DIRTY ROOM-- Stayed there June 9, 2026 The next morning…read morewhile picking up my bags in the bathroom, I noticed poop under the toilet seat on the porcelain. Grabbed a Kleenex tried rubbing it off but it was dried hard. Also upon checking in, Found part of a tortilla chip by the bathroom tub and Cotton swab under the sink on the floor with something on it. Please take note of the price increase of over $150 (You are paying for a swimming pool that is no longer there, and no more gym either, which is completely unfair) I strongly suggest considering other options before Staying here. Price goes up and quality goes down-- go figure.

Day of the Week check in- Wednesday  How many nights- 1…read more Lobby/Common Area Clean no sign of clutter Speaking of no signs...no directional Lobby signage Dining area Roomy and clean Food Service area Well kept and well stocked.  Everything was hot. Lobby bathroom Men's room is large and clean 2 urinals 1 stall 2 sinks  Changing Station Manual paper dispenser but there was a large refill roll sitting on the sink WiFI Test #  Day and time #1 Wednesday 402PM 42.6Mps Download  42.9Mps Upload  42ms Latency  #2 Wednesday  604PM 10.2Mps Download  10.2Mps Upload  41ms Latency  #3 Thursday  730AM 10.2Mps Download  7.59Mps Upload  42ms Latency  Outside perimeter  Clean? The parking lot is pretty clear. There is some rubbish in the greenery by the front property sign.  There is also a BBQ grill sitting at the edge of the back area (see photo) Ground Keeping?  Planted areas looks good... desert plants.  Some greenery by front of property. Spacious? Very roomy parking lot Safe? Yes and NO.  Yes because hotel is next to Fire and Police Station.....NO because all exterior door card readers are either broken or missing (see photos) Lighting? Lot is well lit and so is the Building exterior. Staff Front Desk Staff  Check in Wed @230PM.  FA was welcoming and made me comfortable. Evening FA or NA also friendly. Housekeeping Staff  No interaction  Food Staff (Thursday  AM) Not to welcoming... did not respond to my greeting...she eyed me in a suspicious manner as I was getting food. Room  128 Amenities  King Bed Microwave  Fridge Coffee Maker Iron ****No Ironing Board**** 4 USB-A ports (the one on the desk lamp is out of order) 3 USB-C ports (2 by the bed) Cleanliness Pretty clean room The only dust  I found was behind the TV on the mount and wooden frame.  Lighting  Dim by the TV at night with the TV off. HVAC  Under Window unit with controls Filters are both clean Bathroom Brightly lit Roomy  Clean Shower only Good water pressure Food  Scrambled Eggs Turkey linked sausage  Red skin potatoes Gym/Pool Huge Gym.  Clean and well stocked.   Cannot locate pool entrance. Guest Laundry Ground Floor, NE hallway  co- located with ice maker 2 washers and 2 dryers $2/ Wash $2/ Dry Load 40 minutes for Cotton/warm water 45 minutes for Medium warm dryer cycle Guest Elevators Single elevator for 3 floors Business Center Cannot find Business Center

Last week, while on route to California, I stopped at this hotel for a great night's sleep. I was…read moregreeted by Adriana, who was very pleasant and got me checked in in no time. I was surprised at the size of my room; it was much larger than I'd expected! The coffee is spectacular here, also. The breakfast appeared to be comparable to that of other hotels that might offer complimentary breakfasts. I just have to give this quiet, relaxing place a 5 star rating!

After a long drive, I was unloading my car and my grandson had to rush to use the restroom. The…read morelady at the front desk sent him away stating the restrooms were for guests only. Didn't bother to ask him if he was a guest. He had an accident outside the door of the hotel! Needless to say he was humiliated! The lady was rude, condescending and showed zero compassion and totally lacked any kind of customer service skills! I do not recommend! I'm extremely disappointed and upset about how she spoke to me and how she treated my grandson! I will never stay there again and will warn anyone I know not to stay there!

