Motel a Southeastern New Mexico

“Hajjs”

“Discreto”

“The room was clean and we were able to checking in after midnight. Good location and felt safe overnight. No issues”

“The rooms were older and not well taken care of. It was not very clean. I don't know how in the world it got a score of 8 on the reviews. I would probably give it a 3.”

“The property is an old motel that was renovated many years ago. It’s a road-side motel. It is very clean and is very convenient. The staff was very nice and welcoming. Having said that, you are getting what you pay for. The room is small, had few plug-ins and had zero ventilation in the bathroom.”

“When we travel we consider the motel or hotel room to be a base camp, a place to drop our stuff, sleep, shower, and leave for the majority of the time. Rarely do we use or care for amenities. Here, however, we received the greatest amenity: a knowledgeable and helpful staff that helped us plan our days. We were there for the Trinity Site, but we also visited Roswell, White Sands National Park, and the Carrizozo lava flows. The motel operator lent us their sleds for the white sand dunes and...

“Property is okay if you just need a place to sleep for the night. Cleanliness can be improved but we have stayed in worse motels. There are a lot of seasonal workers staying there for temporary housing so place is not very quiet at night.”

“Tha shower in my room don’t work en tha water from the shower go to the room”

“It was cold”

“The first room was not ready. Beds had been left from the previous people. Was move to another room. It had a very bad odor of cigarettes. Tried spraying cologne to cover the smell. The shower was nice but no soap or shampoo. Dispenser was empty. Was 10pm and no other rooms available there or near by. Would have drove to the next town but was too tired. Very terrible!”