“Unique, historical, great location & great value!”

This hotel, as compared to chain hotels, is comfortable, interesting, unique, and historical. The location is excellent--right on the historic Las Vegas Plaza downtown. The restaurant is one of the best in town. It is always my first choice hotel in Las Vegas, NM. In addition--great value!!!

“Good value historic hotel”

Huge room with view of town plaza, nicely appointed , comfy bed, microwave & fridge. Free cooked to order breakfast big plus!

“Plaza Hotel, Las Vegas NM”

Outstanding Hotel and service, on the Plaza in Las Vegas NM, reasonable rates, and a restaurant with above average food.

“Plaza Hotel”

Great Hotel. Great Room. Great Value!

“love the feel of it, old but kept up very well”

like the oldness of it, the old building, the stairs, loved it, kept up very well & definitely would stay there again

“Great hotel in oldish town in awesome state”

Very nice breakfast, not the usual buffet, but very nicely done!

“Lovely Hotel”

Hotel is a wonderful place to stay. Very historic and the rooms were very nice. The free breakfast was delicious.....will definitely stay again when I'm in the Santa Fe area

“Grand stay at The Plaza in the original Las Vegas”

We side-tripped to Las Vegas New Mexico after stops in Albuquerque and Santa Fe. It was the website of the historic Plaza hotel that convinced us to make to take the ride. We arrived too early - our fault. But the desk worked feverishly to get our room ready. It was a jammed day for them because a motorcycle festival was winding down. Totally booked. So we walked around the park right out front. Once we could check in, everything was excellent from the reception by the folks fine tuning our room, to the gentleman at the front desk. Great staff. The hotel has a decent restaurant and a rustic lounge area. A nice breakfast is included at the restaurant (just show your room key which is a REAL key, not a card) Like "The Palace" in silver city, "The Plaza" is an historic property that has no large parking lot. But it's not needed. There's parking in the back for a few cars. Lots of spaces out front and around the park itself. It has a "downtown" commercial area tha we could not experience since it was Sunday. it also has historic buildings - such as a former "Harvey" house building that is ripe for some big investor to renovate, (Harvey house museum is in Belen, new mexico) and a Rough Riders museum . Las Vegas is not a huge tourist town yet. But hopefully, it will soon match the lure of the Plaza as a place to go. The Plaza is perfect for couples and families, as a "home base" while exploring the area which includes some impressive natural parkland and historic sites.

“A Taste of the Old Southwest”

This historic hotel maintains the looks of a 1800's western saloon and hotel, with modern conveniences of course. Each room is decorated with antique furniture and period light fixtures, wall coverings, and carpet. The restaurant serves traditional Soutwestern cuisine as well as french dishes and steaks. We dined here for dinner and breakfast during our stay, and both meals were adequate and of course convenient. The party starts in the old saloon around 7, complete with the type of bar you see in all the westerns. This hotel draws a good crowd of locals to both the saloon and the restaurant. The bed was decorated with period specific quilts, but the mattress was comfortable and modern. The only drawback that could be experienced is having no control over the A/C. The room is cooled by central air and you have no thermostat for that. There is a radiator for heat, and there is a thermostat for that. Fortunately on the night we stayed the outdoor temp was just right to throw open the screened windows and let through a cool refreshing breeze. It was also a great experience to wake up to the fresh smell of pine and cedar and the view of the mountains through the lace curtains. We had a great time here.

“Classy, rustic, affordable.”

We stay in Vegas, NM every time we drive back from California to Denver. This was our first stay at the Plaza and we were in for a treat. Everything about the place screams "old west" except the rooms which are neat, clean, and renovated with all the comforts of a new, modern hotel. After our 800 mile drive we need a place to crash and this will be our landing spot from now on. It's about the same price as the other hotels in Las Vegas, but it's so much more with its high ceilings, wide stairs and hallways and antique, Western furnishings. Don't forget the complimentary breakfast which is cooked to order and served at your table. You'll love it!