I had radically altered my lengthy Summer biketour on Ruta Dos from El Paso/Cd. Juarez to…read moreTijuana/West Coast after two good Samaritan truckers gave me/my Doublevision a lift through the rugged Sierra Occidental to Agua Prieta. I knew my tandem recumbent would likely not be able to traverse the long distance of gravel/sand/rebuilding, so I re-entered the USA at Douglas, pedaling Northeast toward I-10/El Paso. Three days later, I pushed my slightly broken Doublevision into the lobby of this very fine hotel. My plan became self-evident: no less than two nights in this exceptionally clean hotel, which happened to be conveniently close to where my Doublevision had become un-cyclable 3-miles/5kms back on the shoulder of I-10 Eastbound. How fortunate I was to have two factors in my favor: downhill and a tailwind. The pleasant staff may have been slightly taken aback at seeing my Doublevision entering, but they permitted me to book a ground floor room, agreeing that my bike was out of the way, tucked into a (big) corner of the lobby. It was just the beginning of an excellent stay. My timing was nearly perfect, as I was practicing the Summertime cycling survival skills of stopping for 3-5 hours most every afternoon, seeking shade or a/c and carrying ample clean, freshwater. Days Inn certainly met those requirements; no surprise that this is my wife's favorite chain for overnighting. Once checked in and initial affairs settled, I collapsed on a most comfortable, firm queen bed for the prescribed rest--but not too long. I revived with a quick dip in the refreshingly cold pool, then went out, across the parking lot to the adjacent Love's Truck Stop. My goal was food, at Subway--or I could have ordered pizza to be delivered--but regardless of my nutritional source, my overnight quarters could not have been better. The excellent restful night was much appreciated; my aging body luxuriated & recovered from the enervating 300miles/500kms pedaling thus far, sucking down voluminous amounts of iced water, my eyes glazed over after watching the news, especially local weather conditions as I fell asleep. One of the conditions for five stars almost any motel I review is that a "free" Brekkie is available to all guests. I was ecstatic to find an extremely satisfying am meal both mornings, which made obtaining that important kickstarter to the day very easy and very convenient. *****!!!!! My second and only whole day here had once focus: make the repair and continue my altered biketour. This was the only downside to this rather expensive shop--I walked a total of 7miles/12kms roundtrip to Lordsburg centre/Second Chance Lumber Yard for the better-than-new replacement parts, not so nice in my Nashbar bicycling sandals! I write that it is a rather expensive shop, but it was worth every penny (and I got a Veteran's & AARP discount, even better!) as I made the repairs without breaking a sweat. I departed the next morning, extremely satisfied and ready to go. Not only does this fine hotel get five big stars, it gets my overwhelming "Wheel of Approval!" Thank you, Days Inn!

The parking lot is dark, the office/concierge/ lobby was dirty. Walked by the pool looked dirty…read more Our room was horrible, lights didn't work and when we opened the door it was an overpowering smell of mold/mildew. The carpet looked like it hasn't been vacuumed or cleaned and spatters of stuff on the walls. We left immediately and got a refund. This place was so dirty! Don't stay here. The building should be condemned it's that bad.... Go to the Hamptons up the road WAY BETTER!!!!

I had gotten a late start from El PasoTX-USA, which precluded my stopping/overnighting in helpful…read moreHachitaNM-USA [Southern World HQ for the CDT; see either JEFF there! (It's also a critical stop for East-West cross-country cyclists who want to stay closer to the border with ¡MAGNIFICENT MEXICO!)], so I sped West on I-10, getting to the Westernmost large community in New Mexico. I've overnighted in this thriving gateway before biketouring/motoring onto or from: Silver City/Hachita/Animus/Rodeo/Douglas-Agua Prieta/Deming/Willcox/Chiricahua National Monument/Paradise/etc. Now, I needed a bed for a quick/good night's rest on my way back to the Bay Area, and I often go to where they leave the light on for me: Motel 6. I was lucky that receptionist NICOLAS was on duty; he checked me into the last room available, though I would happily have given it up to an immigrant family on the run [These are terrifying times under TREASONOUS/"divider-in-chief"/(USA)Constitution-trampling DJT]. Anyway, it was a much-needed stop, and certainly met my requirements: TV-remote/mini fridge/microwave excellent bed-mattress/ice. In fact, I lived a bit better this night because I was able to buy a few provisions at the fabulous Saucedo Market just before they closed. I really like this community; several years ago, while biketouring through, I was able to make critical bike repairs on my beloved Doublevision with parts from the Second Chance Lumber shop! This Motel 6 is such an important addition; this wonderful motel is certainly another key element in the health of LordsburgNM-USA, and all of it has my coveted "iWheel of Approval!"

You get what you pay for, and $70 seems way too much for this but it is a holiday weekend. Place is…read morepretty sad. I saw reviews about cleanliness and bugs but took a chance since there isn't much else to offer. When I woke up, my clothes, which I had neatly piled next to the sink, were covered with probably 500 ants even though I had NO FOOD anywhere (maybe they liked the laundry scent). I mentioned this during checkout - I didn't request a refund or any accommodations and the front desk staff (seemed like the guy was the manager?) just kinda shrugged - he seemed stressed and didn't know what to say and pretty much ignored this. I will NEVER stay here again. One photo below shows my clothes with the live ants and the other shows the ones in the sink after I picked JUST SOME of the ants off of my clothes.

