This is a GREAT place to stay! Mom and I were in Las Cruces to visit family. She wanted to be close…read moreso she chose this hotel. I had never heard of Drury Inn, but this was her choice. When we arrived I asked the receptionist for other rates based on senior discount, first responder, etc. She took the time to run comparisons and told us Mom had booked the cheapest rate. I appreciate her effort!! She also explained the "happy hour" of sorts and provided a ticket that allowed us free drinks. Although we were headed out, that's a bonus. The room itself was nice. The beds were very comfortable! Our room had a refrigerator and microwave, both of which we used. The bathroom was a generous size with lots of counter space. AND, the water was HOT! I love a nice hot shower after traveling. The next morning we had the included breakfast. Talk about a TREAT! You can choose between full-sized waffles or those baby versions (you make your own), the sausage was delicious, they had potatoes, biscuits & gravy (my favorite), eggs, red & green chili, oatmeal, fruit, fresh juices, coffee, and I'm sure I'm forgetting something. It was MORE than a continental breakfast. We only stayed one night, but when we return I'll definitely stay here!

Traveling we found ourselves at the Drury inn as you are about to leave Las Cruces, NM. It was one…read moreof our "pet friendly" choices for only $50 bucks extra. From the beginning the reservation process went well. We were able to get a room, two queen beds were the only available choice but it was very nice. My wife's conditions for lodging are extensive. Pros: Clean room, bathroom immaculate, staff spent a lot of attention to detail. Accountability by the staff. They actually signed off on cleaning the room. TV, microwave, AC all working and in good condition. Fitness room on our floor. We were next to the stair well so walking the dog was easier. Breakfast was amazing. Cons: I honestly couldn't think of anything to mention. We will be staying here on the way back. It's very affordable and close to the interstate. Say high to Miriam at the front desk when you see her.

Just one night. It's a Hilton so i know the bed will be nice…read more Third floor with elevator. A room with a kitchenette and office area and full complement of dishwater , 2 burner hob and a full size refer. Kurig for coffee or tea. Everything we need. very good for one night.

First time staying in this chain. Easy check in and very…read morenice room. Complete kitchen. Workout center, pool, laundry facilities and a small store. Breakfast was typical. Waffles, eggs, cereals and hot cereals. Limited danishes. Real coffee mugs! Enter lobby are was the eating area with plenty of space for everyone. Parking was safe and well lit.

Great location off freeway. Comfy beds, clean bathroom, and many amenities. They have restaurant on…read moresite open late. Friendly staff. Free parking and bottle waters upon check in. This is what you'd expect from Marriotts Hotel. Highly recommend!!

Update to this review:…read more We've stayed a few more times since our first time, and it's gotten better each time. The friendliest staff, cleanest hotel around here. We prefer to stay in Las Cruces versus El Paso every time we go LA to TX/FL, and are grateful for this Courtyard Marriott!

So happy they had last minute availability's, and were priced right…read more It's not a bad motel, room was clean, outside areas are clean. It's quiet and they close the gates at night, you can still get in and out but you just gotta go pull it open and close it back. Also love the big ol chili out front

Thx Bruce O.!!! Finally made it here!!…read more 47 foot pepper has been on my list for over a year! Finally made it!! The chile pepper is accessible and free to hotel guests and visitors alike. Things you wish you knew and now you do! The inn actually predates the giant mimetic capsicum plopped in its parking lot. In the 1960s, the motel was a traditional Ramada Inn. Clint Eastwood once stayed there while filming Hang Em' High, and memorabilia from the shoot can be found in the lobby. By 2010, the hotel had gone independent, and was looking for a new way to stand out. Then-owner David Girle, an engineer from Australia, had friends in the Disney scene, so they together they imagineered the 47-foot chile behemoth out of two-and-a-half tons of concrete.

Staff 5+- thank you Kayla for being so efficient, kind and accommodating…read moreLocation 5- convenient to the freeways and near restaurants and stores. There is new construction in front of the hotel but it didn't disturb us on the weekend (see photo) Room 5- spacious, clean, comfortable bed, and nicely appointed (coffee maker, microwave, fridge, hair dryer + Breakfast 4- Warm breakfast with good selection (eggs, sausage, potatoes, biscuits & gravy, oatmeal, waffles, +) The only reason for the 4 is you could hear everything from the hallway and we were next to the elevator. Love my earplugs!

Great hotel. Very clean and spacious rooms. This is probably the best Comfort Inn I've ever stayed…read moreat. The staff were friendly, especially Stephanie in the breakfast bar. She was very accommodating and kept the area clean and stocked. Stayed here twice on our way to and from Texas. Comfortable bed, which is priority on my list.

