Inn a New Mexico settentrionale

“L'atmosfera è eccezionale. Ogni dettaglio perfetto ”

“Great historical hotel stay. Be aware if staying on a Sunday that the bar is closed, as well as many shops/restaurants on the plaza. You can walk to the Buffalo Hall, about .5 miles away, for good drinks and eats and history. So much history in the area. Only issue is that the pillows need upgrading.”

“The breakfast food was very good, the coffee very bitter and strong. The room was comfortable with a big shower. Regarding the cleaning, there was a long hair inside a towel.”

“Ok for a short stay”

“Great place to spend a few nights! I’d definitely return to this property.”

“Room was nice, but shower was dated and door leaked. We booked a king suite that was listed as tub/shower combo, but only had a shower. The cleaning staff were very loud talking to each other loudly down the hall before 9am. They were friendly, but should be aware guests could be trying to sleep still.”

“The room smell like someone was smoking cigarettes in there, floor looked clean but felt sticky walking on it. Was ok for one night stay. Don’t recommend staying on the back side rooms you can hear the car driving on the freeway.”

“My husband and I love history and made a last minute reservation for this hotel as we left Ojo Caliente. Expedia showed only two king rooms left as I booked on my phone. Upon checking in that afternoon, the receptionist told us the restaurant was opened until 9:00pm so we decided to drive over to the natural hot springs there in town. We arrived back around 5:45pm to get dressed for dinner only to learn from the receptionist the dining room had closed early because it was slow. I then...