Find hotels in Logan, NM from Rp1.083.478

"Great staff. Recent remodel was done in poor quality. Hotel in rough shape."

"There was no No one available to check us in after already paying and reserving a room we ended up having to spend more money and getting one at holiday inn "

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"Nice and clean and quiet, and the proprietor gave me a great restaurant recommendation (Las Chaparritas)."

"Great location for our travels"

"The room and bed were great. The property is run down and the grounds are not maintained. Dog poop everywhere so you must stay on the walkway. My biggest issue was that the manager/owner lied about coffee being available and the cowardly way he used his employees to do it. Was traveling cross country and I specifically asked the front desk clerk before checking in. I watched her go speak to Amir, who sent her back to lie to my face. And then he left the morning staff deal with my ire of being lied to. What coward does that? I thought the staff was amazing despite the position they’re put in by their boss. And no, instant Folger’s coffee does not constitute or substitute brewed coffee. Shame on you, Amir. Do better, if not for your customers, at least for your employees!"

"Our only discomforts was the bed which was too high to safely climb in and out of and the pillows were stuffed too tightly to be able to sleep on them. The rest of the stay was in a clean. Well cared for room and friendly staff."

"Check in was quick and easy. We were given a recently renovated room. It was quite nice, except for the orange, ugly old bed spread. It was Not the new brand standard. The room was very clean. Kudos to the housekeeping staff. Weeds and property need a little work! But overall, our stay was pleasant, we felt safe and the ac worked great. "

"on the surface, everything looked clean, but the smell is Smoke in the room was absolutely horrible. It actually made me super sick and I wound up leaving after just a few hours in the middle of the night plus there was a guy across the parking lot with the windows and shades open with basically no clothes on "