Cerca hotel in Contea di Rio Arriba

“Very nice staff, room was already cooled down and you could get anywhere quickly from that location.”

“This is a renewed historic hotel located near the Chama train ride. The effort put into renovation is very evident. It has an authentic old west charm without being too rustic. The room we had was nice and clean with modern amenities for the most part. There was no AC but at that altitude we were comfortable with the window open. A word of warning, Go for the larger rooms. We booked late because we had not planned to spend an extra night in Chama but the train ride is a day long adventure. ...

“It was great all around. Location is beautiful. the room was updated and clean.”

“Struttura molto essenziale. Prezzo conveniente ”

“Listing says there's one bed and one bathroom. It also says there's a toilet and a shower in the bathroom - the toilet is a bucket with a plastic bucket seat and the shower is an outdoor hanging bag. No running water - just a cooler. Calling it a "cabin" is a stretch.”

“Wished we could stay longer. Quiet cozy cabin.”

“Located at the end of a private road, at the foot of a mesa. Scenery was gorgeous. The patio was serene; great place to watch the sunset. ”

“A relaxed, comfortable and thoughtful room.”

“This property is beautifully designed and so cozy! Great location close to Chaco Canyon. ”

“Lovely spot! Enjoyed the peace and beautiful open sky. Would recommend! ”

“Peaceful, beautiful surroundings of outdoors, great trout fishing, hiking, and property well kept and clean within keeping of the rustic charm. A very restful place. ”

“The second we opened our car door we knew this place was magical. Chef Graham who has the property is one incredible and talented man. If you're looking for beauty, peace and decompression then head their way...you won't go wrong.”

“This property is in such a beautiful area and the property itself had everything you could ask for. Great place for stargazing and enjoying gorgeous views. The property owners are super nice and accommodating.”