostly friendly) and shared space cleanliness here. The…read morebreakfast staff was awesome, friendly and even made a vegetarian request for me. However, after staying in Room 222 for three nights, September 9-11, 2019, I woke up with numerous bites all over my body. I checked the mattresses and saw nothing to the naked eye, but still got bit. I made the manager aware on the morning of the 12th at my check out around 6:30am, and he said he would investigate. As the hotel was booked by my partner, she contacted them and let them know about it in their "survey". It has been two weeks and they have not gotten back to us. Here are the pictures we offered the hotel staff and some as of late as the bites are still healing. I am still awake most nights itching and putting medicine on my skin. DO NOT STAY HERE.

Bed sagged horribly. Needs to be tossed out. The heater needs filter to be replaced. Was blowing…read moredust all night. Serious headache and congestion. Turned down to 62F and put a wet towel over it. Wish I had hours ago. Room was clean with working fridge. 6 am and still awake. Ugh.

On our motorcycle trip from Richmond VA to the Grand Canyon and back, we've had to out-run storms…read moreseveral times (sometimes unsuccessfully!) This was the case today. We had to stop somewhere quick. Not bad, it's an older motel. Appears clean, the shower is great and the front desk lady is nice, offering recommendations for food and few events happening in this town of 7,230 (based on 2023 census). I haven't seen but 2 people so far! Around here you can pay close to $200 ($12.50 per hour) for a room at the Hampton Inn or under $100 ($4.75 per hour) for a decent night's sleep here. I'm happy with my choice.

I came back the day after and opted to sit in the bar. For a light early diner late lunch. I had…read morethe nachos and the taquitos. The nachos I requested to add steak too. The nachos were very flavorful with various toppings. I believe the beer cheese, green chilies, pico and guac was a good combo with the seasoned steak. The taquitos have this good adobo, crema, carnitas combo that work together in concert. I did enjoy the pickled red onions that were just tart enough to offset the richness of the taquitos. Overall great experience with the wait staff that served us. Late Lunch was a good pace to customers coming in and out.

We stayed here when we were kids in the 70's. Always loved the atrium with its large plants…read more Although tine has taken it toll the new owners have made big efforts to update and keep the place relevant. Place is clean and pretty well upgraded. Rooms are typical of the when it was built. We didn't get to try food here as it was Sunday and not open. For me it was memories from the past. Inside botanical gardens are still thriving. Staff were friendly. Breakfast was a sleep ahead of most places. All in all we had Avery enjoyable stay for the night.

Carol & Tom were so nice. Affordable rate for this historic family hotel reminds me of a bed &…read morebreakfast. I got there late, no restaurants open...they fed me a bowl of the best beef stew from their own fridge. clean rooms clean bathroom and Bed was very comfortable. highly recommend

A delightful place to stay. Rooms were well appointed with classic antiques. Well worth the…read moredrive to get here. The husband wife owners have done much of the restoration work themselves

Well Pilgrim if your wagon rolls through LaJunta, pass this place up. Like me, this place is past…read moreits best days. In fact it's like Crazy Sally at the saloon: Dirty, worn down, over priced and smells bad.

Absolutely amazing staff and rooms. They saved my families butt after midtown motel cancelled our…read morestay with them. The staff was so cool. And the room was AWESOME

I really hate to give less than 4 stars for my stay here. But there were a couple things preventing…read moreme from giving a higher rating. One of these was stained towels. I get that it's a smaller family-run establishment, but black smudges on most of the towels are a little unsettling. The big red flag for me, however, was that the door had no working deadbolt, nor was there a chain/bar to prevent the door from being forced open. Maybe I'm just paranoid from having stayed in places where crime is a concern, but I consider a working deadbolt and/or a chain to be "standard equipment" at a hotel room and I have never stayed somewhere that didn't have one of those. Other than that, the room was fine. A/C was cold, water hot, internet fast. Really didn't like how far from the bed the nearest power outlet was, especially with cell phones being standard equipment nowadays. I probably wouldn't stay here again, but for my purposes (a traveler passing through who originally planned to camp, but sites were expensive), it was fine. I've stayed at far worse budget hotels on the High Plains and around the country, but I've also stayed at better.

The owner is amazing he keeps the people there safe he looks out for everyone and is very clean and…read morefriendly it's close to food and other places as well I'd recommend this place over all the other places here in Colorado period

Reserved a room on their website, paid, and got the receipt email. When I arrived there was a…read morehandwritten sign stating they were not renting rooms. No one in the office, no one answering the phone number they left on the sign to call them, and no voicemail option. This place is a scam. If I could give zeros for their rating I would. I'd like my money back Travel Inn La Junta.

Horrible, super sketchy, overall bad, the lady at the front desk wouldent let us get our money back…read moreafter we booked online. the rooms were outdated as well. and the bed was literally broken. I do NOT recommend.