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I've stayed at Baymont by Wyndham and several cities. Roswell New Mexico is by far above and beyond all others. We are going to stay at a different hotel at one point but we went to Roswell to stay at the Baymont because it is absolute best. It is a hotel. I couldn't even tell the difference between our room and a room at the Marriott and a huge city. I would recommend this hotel to anyone! And the staff was beyond anything I could ever have expected. The best discounts day I have ever been to, and I travel a bit.

The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Had dinner in the lounge. It was really good and affordable. Loved the band that was playing. Breakfast was amazing, I couldn’t believe the wide assortment of food. When it was time to check out I didn’t feel like leaving yet . I was told I could hang out on the patio as long as I wanted and was offered a beverage. Looking forward to staying again. Have told all my friends if they go to Sant Fe New Mexico they need to stay at the Sage hotel!

I must say, this was my first time in Clovis New Mexico and I just went with my gut on where I should stay. Honestly, I couldn't have chosen a better hotel for the price Econo Lodge offered. The lady who checked me in and took care of me was tall and I think her name was Cecilia. I don't think I've ever met someone as kind as her. I could tell she genuinely cared and cares for all of her customers. If the higher ups ever read this, please give cecilia a raise. Raiden.

This hotel has grasped the nature of the Santa Fe vibe. The rooms are quintessential New Mexico and ours had a nice fireplace, although the temps were warm and we didn't use it. The room was nicely decorated and clean, and provided both a sitting area and sleeping areas. The staff was pleasant and helpful. The on site bar had a generous pour, and we took advantage of the small area of outside seating on a beautiful day. It is very centrally located in downtown Santa Fe.

I loved the old town character of the hotel. There is a nice hotel shop where they sell traditional New Mexico items like crosses and beautiful mosaic mirrors. The atmosphere of the hotel itself and its surroundings were such a pleasant surprise! There are few antique shops on the plaza that are definitely worth a visit. We enjoyed a wonderful breakfast at Stella's Café, which is only a 2 min walk from the hotel.

Location was excellent. We were on our way from the Petrified Forest, Arizona to our next stop in Alamagordo, New Mexico and found Socorro a small, quiet town that was ideal for us as we didn't want to drive until the next day. The hotel is already quite old and basic but staff were very helpful and accommodating - loved that most about our stay.

We traveled with family rooms were clean the hotel staff was friendly, and the breakfast was great my kids looked forward to it every morning. We did have to ask everyday for housekeeping to clean our bathroom and throw out our trash but they were friendly and gave us fresh towels daily. We would definitely stay here again if ever in New Mexico.

The room was very clean and the beds were really comfortable. They served breakfast, however I was not up in time to actually eat breakfast. This hotel is conveniently located just off Hwy 25 south and is right near New Mexico State University. There is an Italian restaurant close and other food services are not that far away.

Staff was very friendly. The breakfast was excellent, it was a 'real' breakfast with a variety of New Mexico dishes that were filling and nutritious, not like a typical hotel 'continental' breakfast. The room was spacious. While the hotel is older it has been maintained and was very clean. The beds were comfy.

The thanksgiving meal was scrumptious, and the Victorian setting was beautiful. We enjoy New Mexico History. Taking us back in time, this was a wonderful and educational experience for our children and us. The golf course walk through the woods was spectacular. We came across deer and horses. It was a great escape.

Super 8 in Alamogordo did not disappoint. This place is our go-to when we visit New Mexico. The value is amazing. The owner is awesome, the place is clean & well-maintained, and the breakfast is great. If you are ever in Alamogordo, I highly recommend this hotel.

the location was good. I liked that the hotel had a grassy area for my dog. most places in New Mexico only have rocks. I also really liked that there is no pet fee. We enjoyed the wineries in the surrounding area, and the location to old town.

Nice room, beds were comfy, bedding and pillows were comfy. Nice Dove shampoos and shower gels. Lovely Pool and Jacuzzi and gym. Plenty of parking. Great location as we wanted to be close to Eastern New Mexico University.

locations was ok, but the area of the hotel was all paved and there was no landscaping anywhere. odd for being in New Mexico. Cost was reasonable. room was decent and clean. sheets were quite rough however.

Atmosphere was amazing!! Don't change a thing. If someone wants a modern hotel let them go somewhere else. For southern New Mexico style and decor that is unmatched, people will still come here.

The room was very spacious. The decor is was so on point New Mexico without being over the top. Best hotel breakfast I’ve had on my trip hands down! i ordered the baked skillet eggs and it was delish!

It was very hard to find transportation in Clovis, New Mexico. The staff assisted with successful transportation contacts. I do not know what we would have done without their help. Thank you!!!

Location is excellent and staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was sufficient. The Hotel still has the flavor of old New Mexico, which you rarely find anymore.

Breakfast and drink options were delicious. Lydia was very welcoming. Overall a very good stay in an interesting boutique hotel that provided a true New Mexico experience.

It's a very unique place to stay in your roadtrip through New Mexico. The staff made us feel welcome. The hall and living room were amazing. The food was good.