Rooms are clean, odor free. It's an outdated place but it's nice for the price. Stayed here for one night passing through on I-70 to Kc. Beds are very firm but the pillows are nice. The room got so cold we had to turn off the ac unit in the middle of the night. Had an issue at the front desk, but the night manager was very nice and helpful. This is a great place if just passing through for a night or two. read more

So, I'm on a nation-wide cross country motorcycle thing ... although not something new to me, this one is a bucket list caliber - and I'm doing it on the cheap just for the fun of it ... being a Choice Hotel club member, I've tried to pick one of these brands where possible. Last nite I rolled into limon ,CO and was greeted warmly and friendly by Peter and Brian. When I inquired of a room location that was nearby to where my bike would park, Peter immediately showed me "the best security camera parking spot", which happened to be where he parks his car ... and without hesitation he moved his car and asked me to park my bike there - AND - confirmed the staff would keep any eye on it all night long. And it was untouched until I loaded up and headed out this morning. Okay, so this is not the Ritz, the Hilton Grand, the Four Seasons, etc. where I actually stay as a regular choice. I get that, but everything about my stay here was more than adequate and exactly as I expected - but the extraordinarily nice accommodation for parking really sets this stay apart from most. We have lots of choices in lodging (no pun) and I truly hope Brian and Peters supervisors know the good will being generated. As a retired corporate and private CEO I learned long ago that PEOPLE are the ONLY contributing asset that can make a lasting difference in any enterprise. I will stay here again and I recommend it to anyone who needs a welcoming, friendly place to stay that is run by people who care about you as the paying customer. Don't expect perfection - we all can agree we are not paying for it here, but DO expect clean neat economy grade accommodations at a cost that is minimal. Thank You Ps: once you've had a coveted item like a special motorcycle stolen from right under your nose, you will never feel the same about security .... not trying to be paranoid, just realistic. The fact Peter & Brian got it is impressive. Here it is parked at the lobby office managers parking space .. read more

Econo Lodge - Hotels Near Me - Limon, Colorado

Well I was really looking forward to taking a bath but considering not even the SINK was wiped down I passed on that. Please, hire housekeepers that can do their job. Wiping down all the surfaces in ONE SMALL ROOM is NOT a hard job. Over $90 for a filthy room & yes they require a $25 deposit if you do not have a credit card. What a JOKE. read more

Econo Lodge - They "care" about the environment... LOL - Hotels Near Me - Limon, Colorado

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Good place to stay! Staff was exceptionally nice and helped me with my bags. Didn't catch the clerks name but he checked me in on the 3rd of June in the evening. Breakfast was decent as well. Would definatly stay here again. read more

Wish I would have read the reviews first... Pros: Staff is very friendly, pet friendly... Cons: first thing when you open the door to the room is pee! Why should we pay a fee for our pets if they don't clean the rooms!? Awful! Went and bought air fresheners because I couldn't even be in the room, bed is extremely hard, and found a bug in the towels! read more

Econo Lodge - The bug I found in the towels! - Hotels Near Me - Limon, Colorado

If you have nowhere else to go.. I stayed here two nights ago because I really had no other choice. After travelling north out of New Mexico on Interstate 25 and sightseeing through Colorado the original plan was to stay at a place in Colorado Springs for the night. It wasn't my lucky day. I came across about half a dozen hotels that had no vacancy. I've never had that much of a problem finding a room at four in the afternoon before and I've traveled a lot. Another three to four locations were greatly overpriced. What's wrong with Colorado Springs?? So further down the road I went with no plan on where I was going to stay. I was on my way towards Kansas and planned to avoid Denver altogether so I headed east towards Limon. I was unhappy to find a few locations that looked right out of a horror movie. The Bates Motel, no thanks. Finally I made it to Limon, exhausted and ready to give up. Another hotel that was too expensive. Then another horror show. Colorado, what happened to you? Finally it was the Econo Lodge. I had nowhere else to go. I was tired and hadn't eaten all day. I had never stayed at an Econo Lodge before. My experience was just "ok" not great. The breakfast options were limited. The coffee was absolutely awful. The room was clean but it was just a place to sleep. I would only stay here again if I had no other options.. Limon, I do not miss you... read more

The guy named Pete at front desk was so nice! They had tea and coffee even though it wasn't breakfast. Nice pastry's in the morning, they were very good. Very clean place. They also had glass coffee cups in the rooms. Highly recommend this Econo Lodge. The best one yet! read more

