Anselment's Butterfield Stage Motel

Booked this room after seeing ok reviews on Hotels.com. After checking in and going to the room we were immediately put off by the stale old smell. After returning to the desk and asking for a refund I was asked why I didn't want to stay I said "the room smells and I'm not comfortable here." The bearded bully barked "We cleaned that room, theres nothing wrong with it. The owner is away call later for a refund" I replied "ok who do I ask for?" All the bully could come up with is "ill answer the phone"These 2 in management are desperate for money and bark personal assults to intimidate customers, do not fall for their idle threats your credit card company will listen and assist you.

It looks run down on the outside and in the office, but the rooms are recently renovated and kept very clean. It's well situated, and I could get everywhere I needed to be in town on a kick scooter.

Close to the I-10, large clean rooms, WiFi was great, and cost less than the chains in town.Great value. I'd stay here again.

On 22JUN2017, I pedaled my Doublevision into Deming, South on USI80, my body ready to end a full day of cycling [Note: My coping strategy for the Summertime high heat afternoons is to stop for 3-5 hours, searching out shade or a/c, where I can rest/relax/write postcards or in my logbook.], which means being active only in the morning or late afternoon/evening. I remembered from previous (motorcar) visits seeing this classic motel, and wanting further investigation; now was my opportunity. I wasn't even sure if it was still functioning, but was so extremely glad to enter the crowded lobby to learn that I would be able to stay in the last most recently remodeled room on the ground level (you know I'm not going to ascend/descend any steps, an aging disability characterized by sarcopenia; I may not walk very well, but I can still pedal/control my tandem my tandem on a horizontal plane) though it was a bit more expensive. I was a surprised at how large the room was for the price ($50), but my body was most pleased to be inside with excellent a/c, a huge (king) firm bed, fancy bathroom, and a remote controlled color monitor perfectly positioned over a standalone table (easily moved so I could back in my machine). I was a bit disappointed to learn that renovation throughout this historic structure precluded a working ice maker, but 8 pound bags can be bought at the adjacent C-store. I didn't--I just wanted R & R, and this was the place for me to get it! It was so well-worth being in one of the fantastic structures that continue to be a foundation of the Deming and the now-non-recogonized US80 "Broadway of America" which linked the West-East coasts of the USA. I loved it; the Butterfield Stage Motel gets 5-stars and my "Wheel of Approval!"

Hi Butterfield Stage Motel. My name is Ralph Guest. I'm going through video from September of 2004! I paased through your town during my first big roadtrip in my brand new Tacoma truck and just happened along your motel out of pure chance. I meet Mariana. I have to say out of all the motels I've ever stayed at in ALL my roadtrips, over the last 10 years, yours ranks tippity tops! 10 years later and your place still makes an impression on me. This first roadtrip was over 4,500 miles, 8 states, 5+ National Parks and just a ton of fun stuff that I saw. It really was an amazing trip. All on YouTube at 'Ralphie's Road Odyssey 1, 2 and now 3.' That's the one with you in it! You should check it out. I just posted it! I give you high praise in it. Which is why I thought I'd drop you a quick line and say thanks for the best motel experience I ever had. Sincerely Ralph M. Guest

Great very clean room. Economical. Good location on way from las cruses to Tucson. Not many places to stay. Friendly helpful staff

Very specious rooms , clean and very helpful and friendly people, definitely recommend this place .