My wife and I drove into Pueblo late and found that nearly every room in the city was booked due to a large car show at the fairgrounds that weekend. This hotel had what appeared to be the last two rooms in town. One smoking and one non-smoking. We asked for the non-smoking and were charged way too much for a room that wasn't worth half the amount. The room smelled terribly. The sheets were so thin, the pattern of the mattress showed through clearly. The AC was pointed at the window and I had to position the table to force air into the room. The carpet was barely there. There was a layer of dust over everything. The walls and traffic were noisy. The ceiling showed leak damage both inside and immediately outside the door. Even the stairs were wobbly and uncertain. If I'd been able to find a room in Colorado Springs or even Denver, I'd've gotten my money back and driven another hour or two. Starting at midnight! Don't waste your money or your mood.

My room was clean and staff friendly. Room did not have hair dryer or coffee machine but there was breakfast and clerk had a hair dryer in the office. I felt safe and was quiet despite on busy thoroughfare. A good restaurant for breakfast lunch and dinner also on site. For simplicity and value, stay here with confidence!

Despite some positive reviews on this site, I would NEVER stay in this hovel again. It's right on highway 50 - lots of pavement, my vehicle is totally exposed to the highway, the outside of the hotel looks like the scene from a creepy horror film, lukewarm water - not hot, tiny rooms...

I guess that is what one gets for $50 in Pueblo. Run away!

The Rodeway Inn in Pueblo, CO is a safe and quiet alternative for a night or extended stay. The location is ideal for the Northside restaurants and stores, the main US Post Office and much more. A light continental breakfast is offered and there is a guest laundry on-site. We stayed there for nearly three months and were quite pleased with our room as well as the peaceful atmosphere. We knew that when we went in to the room we would not be disturbed by anyone. This was very important to us because we had a serious illness in the family and we needed that no-stress zone. There are some great views from the third floor balcony including Pike's Peak in the day and some of Pueblo's city lights at night- don't worry there is an elevator.