Hotels met parkeerplaatsen in Noordoost-New Mexico

'Breakfast was adequate. Hot breakfast consists of scramble eggs, sausage patties, french toast, green chili, and others. Hot breakfasts are portioned out by breakfast attendant, which is good in the sense that there's less mess and less cross contamination. Room was clean. My only complaint was that the arm chair and ottoman or foot stool were old and worn out. There are stains on them which made them look unclean.'

'We stayed in a teepee which also included access to a personal RV for bathroom, shower, kitchen, electricity, etc. You can tell the owners put in great attention to detail and amenities to make this a unique and exciting experience. It ended up being very windy the night we stayed, sustained north winds of over 25 mph. Although we could have moved to the RV for a quieter more comfortable night of sleep, where would the fun be in that? We were so happy to have stayed in the teepee, wind and all,...

'Stayed just for one night on my way to Santa Fe. Arrived late and exterior doors on far end of buildings were not locked. No place to walk my dog where there wasn't some type of broken glass pieces. Room was decent except for food crumbs on floor...my dog enjoyed. The staff I interacted with were great, I just think they are understaffed. The area felt safe enough. '

'Easy check in process; very friendly staff; excellent room conditions....very clean. Restaurant (Denny's) next to property-very convenient and surprisingly good) Stay at this Fairfield twice a year traveling back and forth from MN and AZ. '

'Room was clean. Could walk to restaurants. Good selection for breakfast.'

'Very nice room, clean and quiet'

'Parking was pretty limited. But we made it work. Room was clean and comfortable. Didn’t really associate with any staff other than the guy at the front desk at check in and he was fine. Breakfast was okay.'

'The Best Western Inn has beautifully maintained it's historical aspects on Route 66. The rooms are modern and updated with all the amenities we have come to expect.'