Ramada Las Cruces Hotel and Conference Center

Nice, clean and comfy place. Enjoyed the indoor pool. Staff was welcoming and helpful. I will definitely be back! Love the Spanish style theme. Very inviting. Happy I booked this place.

Pros:
Free breakfast
Indoor climates controlled pool
Friendly staff
Cons:
Terrible almost nonexistent wifi
Not clean enough
Lack of privacy for rooms surrounding the pool (glass doors with curtains)
We stopped for a couple nights making a round trip from Dallas to Tucson on New Years weekend. The atmosphere is Spanish theme and they have live plants and lumineria throughout the common areas which is neat if you don’t see it often. On the second evening there was a wedding next to the pool area which I found odd. Anyone walking in was basically as guest of the wedding. If we wanted to freaks, we could have watched the ceremony from our room because we had a lower level room right by the pool with one of the annoying glass doors. Hated the lack of privacy!!!
The location makes getting on/​off I-​10 pretty easy and there’s a gas station that practically shares the parking lot which was convenient.
I’ve experienced better but this place is ok for a quick rest stop on a long road trip. Nothing special and wouldn’t stay unless they offered a discounted rate.

I had high hopes after booking this and reading all of the mixed reviews (some very negative). I try to go in with an open mind. My experience started off very promising. Found plenty of parking and walked into a very nice lobby.
I arrived early and asked for early check in (about 1 – 2 hours before normal checkin) and mentioned I had a pet (yes they are «pet friendly» and have pet only rooms). The very nice and only person at the front desk was very helpful (I think her name was Kayla) and said that they didn’t have any rooms clean yet but would let me know in approximately 45 minutes. That was fine by me as I was not in a rush. In about 45 minutes I was in my room and this is when my review starts to decline.
Keep in mind I am not expecting to stay at the Four Seasons…
However, my room needed some updating or at least someone with attention to detail. From the desk failing apart to the rodent chewed on soap or the sheets that are too small to fit on the bed (from being washed a billion times) and as soon as you lay on the bed they come off. Not to mention the bathroom issues… Oh wait I guess I did mention them…
Also, give us control of our own thermostats without having to call the front desk. It is always too damn hot for my taste and you can’t open a window.
Would I stay here again? Um you guessed it… NO.

This was the find of my six-​day road trip. I absolutely loved it, staying in a first-​floor room that faces out onto the heated pool. lt is like a Hacienda built inside a building. The restaurant and bar were good, but no big-​screen TVs to watch the games. I had found a good rate on line and they matched it. The front desk person was extremely kind & parking was easy. Oh, almost forgot — best bed and pillow ever. I’ve got to buy one for home

This place is super cool! I haven’t stayed in a hotel like this one before. The theme is kind of like Old Spain, with old wooden furniture, unique textiles, and vintage photographs. The pool is inside and there is a little ramada on the inside where you can hang out. The room I stayed in had doors with windows that overlooked the pool. To get privacy you would just have to close the curtains. There was also a balcony… but our view was just the parking lot. I would definitely stay here again. Good price and something unique. The only downfall is the WIFI is kind of shoddy, but minor detail depending on your business here!

I’m not sure if there is a freight train outside my room, or if it’s the climate control… I’m thinking both.
Oh hey! The neighbor is taking a shower! I can hear the splashing of running water! I think that might be my queue to get up… After all it is six on a Sunday morning, and who needs to sleep in on their weekend?
Wow, the neighbors are up early too… judging by the party they had in their room last night, I’m really surprised! I’m sure the full blown whiskey bar down stairs had nothing to do with their very boisterous evening.
Wife’s aggravated I’m awake. Think I’ll go take a walk. I’m happy I’m law enforcement and have my side arm on me.
Oh hey! There’s someone else in the bathroom next door! I would suggest male, because the water is running and I can hear the tapping of a razor on the sink, as if it were right next to me! Lovely!
That being said, room is comfortable and clean.
Now for that walk, wish me luck.
Addendum:
Oh! I forgot to mention the train! As I’m laying here contemplating that walk… a second train in the last hour has come by blaring its horn. It is now six twenty on a Sunday morning… everyone needs to be awake anyway.
What a festive, on-​the-​go kind of place!
Not what I needed.

Nice, clean a little over priced for a stop over, traveling from Houston to Los Angeles so I just need a clean bed and clean room, court yard was pretty, breakfast was decent.. Only problem I don’t like is there’s a Full on local bar inside the hotel so the parking is sketchy for me. Other than that was nice place.

