this hotelisnt the type of days inn we had stayed at beofre. we staye at other days inns and never had this problem. mold on shower curtais, no ice. ice machine broken. out of 3 chairs in room 2 were broken. lamp broeken with outlet hanging out. dirt on the door. remote didnt work for the tv. carpet dirty. feet... more

I typically don't like to review bad hotels, because when I read such reviews, I always wonder if the person really had that bad of an experience, or if they were exaggerating. Here's my non-exaggeration review- I was very disappointed in the hotel. I could go on about the lack of cleanliness, the poor breakfast choices, etc, but I really... more

We stayed here traveling to and from our vacation destination this month. The owners were friendly and helpful and the rooms were comfortable. Much better than one of the 'other' motels we stayed at. more

Socorro Days Inn is an overpriced, yet rudimentary pull in motel with numerous security issues, namely that the flimsy windows can be broken into quite easily and there are inadequate locks on the doors. The foreign guy at the desk was uncommunicative, didn't understand me and gave me two beds instead of the one I asked for. I was charged... more

We were at the Days Inn in Socorro, New Mexico for one night and that was enough. We were a group from a University in Texas making our way home after visiting mines and museums and we had a total of 20 people, we had reserved about 10 rooms. Here is a list of the some of the problems: When... more

Reservations were made two+ weeks in advance. The room reeked of urine. There were white stains on the carpet. The lights in the bathroom flickered. The swimming is not usable. There is no working ice machine. If you wanted air conditioning you had to go to the front desk for pliers. Bedbugs in the bed and several dead roaches laying... more

Checked in with "TJ" the front desk manager who was kind and personable. Requested upstairs room that we found to be generally clean. The wall heater/AC on/off/hi/lo controller knob was broken so the only way to control the heat was to plug or unplug the large 220v cord to the wall outlet (safety issue.) The other problem was the shower/tub... more

I stayed at the Socorro Days Inn in June 2004 while visiting the New Mexico Tech campus. The hotel is located on California Avenue (the main business street in Socorro) near the old plaza. The rooms seemed old. The furnishings and decor were worn down, and the room generally seemed dingy. The building itself is functional but worn down, dirty,... more