Hotels in Truth or Consequences, NM

“Awesome spot for a relaxing deep in the hot springs. Lots of temperature options in the public pools with an opportunity for spending time in a private pool gazing over the river. Nighttime in the pools is majestic. There are a number of full hookup RV sites conveniently very close to the pools that we enjoy using.”

“We did a private soak in the Signature Cypress Pool. The entire property is beautiful and the host was very sweet! We felt pampered and the experience was luxurious. I am excited to come back :)”

“Rooms: The hotel is historic and so don’t expect it to be new and shiny like a Marriott. It was built in the early 1900’s and it was bought and remodeled by Ted Turner in 2013. There is loads of hot water and the floor kind of creaks a little like any true historic building. It feels classic.

Nearby activities: Drive out down 3rd St to the dam and then the Damsite restaurant. Beautiful drive and it’s not far. You can drive to Hillsboro too. That’s a cool little town not far away. Hatch is the Chile Capitol of the World not far from there. Soaking at the Riverbend Hot Springs is not much more special than soaking at the hotel in the outside tub. Float the Rio Grande in tubes for the afternoon. Drive down the other side of the Rio Grande from the town. Go to the old church up on the bluff in Caballo.

Safety: Totally safe town. Nothing bad happens there.

Food and drinks: The continental breakfast was tasty with green chile, of course, bacon diced up and eggs but I’d recommend eating at a restaurant for breakfast like at Johnny B’s and get the breakfast burrito smothered in green chile. Or the chilaquiles at El Faro restaurant. If you’re only there for a few days, the continental breakfast is good and the pastries are nice and the coffee is quality coffee but I’d recommend eating out. We liked the Outer Edge Pizza a lot. It was really good.

Noteworthy details: The photos in the upstairs hallway are super interesting. Loads of stories from back in the early 1900’s that the waters are healing for Rheumatism. Most people know now that it’s because the town was built on top of loads of crystals and that does something. The movie Eddington with Joaquin Phoenix and Emma Stone was just filmed there.”

“We stayed here last month while attending to some business. They were accomodating and gave a reasonable cost for an extended stay. The owners seem genuinely interested in being helpful and attentive during the time. You might want to put an exhaust fan in the small washroom since none of the windows can open. We tried to avoid hot showers (due to steam trap) when we noticed some peeling around the shower. Otherwise, the room is fine. Walking around, it seems fairly safe here and a good location. Pets are allowed - however, best taken to one of the nearby dog parks in the area in the mornings. I would definitely stay here again.”

“We have stayed at the Travelodge by Wyndham Truth or Consequences (2) times and returned again recently because of the excellent experience we had during our previous stay. The proprietor is very friendly, professional and helpful, and was quick to offer directions to us to a location in the area. The hotel lobby and breakfast room were very clean and the breakfast selections were excellent and delicious. We would highly recommend this hotel for a pleasant stay and an enjoyable experience!”

“A few pictures of our stay at The Damsite in Truth or Consequences. They will be closed from November 18th till Labor Day in 2025 to do some maintenance on the property and campsites. A definite must stay if you’re coming through later next year. We saw an owl along our walk with beautiful views all around. The wind picking up a lot adding to the adventure at night ?? They have a lot of casitas for rent as well as a group campsite. No Wi-Fi up here and I must say it is a good thing!! Can’t wait to see the upgrades!”

“I pulled in with my Class B Van RV into their parking lot and they waived me off. I rolled down my window to ask where to park but they must not have heard me. So, I drove off and headed to another Hot Springs place nearby. Well that place wanted $43 for 2 people for 1 hr. I am just one. But that is their pricing. So, I got back in my vehicle and drove back down the street to try going to this place again. Found street parking on the side and got out and asked if it was ok to park there and they said yes. I assume because they have a brick lined parking lot that they didn't want my RV driving on it. Not sure. Either way, for just $5 for a half hour (or $10/hr) I used one of their private soaking buildings. A half hour was plenty. For me the temperature was just right. Not too hot. There are no windows, it's a dimly lit stone building. Mineral bath area has a wood plank surround and a rock bottom. You could turn on a jet but it's louder more than anything. The one jet really didn't push out water with much force so I turned it off. I enjoyed my time soaking. The gentlemen who run it are very nice. I would definitely stop here again when the area.”

“Very spacious room. The staff was very pleasant and good to me and my dog Snickers. It's next door to McDonald's and Walmart is really close by. It's a really nice place to stay.”