En route to my new home in South Dakota, we stopped here. They allowed all animals we were transporting inside (it was very cold outside) and the room was fine. One of the cats disappeared and we had to move on. Once in Sioux Falls, I got a call from the manager three days later. The cat had managed to hide under the "cat-proof" platform supporting the bed. I turned around and drove back to pick up the cat. The staff cared for the animal graciously, and let him stay in the room; the staff provided food (both dry and wet), litter, a cat toy and all the cable TV he could watch. They charged $15/day for three days or so. Considering the alternatives, I thought they went above and beyond what was expected of them. This is very animal-friendly place with kind people who care. read more

Was a very nice place. Was very friendly. Great area for food. We would stay again if in this area. Room was moderate but very comfortable

Absolutely the worst hotel ever!! We had a nonsmoking room, but it didn't matter because all the hallways and the lobby reeked of smoke! The breakfast was skimpy and not good. The toliet and shower were disgustingly dirty and I had to request new sheets because the original ones were horribly thread bare! There was also a dead smashed fly on the comment cards in the room. Oh yeah, and there was dog hair and dirt in the carpet. Don't ever stay here. Run away fast. read more

My husband and I had the misfortune of staying at the Econo Lodge of Limon during our recent cross country drive, and we really wished we had stopped closer to Denver. Limon is the only place for hours and hours, so you have to take what you can get. Clearly there is some natural gas or other natural resource boom on that allows them to overcharge for terrible rooms. However, it was not the quality of the room that makes me give it such a poor rating. It was the man at the front desk--I'd have given two stars if not for him. We pulled up at about 6:30 or so and I went inside to enquire about rates. He quoted me $79 for a double. I asked if there was a better rate and also about AAA discounts, because, truly, the place was clearly a bit of a dive, and $79 even sounded high. I believe he went down to $72 or maybe $65. I went out to check with my husband that he was good with that rate, and when I returned to the lobby, the "gentleman" at the desk was giving a HELL of a deal to an older couple who'd come in after me. Now, I'm 40. I'm not some dumb kid, and I'm not a pushover. He was giving these people some 'only this one room' single bed for nearly $15 less. Good on them, but I was there first, and I clearly asked if there was a better deal. Dude speaks English as his first language, this I know because he was of NO kind of ethnicity beyond old white a-hole. I asked him, in front of the other couple, "Why didn't you offer me that room?" and he stuttered a bit, then acted like I should be happy he'd rent a room at all. The lobby also has signs all over it like some flop house explaining all the ways you can get arrested. Very welcoming to the weary traveller! So yeah, we were exhausted and I needed to sleep, so we took the room, but if you need to sleep on the road crossing country, do yourself a favor and steer clear of Limon. Plan to either sleep near Denver or push on to Kansas. The rooms were skeezy on top of it all. Just don't. read more

Ok hotel, right off I-70 and cheap. The beds however are terrible and rooms are outdated. About what you would expect from a roadside motel.

The good: Room was clean. People were nice. Breakfast exceeded my expectations. The bad: The room was way overpriced for what I got. In relation to what the Quality Inn wanted, maybe not ($150) but $110 for their suite was still a bit pricey. There were also little things like their "broken" ice machine. They went to the back to fill Styrofoam coolers which meant that they touched the ice in addition to being cheap. They also had a broken towel rack in the bathroom that, instead of repairing, they typed up a sign telling the occupants that it was broken. ??????? Bottom line: I would stay here if I had to but would regret the cost of doing so. read more

We had the misfortune of staying in this hotel while moving cross country. The worst thing I could say about it is the strong stench of Odo-Ban in an attempt to cover up the other odors. My child is an asthmatic & even had troubles breathing through the night. I understand that they allow pets, but so do a lot of other hotels & they don't have this problem. The beds are extremely uncomfortable. I felt like I was sleeping on a piece of plywood with a cheap blanket. The entire room was dirty - I refused to even use the shower. We stayed long enough to get a few hours of sleep & then left as soon as we could. The room across the hall had an open door the entire night. The whole atmosphere was just dark, dirty, and creepy. My recommendation is for you to stay anywhere else or just keep driving to the next town. read more

This was a great respite from the road on a cold snowy evening. Got a suite for $82; not the nicest room but it was clean with comfortable beds and hot water with great water pressure. Skip the breakfast. read more

Clean rooms, quiet, right off I-70. Best of all they took my pooches for minimum fee ($15 for first pet, 5 for addtl pet). Linens were clean and hallway was clean--- close to a gas station and mcdonalds read more

The room was adequate. The premises and rooms need a major renovation, but the room and common areas were clean. Animals are permitted. I did get a flea bite while staying here, however I wasn't sure if it was in the room. A modest breakfast is available and is included in the price. read more

