Eastern New Mexico hotel guide. La Quinta Inn & Suites hotel in Eastern New Mexico, New Mexico

"A good value conveniently located"

"The hotel itself is beautiful, with a wonderful gift shop, and has lots of cinematic history. It's right across the street from a little park where I could walk my dog, and the police station was just across the street as well. Felt very safe. All rooms are pet friendly and very spacious. There is an elevator as well as the grand staircase. The mattress was medium firm, but still comfortable . The shower has excellent pressure and the towels were nice and thick . Coffee and tea are in the lobby, as well as a restaurant which made a delicious breakfast burrito for me, although it took about 30 minutes. The hotel staff and restaurant staff were very pleasant. The most unfortunate things are1) when I arrived after driving for a few hours, I expected to use the restroom in the lobby . However the restroom is locked after 7:00 p.m. so be aware . 2) the restaurant in the hotel was also closed at 7:00 p.m.. 3) my room was not vacuumed well and I was left with only a quarter roll of toilet paper and no extras, and 4) the refrigerator did not have a small freezer as is common. I still highly recommend this hotel for the location and the ambiance. I would just check in before 7:00 and inspect the room more thoroughly so I could communicate any deficiencies to the staff."

"Great hotel "

"Our room was clean and comfortable. The continental breakfast was not good. Expired sauces and a rodent on the counter by the food. Staff addressed issues immediately."

"Staff was friendly and helpful. Great location. Quiet room appreciated."

"Well, on the good side, the A/C was effective. However, while this was not the worst mid priced hotel/motel I ever stayed in (that honor belongs to a couple in Tirapur, India), it is not one I wil revisit when I return to Roswell (which I do every few months). First of all, and most annoying, was that when I checked in there was a sign that the televisions were not working. The clerk at the desk said it was the cable company... However, other things about the room made me wonder. One of the two light bulbs in the night stand lamp was missing. There was an ice bucket but no cups or glasses (which I had not realized until I was about to get into bed). There was a hair dryer, but the wall mount was more than a little precarious as it was hanging by only one of the screws which was mostly already pulled from the wall. A couple of wall plates that should be covering electrical outlets were missing - notably the 220 volt outlet for that wall mounted AC unit (hopefully nobody with a kid stays in the room I had). The shower was okay, though the pull-up diverter did not divert all the water to the head. The toilet was the lowest I have seen - about 14" off the floor - almost like squatting over a hole in the floor. All of which to say I wonder if these were all "money saving" tactics - which further made me wonder if the "problem" with the cable company was that they were not paid or something."

"Room is worn especially the bathroom needs some TLC rm 144. The beds are to soft for my liking. The breakfast was one of the best we've had in a long time every thing was fresh and delicious especially the red chile. The breakfast staff were great."

"renovated room, "

"Very reasonably priced hotel, this is the 2nd time we have stayed here"