Awful experience! This hotel was terrible. After driving home to San Diego from Austin I decided to book what I thought was a cute hotel in Las Cruses. Got the information from Priceline and decided to give it a try. What a mistake!
The area is sketchy at best and the hotel its self looks like it’s located in the back of a bar (there is a bar at the hotel, not a restaurant or café but a full blown smoke and whisky bar).
When we checked in we were throughly exhausted and did not have the energy to go elsewhere and decided to stay. After unloading and being almost ready for bed we looked in the bathroom to find an open hole above the mirror that was dripping water onto the sink– all over the sink, making it a puddle of dirt and mold. The towels were yellow with mold! (I posted a pic). Then there was a giant spider at the window. And the cherry on top was the mammoth cockroach in the hall.
I went downstairs are we were given another room– not that I was too excited to stay after all of that. We weren’t even offered a discount for all of our trouble for an already way overpriced dump.
Please do not stay here. There are much better options.

Very low budget. The exterior reminds me of an old hotel from the 70’s. The pet fee was $ 25, which was why we stayed here, but this hotel offers the bare minimum. It does have free wifi, and It’s right off the highway, which is convenient. The restaurant inside isn’t open on Sunday. The room was fairly clean, so that was a plus, but I didn’t feel very safe and probably wouldn’t stay here again for that reason. The air conditioner had a notice not to turn it below a certain temperature. That’s the first time I’ve ever seen that.

One of the best hotels in the Las Cruces New Mexico area. This hotel offers a beautiful landscape and historical architecture. I’ve read some of the reviews on this hotel and I don’t understand how people could say such negative things. It must of been an accident. I got the best service I could ask for. Their amenities are great.
If you are looking for an inexpensive hotel in this area then this is the place to do it. Book directly with the hotel and get a great deal.

Expensive sh*the hole…
We arrived after a long flight and drive in from ElPaso. We were told that our room wasn’t ready (at 6 pm !?) and we could have a free drink at the bar. I looked at my two year old, back to the front desk person, and just said Ok.
At 8:30 we are told that the heater isn’t working on the room (suite) we reserved.
We didn’t care at this point, we just get in the room. The door doesn’t close all the way. Nothing to do about it. There is visible light and you can feel air coming in from around the door in the living area. The bathroom is a wreck, tub doesn’t drain well at all and everything is so old and noisy… I’ll just leave it at that.
The staff tried really hard to be friendly and helpful.
But that isn’t enough to ever, EVER bring me back to any Ramada again.

Booked 2 rooms sister arrived first then we arrived at 6am. After a 7 hr drive decide to have breakfast then rest. Breakfast was continental but no meat! Then went to room to find a sticky spot on the sheet. Too tired to complain we pulled off the sheet and laid our own blanket down. If they couldn’t see that spot on the top sheet lord only knows what the bottom sheets were. After we woke and started getting ready for the wedding we found the iron broken!!! Then the whole staff was at lunch!!! So when I went to front desk they were gonna put us in another room we opted them to just change the sheets while we were gone. Returned from wedding only to find they haven’t gotten to our room 2 hours after I complained. Don’t do it!!!

We stayed one night on our way to Texas from California. We picked this place because it was dog friendly.
Pros:
Pet friendly
People were friendly
Indoor pool
Cons:
Room was musty smelling
Bed was so uncomfortable
Shower was weird kind of high I was able to touch the ceiling … Flat palm from the bath tub
Pool and pool area are small
Just stay elsewhere … There are several options in las cruces and probably with better deals. I did not get my monies worth here… I probably would have slept better at the motel 6 or Econo lodge near by.

Unfortunately we got stuck with this dump from a Priceline request. The room is a 2 star at best but they lost me on service. I waited in the bar for 40 min for a to go food order which I had to remind the bartender to retrieve for me as my 83 yr old dad was waiting in the room after a long drive. The food was nearly ice cold and terrible… tasting like it had been sitting on a table for hours. And expensive. I paid over $ 40 for two cold tortillas with cheese, two cold enchiladas and two generic margaritas which the bartender informed me they had no limes at this Mexican restaurant as they are too expensive.
The offer made was to send more crappy expensive food to make up, for it.
Both the bartender and manager were snide and difficult.
To top it off, I was greeted in the shower by no less than 8 long black hairs inside and outside the tub area… photos will be provided. The tub does not drain and the robe provided has no belt to tie it. Absolute fail.
Will be reported to Priceline. This is a small step above a Motel 6.