The stay here this past weekend was very well put together and executed with a lot of effort and…read morecustomer service . My work hosted a workshop in one of the Ballrooms and every meal was fantastic, Max the young lady with the cool personality was absolutely the best. The pool, the decor, the restaurants and bars all in great shape and very pleasant. I walked around the lobby for an hour just looking at the artwork alone .

A really nice hotel with refreshing hospitality. We had a comfortable room with doors that walked…read moreout into the garden/patio area. We sat there at night enjoying the beautiful view just before getting married the next day at Whit Sands.

Rooms are spacious and clean. They even have a meeting room for group events. There were never…read morereally a lot of people at breakfast, but consisted of a variety from cinnamon rolls, sausage, biscuits and gravy, mini omelettes, and yogurt. 2024 #41

I was not looking for anything spectacular specially because it was an emergency stop due to…read moreexhaustion. The only thing I would recommend is better cleaning. There is dust heavily laid all in the lounging business area. Our rooms had a lot of dust and the baseboards in the common area and our rooms were really kicked on. The bedding had hair in it, and the cushions had stains on them both in the common areas and in our room. We opted not to sit on any of the furniture. Breakfast was good. Decided to not utilize their silverware as there was hair in the container. I just think the company would benefit from updating their cleaning practices The staff were nice. There was ample parking.

Very quiet nice place close to town square and some great restaurants! Lydia was a most gracious…read morehost and breakfast was always wonderful!

All in all we loved this Bed and Breakfast. Part of the building is an art gallery and there are…read morepictures and sculptures everywhere. It has a long history and is very "New Mexico" with a lot of character and class. This is an older building and it is starting to get a little worn in places. However, it is filled with vintage furniture; the room was large and the breakfast is really nice. Homemade muffins and coffee, then a couple of different items each day along with fruit. The staff is very welcoming and you do feel like like something other than a motel guest. There is a space to sit out back. Despite its need for some minor updates this is a great place to stay

Best room design ( love the blue lounger) and comfortable bed-pillows need work due to becoming…read moreflat within minutes. Got warm through the night. Nice selection for breakfast and eating area ample seats. Staff were welcoming and helpful. Check out a breeze. Nice location and walking area in back was good for evening walk. Definitely can recommend to others.

Absolutely disgusting room! Black clump of hair in shower, dust that didn't happen in just one…read moreday! I felt totally uncomfortable in the room #405. I would have thought they would train the personnel how to clean. The other thing were signs posted warning you to hid anything in your car because it might be broken into. Obviously not in the best neighborhood. Awful.

While the property is an older property it is very nice inside. Our room was very spacious and the…read morebeds were comfortable. A server even came around with coffee in the morning during breakfast and the dining room was a little more upscale from most Best Westerns. There is a train track right across the street which we thought might be a problem, but we barely noticed it. I think we faintly heard it once during the night and our room was closest to the tracks.

This motel is conveniently located in Las Cruces, New Mexico about a mile from Mesilla plaza, a few…read moremiles from New Mexico State University (NMSU) and less than an hour from El Paso, TX. This older motel has two stories and is in a U-shape around a grassy green common area and a small swimming pool. Parking spots are available in front of the rooms. The rooms are quite large. The main room has a bed, desk and tv with stand. There is also a fridge. The floor is tile which is nice and cool and much easier for staff to keep clean especially in dog friendly rooms. We were on the downstairs floor which made it easier to take the dog out for potty breaks. The weather was so nice in the summer evening while we were there that we opted to have our dinner delivered by a service to the patio furniture in the grassy common area. After eating, we lingered longer chatting and enjoying the fresh air. Beds were comfortable. Bathroom had a tub and toilet in an enclosed space. The closet and sink area were separate. Wifi name and password were printed on the keycard cover. We connected with ease. In the morning, we gave our vouchers to the dining room staff and then helped ourselves to the standard buffet breakfast which included hot and cold items. I usually go for sausage and eggs, but sometimes indulge in the waffle, a bagel, or biscuits and gravy. It's always nice to be fueled up so we can hit to road and not worry about stopping until dinner and the occasional gas for the car. The bill is emailed to me since I'm a BW member. I generally drop off the keys at the front on the way out, but if doing a late checkout, I sometimes leave the keycards in the room for the cleaning staff. If you are traveling with a dog, this location is great. It will always be on my radar. It does get busy, so it is worth booking your room the day before or early in the day. Showing up the night of without a reservation might mean having to drive far to find another place.