Travelodge by Wyndham Alpine

Minor issues with plumbing fixtures being broken, but it did not affect the overall stay. I was able to adjust toilet to stop it from running, showerhead broke but was unable to fix that, just took bath. The majority of clients are railroad crews so I doubt those guys report issues as they don't check out with staff - its's not an issue for me as I'm used to roughing it sometimes. Personally would stay again, might be hard to convience the wife though -

We stayed at this hotel. First of all you have to go to the diner next door to register, so odd. The diner, Penny's had excellent food and service When we got into our assigned room, it had not been cleaned, bedding piled on bed, garbage in the sink etc We back across the parking lot to the diner where we were assigned a new room. Seemed clean when we arrived Attempted to take a shower and water shot out of the showerhead over the curtain onto the door, floor, and my slippers. Ended up wrapping a hand towel around the showerhead to take a fast shower. Then the drain was very slow draining. To top it off it cost over $100. AND there was no breakfast included, nothing at all. I would never stay here again

No coffee service in the room; no breakfast; phone in the room didn't work; trash in the parking lot/curb that wasn't removed. Key card mysteriously stopped working Mon. Decaf coffee only in the room -

it is a boarding house for railroad workers not a tourist hotel room had not been cleaned there was no hot water it is a dump i will never stay at a travelodge again because of this experience there is no on-site management

For reasons I can't fathom, hotel costs in Alpine are through the roof. Nothing in a brand name property is even close to $100 a night and this one was $121 plus tax. As a Wyndham property I expected more. My room had the basic amenities but smelled really funky and cleanliness was only marginal. The main business here is for railroad crews who spend the night frequently and I guess don't warrant really nice accommodations. You check in at the little diner across from the hotel and have to ask for a blanket, as none were provided. No drinking cups or wash cloths, either. That said, the TV worked fine as did the free wi-fi and the water was hot in the shower. I would avoid this place if any member of your party has moderate expectations of an overnight stay. If you are more "flexible" and want to avoid paying $175 for one of the big name hotels, I suppose you, like me, can stand it for a night. No free breakfast.

Just due to the age of the property the guest rooms are very outdated. Our toilet was broken and held together by a rubber band. We purchased the float and fixed it ourselves so that we could have a toilet during our stay. The staff was very nice and seems to know the stage of the property.