We were traveling through and ended up spending 1 night the end of December 2012 with our two young kids. We arrived about 6:30 in the evening after traveling over 10 hours. Shortly after we arrived in our room we got a call from the front desk asking us to be quieter. We had our kids stay on the bed... More

There was very little hot water in the shower. Though our room was non-smoking, the smell from the smoking rooms overwhelmed our room. The "breakfast" advertised was coffee and toast. Maid service was not a daily routine. Towels were always in shortage. The hallways were not well heated. Beds are rather hard. In retrospect I probably would have spent a... More

We stayed here in December and the place was $120 for 4 nights so was a great value for money base whilst we were in Santa Fe. The room was clean and we had two queen sized beds in our room. Bathrrom was nice and we had clean towels. There wasn't a tea or coffee making facility in the room... More

On our cross country trip from Sedona, AZ to Springfield, MA, we didn't get far on day #1. (Spent too much time in the Painted Desert/Petrified Forest!). We decided to bite the bullet and stay in Santa Fe rather than take a chance on what motels might be available in northern NM. Figured we would find only high priced hotels... More

This was a basic, inexpensive place to stay. Upon entering the front door there was a very strong smell of disinfectants. Our room was the same. It was very clean, but we had to open the window for several hours to clear out the odor. We were in a non-smoking room, but off and on I could smell cigarette smoke,... More

Before arriving in Santa Fe today, we spent last night in a grotesque hotel in Pecos TX, grossly overpriced at $78 (for a Motel 6!) and were told we were lucky to get any sort of room in this town. Broken remote and wifi, (when I went to the office to ask about this, the gal said she was busy... More

Wow, my experience at the Red Roof Inn was very different from that of some of the other reviewers. The AC and cable in our room worked just fine, and we found the front desk staff to be extremely friendly and helpful. Can’t comment on the breakfast, as when I’m in Santa Fe I always try to head straight for... More

Red Roof Inn in Santa Fe was what you would expect, basic, inexpensive, no great views, but clean and comfortable, working AC, etc. However, we were particularly taken by the caring staff in the way they handled a stray cat who had been hanging around the front door for several days. This cat was so sweet and friendly, and had... More

Beds are hard as a rock, TV had no reception at all, just fuzzy noise, good thing we only needed a place to sleep for night. Would not recommend. Our CC was charged again for room even though we booked 2 months ago, and had already paid bill. Will be getting credit.