Deluxe Inn Motel

This hotel will make you feel like your on the run & running out of money omg.

😊: Cheap. 😢: no breakfast. scrungy , scary on the outside, but we were safe..

It was clean when we went. It is not a resort or a "brand" hotel. But it is a very basic clean place to sleep while traveling. The room is inexpensive compared to others with amenities. We had no issues and we went to bed saw lights in Mexico when we woke up we could see Mexico on our way to Los Cruces. We felt safe, we had no trouble, and room was basic but comfortable for the night.

I got a good night's sleep (room 10). Wi-Fi worked well. Quiet. Comfortable bed and bedding. Heat worked. No issues with the toilet, shower or sink except the nozzles in the shower head are worn and spritz a little crazy but no big deal. The one thing that was inconvenient was there were no outlets by the beds and the light fixture between the beds didn't work (it looks like the power cord was removed from the fixture and the switch just spun and didn't click like you would expect). Check-in was efficient and the staff was pleasant. Overall a good stay.

We've been on the road for 10 hours and stopped here with a small child, four adults, and two service dogs. By federal law (Americans with Disabilities Act of 1991) service dogs are trained tasks to specifically mitigate their handlers disability and are considered medical equipment NOT pets. Therefore can not be legally charged extra fees (unless the dog damages property) for pets nor can they be denied access. Service dogs are required access anywhere the general public is allowed. My friend requires her service dog for mobility among psychiatric disabilities, and I require mine for multiple psychiatric disabilities including schizophrenia and a major anxiety disorder. The gentleman in the office barely spoke English. He denied us service because of the service dogs, I tried explaining t