The Pecos Quality Inn worked fine for an oernight stay with my family. The rooms were clean and recently remodelled. The hotel was right next to the interstate and was in good shape. The desk clerks were helpful and we were pleased.

Me, my wife and our two children recently drove to visit Grandma and Grandpa in TX. We took the scenic route: Williams, AZ; South Rim (Grand Canyon); Roswell, NM; Carlsbad Caverns. In all, we drove 1,500 miles and spent nights at 4 different hotels: Best Western (Williams), the Cameron Trading Post (just a few miles outside Grand Canyon) , Comfort Inn (Roswell) and the Quality Inn (Pecos).

The check in process was short and sweet as we checked in late/early morning at all the hotels. Not much in the way of discounts except AAA accepted at all four hotels.

The three franchise hotels had the usual amenities: Comfort Inn (indoor pool), Quality Inn (large outdoor pool), Best Western (decent outdoor pool), wifi and breakfast.

The most expensive hotel was Best Western and the most affordable was the Quality Inn. The three franchise hotels had standard breakfast in the morning: waffle machine, juice, coffee, fruits, etc... with one exception: the Quality Inn had sausage egg muffins you can build. That was pretty good.

The price point was the biggest difference between the three hotels. Pecos Quality Inn was the most affordable with a price that was almost $65.00 dollars less than the Best Western!

Mommy and the kids had a good nights sleep at all the hotels and that makes 1,500 miles drive by quicker. The most affordable price point at Pecos Quality Inn makes daddy's bank account happy!

As a result of our hotel experience so far, I'll have Google map Quality Inn first on our return trip!

Sedona here we come!

I have stayed at many Quality Inns and they can be hit or miss but this place was decent. Our room was very clean, the wifi worked great, the front desk girl was helpful. The hot breakfast was decent and you could tell they were making an effort. I liked this hotel's pool because it is surrounded by the building on 3 sides so that west Texas wind and dust is blocked. If they would just water the grass some more it could definitely be an oasis out there.

My husband and I stop at this lodging often our frequent trips to see our family out West. We are so thankful for this hotel--its cleanliness, friendly staff, its pet friendliness, people's willingness to help. We would recommend it heartily to anyone needing a stopover in West Texas. Its location right off the interstate makes it ideal for us to breeze in and out and take our puppy.