I had the misfortune of checking into this hotel when the roads got bad and they were the only hotel that had any pet friendly rooms left. Upon entering the lobby, you are greeted by this overpowering horrid air freshener. It is so strong that you can literally taste it. The lobby is really outdated. They do not have an elevator so you have to walk upstairs with all your stuff. Walking down the hallway, there are air fresheners plugged into EVERY outlet and it's overpowering scent started to gag my and burn my nostrils and sinuses. When we got to the room, my dog didn't even want to enter it. The smell from the hallway seeped into the rooms. After sitting in the room for a while, my nose kept burning and my head began to pound. I'm telling you, if you are sensitive to scents then you are better off sleeping in the car. The bedding is an ugly outdated covering that most modern hotels no longer use. I dissected the bedding. I was surprised to find clean sheets. The flooring has pet hair all over it. I understand a pet-friendly room has had prior animals in it but I expect it to be vacuumed and carpets cleaned frequently. After I say in the room for a while, I became used to the smell of the air freshener everywhere and more aware of the sour & musty smell that the air freshener is trying to disguise. I literally kept gagging. In the bathroom, there was a dead bug on the floor and some black hair. There was a nasty blue wash cloth on the back of the toilet with a piece of paper on it that says "use blue wash cloth for make-up or heavy dirt." They also have an itemized list of how much items in the rooms cost, should they go missing. The walls of my room were nasty with something dripping down it. Needless to say, I remained fully clothed with my shoes and all because I did not want to touch anything. I sat at the edge of the bed all night anxiously waiting for the interstate to reopen so I could check out. read more

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Walked in to hear the clerk on duty complaining to the people at the desk how her coworker had ditched out early and screwed her over, only to have the pleasure of hearing the same story once I got up there. Booked a suite through their website, but at check in the clerk thought I shouldn't be upstairs (where it apparently was) because my kids would disturb the guests (plus, in her opinion, she was getting me a better deal AND she hates cleaning that room anyway). So, I got to listen to the people above us run around for hours, even after complaining to the front desk. Just wanted a shower and good night's sleep after a long day of driving. Instead I had to do back bends just to wash my hair because the shower is not made for anyone over 5'5. The water temperature was either scalding or freezing, but never in between. Overall a miserable experience. Don't waste your money. read more

Thank You Peter Kim Last week, driving from St Louis to Boulder, for a last ditch treatment for my terminally ill wife, we were smashed by a hail storm. We pulled off the road in this tiny town and I rushed into this hotel to see if there was a chance to stay for the night. Luck would have two rooms left available. Seeing that my wife had issues moving, due to her health, the desk clerk, Peter Kim immediately went into "human nature" mold. He not only assisted in me getting her situated in the room, but helped provide shelter so the car would not suffer any damage from the storm. He assisted with the luggage, made sure she was comfortable and even made sure the "frig" with my wife's medication was operational. He later checked to make sure we were "okay" and said to call if we needed anything. The hotel was spotless and we woke to the pleasant sound of breakfast on the ready. I must say, the spread was worthy of a four-star hotel. The bed was like sleeping on a cloud, the pillows, big and strong. My only regret? That this kind gentleman was not around for me to thank him, thus this yelp review. This is not the "norm" for any hotel - the man showed great character, one that his manager, the Choice Hotels & most important - his parents should be proud of. Yes, it is a job, but to show human element in this day and age, well, that is a character you are born with and continue to develop. read more

i found this place by accident my engine decided to give out on me in the middle of moving to florida and it was the closet place my insurance would tow me for free when i got the i was pretty much drained.due to stree first friendly face in a while was Alexandra the front desk clerk follow by pete theybare amazing but it was Carol and stephen that stood out the most they went above and beyond to help ne get back up and running this place make look like any other hotel but the service and friendliness i found here is priceless they treated me better then family would i would recommend this place to everyone who want not only a hotel but a place to feel like family they folks k are ow the meaning of customer service and appreciation i have never had service and helpfulness like i did here i almost didnt want to leave 5 star place in my bool read more

My car brokedown in Stratton, CO and my tow trucker driver/ repairman recommended this hotel in Limon. I had my greyhound with me and was worried about an inexpensive hotel for me and my pooch. The staff was awesome. Renee greeted me at breakfast and had snacks for my dog everytime I turned around. I ended up needing to stay and extra night due to waiting for the part to repair my car. I ran out of dogfood and Renee helped out with that too. If that isn't customer service, then I don't know what is! read more