Desert Skies Motel

"While this isn't the best looking place it was so comfortable and quiet. However after calling several times to get them to bring me toilet paper I gave up .... They were otherwise helpful and kind people"

"I actually really loved the old bathroom, so cute! I think the reviews complaining are just kinda funny because it’s obviously a pretty run down hotel, and I paid $35 for it so what do you expect? The train also wasn’t very loud, didn’t bother us at all. And the owner was nice to us. I’d go back."

"It is very dated as it is a genuine Rte 66 save. This is a place for the person who wants to have a genuine experience. I visited in February, hardly anyone was there. My room was clean, except the bathroom toilet/floor didn't seem so much. Room does smell a bit smoky and the mattress is a bit stiff. Pillows, blankets clean. Lock on door worked. Outlets were available to charge my phone. Mini fridge. Brought our Penske moving truck parked right up to our room, safe all night. It is right across from multiple train tracks but it didn't bother me much as I like the sound. Some silicone ear plugs would be helpful if you do. The architecture and outdated design of the rooms are priceless, true American classic. For the price paid (35$ at this time of year) and the experience, I would stay here again."

"We decided to stay here because the price was not too high but it did not look as run down as the places in the area. The rooms were not fancy but did have the minimum needed. The beds were very hard and you could feel every spring. They only provided 2 towels for 3 people. When I pulled the covers down and there was a beetle on the pillow. We retrieved the hotel manager and he grabbed the bug and said the bed was fine. He argued that he need not change anything. I made it clear I needed new sheets and he again stated the bed was fine. He did eventually change the sheets but would not speak to is. Very poor service, poor English, run down rooms."