On a deserted stretch of I-25 we were 22 miles east of the Trinity Site where the first nuclear bomb was exploded on July 16, 1945 as we approached the Comfort Inn exit in Socorro. It was a big room with lots of drawers and shelf space. Our cat liked to play peekaboo on the shelves. We went to dinner... More

A. Very Clean , comfortable, quiet place to stay . We will stay here again without hesitation! The manager and staff were very helpful and considerate of our needs. They had a room ready for our early arrival, most hotels won't do that.

Stayed here for four nights on business. This town doesn't have many decent options so I was concerned when making the reservations. The check in was quick and efficient. The king room was exceptionally large. There was a microwave and a small refrigerator. Wifi had a very good signal. Although it was very cold outside, I never had to use... More

I was pleasantly surprised with how nice our room was at this Comfort Inn. The room (at the back of the property) was large, nicely furnished with good beds. The room was very quiet and there were no issues with hearing any other guests at the hotel. There was also a nice, free breakfast at the front of the hotel.... More

The only problem I can write about are the paper thin walls in the motel, we could hear the next door occupant's and they were only speaking in a normal voice. The room was clean, the beds comfortable, the pool area was a Godsend for the grand kids to burn off a little steam after 7 hours in the back... More

We were very pleased with our room which was very quiet and on the top floor, as we requested. Staff was helpful and pleasant. Breakfast was adequate. Nothing fancy but what you would expect at a Comfort Inn. Mid range hotels tend to be very pricey in Socorro. Probably because there are limited options between Albuquerque and Las Cruces.

After a long day on the road and unable to reach the town and hotel of choice we decided to spend the night here as we were running out of options. We felt that this hotel was over priced for the hotel and location. We have stayed at Comfort Inns and Suites in the past and we both were surprised... More

Both my check-in and check-out were laborious. I'll spare you all the details, suffice to say: If you're not already in the habit of printing out a hard copy of your reservation to take along, this would be a great time to start. And don't expect a speedy check-out: if you have an appointment, allow 10 minutes at least. The... More

Driving to Santa Fe three days before Christmas, Interstate 25 was shut down due to ice and snow and Comfort Inn was the first place we found to stay. We weren't alone. A line of cars followed us on a dark and stormy Thursday night. Kim at the front desk was wonderfully accomodating, considering the unexpected surge of last-minute guests.... More