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Our top choices for Southwestern New Mexico guest houses

A well-maintained garden with a stone fountain, palm trees, and a building with a tiled roof.

1. Hoosier Hot Springs & Inn

Truth or Consequences

Marina

P12,262 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 13 - Oct 14

A kitchen with a marble countertop, a coffee maker, and a toaster.

2. Anthony Inn

Anthony

Alicia

P4,076 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 20 - Oct 21

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Top Southwestern New Mexico Hotel Reviews

Comfort Suites Las Cruces I-25 North

10/10 Excellent

"Nice, clean and amazing staff"

Pelican Spa

10/10 Excellent

"The staff, the grounds, the tubs and the experience are all 5 very big stars in my world and in the universe I inhabit. We have been the before and will continue to return because of its special relativity to the value of the dollar and the uniqueness of the property. There are many warm, hot and cold springs in T or C, but I wouldn’t pay an extra cent to see past the front gates. The Pelican Spa has a nostalgic charm that newer spas can’t create even with fancy exotic wooden gates and “plastic”stained glass clerestory embellishments. The smoking area and sitting garden are ample in size and comfortable to the most discerning fanny. The rooms have character rarely seen since the glory days of hot springs and the Roosevelt years. It’s fun, it’s cute, leave your ego and the door and get ready to be soothed, relaxed and set into euphoria, with the lithium waters that flow from their taps. Oh, and for $82 a night with soaking included, it’s the best price in town, in our opinion, there is no other rubs in T or C that we’d rather soak in!"

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