I travel on business frequently and typically will stay at a Hilton property. While there is a Hilton Garden Inn in Las Cruces, this hotel came recommended from several people in the community for its price and service. It is truly a gem! Looking at the property from the outside it looks much like a typical motel with basic amenities. However, don’t let this fool you. Once you step inside the property there is a beautiful enclosed garden area that sits in the center of the property. There is a cigar store and Hertz office located on site as well. Dinner is served daily-​very nice seating area– and the bar is managed by a very friendly young man named Christopher who truly takes a lot of pride in his work and this shows through his interactions with customers and hotel guests. At a price of under $ 70.00 a night you cannot go wrong. I was very impressed. Great customer service and a good price.

Horrible experience. We drove from Texas to California and decided to stay here, bad choice I would say. After checking in we went to our room and found the door open, carpet in room seem like it was not vacuumed, bathroom need a lot of work. A dog was barking in the room next to us. when I complain a security came upstairs wanting to speak to me in front of the people who were staying in the room next to ours. He told them that we were complaining about the dog. Unprofessional to say the least! When I asked for manager he reply, I am the manager and I can’t do anything we are full. When I checked in I asked for smoke/​pet free room since my Daughter has allergies and they assure me that the second floor was no pets allowed. Not only they allowed pets but they don’t even clean their rooms properly

My wife, mother in law and I were driving to Austin, TX from Southern California this weekend. We booked the room on Expedia. We got there late (1130 PM) and the front desk person was very helpful, and got us to our rooms quickly! The rooms were awesome (best part were the WynRest Pillows! Just ordered 4 of them for our house!). We got the free breakfast in the morning and check out was nice and easily! They’re also pet friendly! Great experience! I’d highly recommend it to anyone driving across country.

After driving from Austin, TX we had booked this hotel based on AAA recommendations and ratings. We showed up to an essentially empty hotel so I would assume that our rooms were higher up on what was available. The rates were decent but the rooms were sub par, out bathroom was falling apart, the «fitness» room was a joke… 2 of the 4 machines were broken. When trying to find an exercise alternative, my wife and I stepped outside and thought the neighborhood also seemed questionable. The restaurant had greasy food, (though the shrimp special was decent) and the wait staff was awkward but attentive. The continental breakfast was your average terrible fare. A spread of powdered scrambles eggs, stale cereal, room temperature milk, and notably old and presverative filled pastries. it was at breakfast where a staff woman came up to me with a very quetioning look after string at me for a few minutes with my tattoos. She then stopped me and asked what room I was staying in. I told her with a polite smile which she dis not return. she walked iver to a cabinet, pulled out a list of rooms, looked at me again, looked at the list again… then begrudgingly said, «ok, 238»… in a tone implying that she HAD though i had snuck in to steal some of their crappy breakfast… but i guess my story checked out. SERIOUSLY??? The interior of the lobby, the pool, and the décor outside of the room were cute but overall I would not stay here again, nor recommend it.

Making our way from San Diego to San Antonio, our family was exhausted and hubby was ready to stop. I was trying to find a pet friendly hotel, after getting turned down by Holiday Inn and some other my husband spotted the Ramada Palms. Fingers crossed we pulled off the highway and pulled up. I stepped out and I’ll tell ya I wasn’t thrilled about the outside but when I walked in I was in awe of the interior, not what I expected. The Front Desk Clerk was friendly and gave me dog biscuits for my boxer. The rooms were clean and comfortable and for $ 89 I thought it was a steal. Breakfast in the courtyard was wonderful, staff was very nice and helpful. I will mark this as a favorite for future travels

Architecture is great-​older building but excellent inside. Seems very well kept up. The front desk staff was wonderful, helpful & extremely courteous. Our room was amazing-​not huge but has all we wanted: king bed, mini-​fridge, microwave, computer desk, Wifi, nice bath with tub & even a complementary robes. Pool was lovely & heated. Our batteries were dead in thermostat so we called the front desk & maintenance was there within minutes-​literally. Bar area is lovely & margarita good. Had excellent dinner at on-​site restaurant. I had cedar plank grilled salmon with pecan maple glaze, husband had Ahi tuna w/​light teriyaki glaze-​both with yukon gold smashed potato & steamed veggies. Sooo good! They have shop with mexican art done by artist that runs it & a tobacco type shop. Best is a nightclub that would be a hit in Vegas or LA. We would definitely come back! See photos.