Something of an exception to the other seedy and sketchy old motels along Cerrillos Road, this low-slung adobe property transcends the genre, if barely. There's a kitschy, quirky aspect to the place. Rooms are named for icons of the West (Annie Oakley, Wyatt Earp) and contain related plaques with colorful biographies. Furnishings range from motel drab to quirky Southwest: Mexican-tile bathrooms, serape tapestries, built-in bancos, and equipale chairs are present in most. The wildly popular home-furnishings and gift emporium, Jackalope, is next door. The motel is across the street from the town's one strip club, which could be either a pro or a con. Pros: Super-affordable, good-sized rooms, some with refrigerators. Cons: The facility is aging, mattresses tend to sag, walls are thin.