Find all hotels by Motel 6 in Southeastern New Mexico, NM from AED 246

"Yes"

"I love the place 100 percent I would recommend it and with God's favor will be going back. The views are amazing 😍😍😍👍👍👍👍👍👍"

" cute lil old school spot!"

"Okay stay for just one night"

"The place was very clean, breakfast selection was good and the staff was super friendly and helpful. Our receptionist I believe her name was Leann was super nice and went above and beyond to help us. Will definitely come back to this location."

"Hot tub working and very warm"

"The blackout curtains in the window were awesome no light came in so I could sleep all night long hot tub and pool a little older but still worked."

"Traveled with family. Place was clean and safe. Sound proof. Enjoyed the double head shower and pillow top beds. Breakfast variety was good too. Only neg was our ac in Room 206 didnt seem to work- it was set on 69, 67 then 65 and hardly turned on. Room was muggy and tossed all night. I hope this will be looked into. We would stay here again but hope next room's ac is better."

" While the property, furnishings, and night receptionist were very pleasant, I was not able to sleep soundly through the night. Firstly, like many hotels, Comfort Inn Suites in Carlsbad, NM, uses two panels of stationary curtains with a shear middle curtain that does not block light. This leaves no means of light control. I believe this is meant to encourage early rising and departure. While some guests may find this helpful, some guests (late night arrivals/check-ins, tourists who pack in a lot of activity during their day, or simply sensitive sleepers, etc.) are looking to get as much sleep as possible before having to get up and go. In addition to early morning light distraction, there is a permanent red blinking street light visible from the window near the bed which is also distractive due to not being able to shut the curtains. Finally, I can appreciate that hotel work requires early morning workers. I suggest they be reminded that some guests are still sleeping at 6:00/7:00 a.m. and therefore to keep the noise level to a minimal during those hours. Given I was unfortunately already awake at 5:30 a.m., the early shift workers loud voices and noises added to the sleep distractions. At that point, I gave up trying to sleep and left the hotel. Again, please consider replacing the stationary curtains with ones that close and ask early shift workers to keep noise to a minimal in the hallways located near the guest rooms. Thank you."