Great rest area/information center. This place has clean bathrooms, a sitting area with a water…read morefountain and private small brick sitting areas that are covered and are wonderful if you are traveling in the summer and need some shade to cool off. Theres various drinking water fountains through out the sitting areas as well as trash cans. It's well lit at night and there's usually plenty of travelers parked throughout trying to get some rest or taking pictures. There's also plenty of gas stations and restaurants less than 5 miles away.

A clean facility and great security that works in it. There is a small path to walk and a lot of…read morepicnic tables. Definitely a nice spot to pull over and sleep. Place looks like an old Mexican restaurant design. The only thing that's closed in this area is the welcome center. It's been taken over by state.

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.

Beautiful surroundings and clean amenities. Good place to stop and take a rest or relieve yourself.read more

We always stop here when we're heading on a road trip in this area. The restrooms were clean and I…read morefelt very safe.

Pretty nice for a rest area along on I-10 serving westbound traffic. It's super hot and super sunny…read morehere and there is just about no shade. However, there are two different traffic loops where you can angle your vehicle just about any way you want to put the Sun in the right place. There was also a decent breeze. With the roof vent open and the windows cracked, I had a good nap here before visiting the rest room and then continuing onwards. One small deficiency is that it is right next to the train line and even without the horns, those trains make a lot of noise. I have to imagine it would be much worse at night. [Review 17487 overall - 96 in New Mexico - 1005 of 2022.]

This is a nice rest area. We utilized the little rest shelters they had for about 30 minutes. It…read moregave us time to walk around and stretch and just get off the road (that desert landscape is not the most interesting) Typical older south west/New Mexico building style. It's a rest stop. Your there to get in, rest and get on your way. No reason to invest and upgrade these unless the toilets are on their last leg. Be careful where you step. Your in the desert now. Rattlesnacks, Scorpions and other desert creatures may be around. It's more of an issue at night time during the summer when the creatures are active at night. Overall, it served its purpose

Absolutely no safe place to walk my dog. Everywhere she walked, she got sticker burrs. After…read morepicking several sticker burrs out of her poor little feet I carried her to the car. I travel a lot all over the country and this is bar none the least dog friendly rest area I have ever been to!

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.

This place is a shit hole. Service at restaurant is non existent, chicken sandwich was 99% gristle…read moreand the restrooms are 100% disgusting!!!!! When you tell someone about the conditions the staff just looks at you as though your speaking a different language(well maybe English is hard for them to understand). I'd drive past this dump and go elsewhere..... Toilets are so dirty the bowls are stained brown, trash cans in each stall running over, graffiti in bathrooms looks like you're in a 3rd work country Do better Petro! Get some class!

Great food, great service, good atmosphere…read more The breakfast was excellent. My eggs were cooked perfectly, the potatoes were cooked all the way and the miniature pancakes were very good. The Jimmy Dean sausage was perfect, I just wanted more of it. The only thing I was slightly put off by was the biscuits and Gravy. The biscuits were very dry even with the Gravy. HOWEVER, everything else was superb so it made up for it.

Great for what it is. Cheaper place to stay in between cities. It's old, but decent. I searched the…read moreentire room and bed before bringing my stuff in to confirm there were no bedbugs. Bedbug free! Safe to stay. No issues with parking lot or area of town. Front desk was very friendly.

Got checked in and in the room, which was hard to find. Room 211 and no explanation was give how to…read morefind the room at check-in. The room is in a weird space. The room is configured weird. That was issue 1. Issue 2. Went to use the ironing board, (within 3 min of getting into the room) which was hanging on the ironing board rest, and it was broken. We use the ironing board to add more counter top area for a small carry on. Called down to let her know the board was broken so they wouldn't charge us for breaking us. She offered to bring up a different one and we declined since we were going to make do. Issue 3. Went to take a shower, and found a very dried out, hairy washcloth hanging on the inside door rack of the shower. Hairs inside the shower and on the bar soap rest. Husband went to talk to the front desk gal, and dropped it onto the ledge at the check-in, and told her this was in the shower. She said he threw it at her, and went off on him. She would not have a conversation about the issue. She offered a different room, which he declined. He also apologized, which I don't think he should have done. I went down after he came back up to the room and had the same experience with her. She went on and on about how he threw the washcloth at her, so, I asked if we couldn't just talk about the issue and was interrupted. I asked if I could finish what I was trying to say. I just wanted to talk about the issue and what Holiday Inn Express could do for me, since there was clearly several issues. She agreed and went right back to how rude she thought my husband was and that she's a person, not a robot, etc. I had to bring her back around to the Issue and said I would change the room. Which we did. Issue 4. She sitting down was doing flower crafts at the front desk, and sat the whole time we had the "discussion" Issue 5. When asked for her name, she said, ask the manager in the morning. Issue 6. Quite alot of water on the floor in the lobby area in several places. UPDATE!! .. Husband talked to the front desk manager, Phillip this morning and told him of his experience with the clerk the previous night and showed him this review. He said her behavior was not acceptable and ended up compensating us. Apparently, the gal who"helped" us, Rachel was her name, had given 2 weeks notice and that was her last night. Phillip was extremely kind and generous, and went above and beyond our expectations. Thank you Phillip!!

Good choice for the price. Our room was clean and the carpet was okay. No coffee cups after the…read morebreakfast was put away. And no coffee to make in the room.

Nice and quiet stay. Respectful staff. Nice clean room and maintenance is on point. More than…read morelikely will return for more nights at this wonderful hotel.

I stay here every time I come through Las Cruces. The staff are very friendly and when I had an…read moreissue with my most recent reservation it was resolved with the best outcome possible with what rooms were available. The rooms are great, the food is very good with the bonus of free dinner which I love so I don't have to look for someplace to eat after a long day driving.

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!