This is now a Motel 6 (Formerly Best Western) Rooms are very nicely sized with comfortable king…read moresize beds. Great location for a bed for the night.

THIS MOTEL IS NOT A BEST WESTERN ANYMORE. IT IS NOW A MOTEL 6…read more I'm giving it one star just so people will look at my review and see that this Motel has changed hands. It is actually just as nice as before but only $53 a night plus tax with AAA card. I will stay here again and hopefully Motel 6 gets their own Yelp site for this motel.

The property is obviously old and it shows in the room's bedspreads, towels, showers, carpets, and…read morefixtures. Even the flat screen TV is oddly static and fuzz filled, like some kind of wizard found an old boob-tube and flattened it. Staff was friendly, and they were easy to talk to. They don't dress in those typical colored polos or wear suits like I'm used to seeing, very laid back... But for some reason everyone smelled nice. The door to my room had been splashed with coffee and allowed to dry, but the handle had been wiped clean. My room had clean beds and mirrors but dirty carpets, dirty bathroom, dirty microwave, and dirty sink. There were no bugs though so that was good. The wifi didn't work. It's not exactly busy, but it's a lot of work for the staff which did not seem like very many people. I even caught the general manager setting out the breakfast which seems like something a staffer would do, but it speaks to the fact that she's a sincere woman even if the largeness of keeping the entire place great is a bit much for her very light staffing. Despite what it says on Booking/Hotels travel reviews, I did not experience a hot breakfast. There were no proteins and the coffee is not great, but the waffle maker worked very well and made perfect waffles. There's yogurt and tea and juice and milk and cereal of questionable freshness and a toaster for the bagels and bread. I recommend this place because it's super convenient, right across from a decent restaurant, next to a gas station, near the freeway, and catches a pleasant breeze. Just don't expect anything fancy.

Rooms are clean. Too clean- the pine-sol gave me a headache but I fell alseep eventually…read more They were very pushy as to if I wanted to use a credit card or cash. It was a huge deal and she took FOREVER to get us checked in. I thought she was messing with us honestly. We needed 2 rooms with 4 dogs. 2 service dogs and 2 "regular dogs". I had to pay $15 per dog that wasn't certified and that was because when I said it was going to be too expensive to stay here with the dogs when Hampton in. Never charges me for our dogs- just 2 per room is the rule. So because of the pet fee- we wont Stay here again. We travel from Ca to Texas every 8-12 weeks. Lost business by charging for every little thing Pool is not even open- not that we needed it but $100 a night is expensive with no amenities- no continental breakfast or anything. They were otherwise friendly

How this hotel is still open blows my mind. Stains all over bedding and blood colored stains on…read moremattress and sides of mattress. Stains on the walls. Ripped lamp shades. Mildew smell. Dead bugs in the drawers of the dresser. Floor was filthy and looked like it had never been cleaned. Shower liner was stained. Bathtub wasn't clean. Toilet wasn't cleaned. Very run down part of town. People fighting outside and screaming at their kids using very foul language and management doing nothing about it. We were there for an hour and left after arguing with management over the state of the hotel and requesting our money back. Will never go back.

Pros: Huge room, huge bed, clean, AC is good & not loud, desk to work at, large TV, fridge and…read moremicro, new bath countertop, nice desk person, room appeared freshly painted. Cons: It smelled pretty funky (I aired the room out for 30 min and that took care of it). Room needed to be deep cleaned with a soapy cloth- old built-up dirt on commonly touched surfaces. They don't use fitted sheets, so when you move in bed the bottom sheet immediately comes off the mattress, Super annoying. BYO toilet paper, the stuff here is like perforated cardboard. Carpet needed cleaning but was well vacuumed. Train tracks RIGHT nest to the motel. For me that's fine as I love the sound of trains, but if you are a light sleeper it would be a real problem as the trains ran during the night. Good for the price. I might stay here again. But there are a lot of motels so I might try another.

This Visitor Center provides free WiFi, lots of tourist information, great souvenirs, and helpful…read morestaff. The facility was charming and filled with artifacts that provided a way to better understand New Mexico's unique history and cultural resources. Well worth a stop. Irene was super helpful and welcoming and made my visit memorable.

Decent place to stop for a bathroom break. Took photos by the New Mexico sign and stretched our…read morelegs. 10/5/26