Name: Motel 6 El Paso, TX - West
Rating: 4.0

Franklin Mountains State Park Hotel & Travel Guide

Don't forget your camera when you go to Franklin Mountains State Park. It provides some memorable photo opportunities.

El Paso, the city where you can find it, is a popular place to visit all year round.

Savvy travelers on the hunt for somewhere convenient to spend the night can consider 18 accommodation options within 6 miles (10 kilometers) of Franklin Mountains State Park. The Hampton Inn & Suites El Paso West and SpringHill Suites by Marriott El Paso are two places worth considering.

If you're someone that feels fine with modest facilities, you may book a room at one of a few low-cost hotels that are not too far away. Some such places are the Candlewood Suites El Paso North and the Sleep Inn University.

Other Things to Do Near Franklin Mountains State Park

Here are some of the region's other favorite things to do:

Pick up your tickets and make your way to McKelligon Canyon Amphitheatre for a rock concert, a big festival or a show for the kids.
Mckelligon Canyon is a real highlight for visitors hiking in the area, due to its vast crevasses and rocky slopes.
Take part in a tour of El Paso Museum of Archaeology and become more knowledgeable about what makes up differing cultures.
Head to National Border Patrol Museum if you've been to all the popular museums and you're still thirsty for more!
Are you sick of walking around? Treat yourself to a well-deserved break on Wyler Aerial Tramway.

The room was clean. It was supposed to be an accessible room. It was not ADA compliant. If some one was in a wheel chare the only accessible part was the bathroom and entry. We where not in wheel chair but have mobility limitations. Not all the outlets worked. The left side of bed would not work. We mentioned this to the front desk and they said they let the manager know. They did nothing about lights not working or the dead outlet. We had to by extension cords to be able to run our CPAPS to be able to sleep. Then in the morning I had a cold shower. We decided not to stay the second night and checked out. We handed them the keys and did not get a receipt at check out. They asked how the stay was and why we where leaving early. We told them of the difficulties and was once again told they would let the manager know. We did not get a receipt. We where about 200 miles down the road and finally heard from the manager by phone. She said there was not problems and said you must not have switches the correct switches correctly. (I'm an electrician and for the cold shower I had the valve moved to all possible positions.) She then asked if we where wanting to check out. I explained we had already done so. We handed the keys in and did not get a receipt. She informed me at that time that we had not and would not reimburse us for the second night. We didn't think they would. There accessible rooms are not ADA compliant. I do not recommend then at all.