Ramada Inn El Paso
8250 Gateway East Boulevard, I-10, exit #29- Lomaland Dr El Paso, Texas, 79907, United States
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linusvpelt 2 contributions
Grayling, United States
Aug 14, 2011
It was ok but had several maint. issues and room had a stuffy cigarette smoke odor.
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Another late night
So many miles on the road and so tired. pulled into the hotel near 10 pm and got some sack time. Grabbed subway to go for dinner. By the time we reached the hotel I was beat and probably a bit cranky. FYI we had to make a detour to Dell City (26 mile detour) to get gas because i forgot to fill up at Carlsbad and did not realize the pumps were on ( …
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