Alamar Resort Inn

the room is musty , chairs are old , there’s a oven is very old, cabinets are old and filthy ,the cabinet below the TV missing drawers,the aircon window type is open no cover.. but at least is working, bathroom faucet missing knob,towels are clean but with stain,floors has black caulking ,the table has marking of cigarette that was burnt , the window blinds in the bedroom is broken Please make it cleaner and removed furniture that are old it is not usable … it need renovation…..

The pictures are not a true representation of the actual rooms. Meaning false advertisement. Other guests even agreed

The worse customer service of my life

Dirty

Fridge stopped working. Water was coming up from the floorboards. Water stopped working due to city line issues.

Las habitaciones son algo viejas ! El aseo no estaba sucio pero podrían mejorarlo ! La piscina le falta tbn asearla mejor . Para una noche estaba bien .

Non-smoking room smelled horrible of cigarette smoke. Smelled like butt hole and 3 dirty ashtrays. It was bad. Bed uncomfortable and not room described when we booked. It was supposed to have a lounge area also and did not.

Now… let’s talk about the “extras” (or lack of them).
The room description proudly mentioned a coffee pot and alarm clock. Reality check: no coffee pot. When we asked at reception, we were told we could enjoy a refreshing 5-minute walk to get coffee. Nothing like a morning cardio session before caffeine....
Parking was $10 per night — which would’ve been fine if it had been mentioned beforehand. Surprise fees always add a bit of excitement, I guess.
The shower deserves its own special mention: whoever installed it clearly wanted guests to stay alert. The hot water is actually on the cold side, so I almost gave myself an accidental ice bath trying to figure it out. A true puzzle.
Comfort-wise, we got two very small pillows — minimalist lifestyle, I suppose. The dresser drawers were glued shut (maybe to prevent overpacking?), and one broken drawer was just… left there as decoration.
The fridge looked like it hadn’t been defrosted since last winter. Ice buildup included at no extra charge.
The TV… well, technically it was there. But it wasn’t plugged into anything, so unless you brought your own cables or a bit of imagination, it’s more of a visual accessory. Definitely bring your phone if you’re planning any entertainment.
And overall, don’t expect any extras in the room — it’s a very “what you see is what you get” situation… except you don’t always get what you see in the description.

It looks like it’s on the verge of collapse. I felt like I was staying in the owners guest bedroom.

On June 20, 2026, I stayed one night at the Alamar Resort Inn after paying approximately $290 for a reservation. For that price, I expected a clean, safe, and functional room. Instead, I encountered numerous problems that made the stay unacceptable.

The television did not work, even after the front desk attendant and I attempted to troubleshoot it with a replacement cable. The exterior door was so loose in its frame that it would not stay fully closed, creating a security concern. The smoke detector was not functional because it had no batteries installed. Several electrical outlets were pulled out from the wall, with some cords appearing to be held together with duct tape. The shower was not usable because the shower head holder was broken, preventing us from taking a shower. The room was also dirty, and we killed several roaches during our stay.

Unfortunately, no other hotels were available within a 20-mile radius, leaving us with no choice but to stay.

When I brought these issues to the manager's attention and requested a partial refund, he was dismissive and offered excuses for every problem. He claimed he lacked authority to issue a refund, although employees indicated he was the person running the property. He refused any refund and instead offered 20% off a future stay, an offer I found unreasonable given the condition of the room and the fact that I would never return.

I was not seeking a full refund, only fair compensation for paying for accommodations that failed to provide basic cleanliness, safety, and functionality.