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

Sunland Park Mall Hotel & Travel Guide

If you are on the hunt for something interesting to experience during your next vacation, a visit to Sunland Park Mall is a good idea.

It is just one of the many things to do in the marvelous city of El Paso.

For uncomplicated access to Sunland Park Mall, reserve a room at one of 11 hotels that are a short drive away. The SpringHill Suites by Marriott El Paso and the Country Inn & Suites by Carlson El Paso Sunland Park, TX are a couple of great places, located 2 miles (3 kilometers) and 0.6 miles (1.0 kilometer) away, respectively.

Give your credit card some downtime and check out the selection of moderately priced hotels in the local area. Travelers can find their way to the Sleep Inn University, 0.6 miles (1.0 kilometer) away, or the Extended Stay America - El Paso - West, just 0.7 miles (1.1 kilometer) away.

With all the excitement of traveling, it's sometimes possible to forget to eat. A short stroll away, Spasso is the perfect spot to top up your energy levels. A good option for those desiring a more substantial eating experience is Chuck E. Cheese's. Once again, you don't have to go too far to locate it. As the day wraps up, celebrate the new memories that have been made at Vivienne, just a few more steps away.

Other Things to Do Near Sunland Park Mall

Whether you're wanting to diverge from the main tourist route or explore the more well-known sights, you won't run out of things to do after visiting Sunland Park Mall:

Bob-O's Family Fun Center is a fun venue that is packed with indoor games.
After catching a number of races at Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino, you just might go back home with a new pastime.
A day of fun for the entire family, featuring exciting games and rides, awaits you at the very popular local theme park, Western Playland Amusement Park.
Imagine life in a previous era when you're on a fascinating tour of the historic residence, Casa de Adobe.
Mckelligon Canyon is a place that will amaze you with its vastness. Stop off for some sight-seeing and photography if you get the chance.

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.