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"Best choice ever"

"The new office person needs a translation app. He’s not very good at understanding English."

"Great throwback hotel. I love to see old things restored and the property owners hit a home run here. The rooms are a fantastic mix of old and new. Often one of the big negatives to old properties is a dearth of outlets for the tech in our lives. Not so at the El Rancho. The lobby is great and the atmosphere charming even if it’s a bit kitschy. The restaurant is decent, not great, but good for Gallup, NM. I will be back. "

"Very clean, quiet. They were very helpful. Their breakfast is real nice, they offer you a breakfast. Not a box of cereal and a piece of fruit. They have a outdoor patio area, fire pit, and a BRQ grill."

"The Best Western Territorial Inn and Suites was very nice and comfortable. The lobby and breakfast area was very good. The room was spacious and very comfortable, and the breakfast offered a very good selection of hot and cold items. I’ll definitely stay again if I’m in the area."

"When i checked in, I had food poisoning. The staff were so kind and helpful! What a great crew!!!"

"The hotel is way out on the west end of Old 66, so it's not really walkable to downtown. Not a problem with a car, of course. Railway goes right by, and the trains do sound their horns, so if you're a light sleeper, that's a problem. It's an older facility, weathered on the outside but clean inside. Beds need replacing (they're a bit on the hard outside kind of thing). Really nice folks. Breakfast wasn't worth it, but we always eat out anyway."

"Check in was quick, service was great, no major issues. Just did not like the funky smell on the fourth floor and elevator. Breakfast had some good options, would prefer more fresh fruit for the waffle bar but it was fine with syrup. We enjoyed the suite we stayed in overnight to visit with family and also shop the next day. "