Cheap Hotels & Resorts in Southwestern New Mexico from NZ$98

"Hotel was outdated and gross. Our room was moist for some unknown reason. "

"The staff was great and very helpful. They were pleasant and very welcoming. The room was great and so much space with a kitchenette. Breakfast was Just enough for us. They even had popcorn around 4:30pm. They have like a Happy hour from 5pm, we didnt get to experience it as we were there for a rodeo. I will stay here again when I am back in Las Cruces. "

"It is an older property but the room was clean. Breakfast was good. Staff were very helpful. It was a good deal for the price"

"Not clean old building no staff it was just all bad "

"Most important to note is the lack of an elevator. There is a "lift" but it didn't seem to work and was terrifying. The staff was wonderful and the rooms were clean, but the place is quite run down. They are renovating though. The pool is basically in the lobby area creating a stifling humidity. "

"Bathtub didn’t drain right. Stood in water. No body wash in bathroom. Room fine."

"What a delightful surprise. From the outside this hotel looks dated, not rundown, just dated as an old roadside inn, so it made us wonder if we had made a mistake. Far from it! The room was large and wonderfully modern with beautifully plastered walls, gleaming ceiling beans and wooded footstools at the foot of beds, which were perfect for our luggage while still allowing for ample walking space. Bathroom were large and courtroom had all the amenities we would need. Bed was a little soft but better than being too hard. And finally … pillows that were supportive and not too fat. It was also very quiet. The staff was wonderful as was the dining area and reception. Very decent breakfast. The location is perfect too. Highly recommend staying here. Can’t beat the price."

"Great stay…! Recommend swapping out the carpet for vinyl flooring, especially since the property is pet friendly…."

"The breakfast was fresh although they closed it off at 9am and we missed it the first night. Access to White Sands was perfect."