Alamo Motel

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Overall, I enjoyed my stay. This is a seriously no-frills place, but friendly and, for the most part, comfortable. Don't pack heavy - there aren't any bureaus to unpack into. Furnishings are sparse. My main complaints: I understand that in the 1940's when the motel was built people didn't have electric hair dryers so there were no original plugs in the bathroom, but pulling a discreet plug now would not affect the authenticity of the place. After all, they didn't have TV's or satellite either. Fantastic shower head but a shower curtain that is so flimsy that it blows uncontrollably in the wind created by the shower. A few weights on the bottom of the curtain would solve that problem and be period appropriate. Bed was comfy, room was immaculate, lots of food and shops within 2 blocks walking. Extremely dog-friendly area and lots of good grassy spots to walk.

Clean room with great AC. Bar on premise and great food nearby.

lovely

Pleasant stay however maybe this particular boutique motel is better suited to a younger crowd, I’m 52. Single pane windows and no maid service even if requested. Bed was not as comfortable but not terrible either and bathroom was a tight squeeze and I’m of average build. Bubble bath offered generated a meager few bubbles for the size of the tub however the tub was a very nice feature to have. Centrally located so thats perfect. No EV charging station onsite. Station nearby not for Tesla need special adapters so look that up its Electrify station. We enjoyed our stay but don’t think we would be back.