Agrotourisme à Nord-est du Nouveau-Mexique

« Excellent je recommande »

« tres bon accueil, chambre spacieuse, propre et confortable. seul bemol , le petit déjeuner, pauvre en choix rt en fout, servi dans une salle minuscule inadaptée par rapport à la fréquentation de l'hotel. pour tout le reste c'était parfait »

« I'm leaving this review since there appears to be no way of contacting and speaking with anyone there to communicate that I got a hotel receipt with incorrect invoicing dates so, cannot get reimbursed for the expense and must get a correct one. After at least 5 attempts to call the desk I did get someone to answer who, after me explaining the sit took a message - no further response and that was 2 days ago. If this does not get me a phone call by tomorrow am, I will dispute the hotel charge...

« A rénover en urgence »

« This is an older hotel, so expectations should be par with that. Staff friendly and helpful. A/C is not "per room" but centrally controlled and was set at 66 degrees at night (too cold for me, but they did have plenty of blankets). The "free breakfast" is not at the location, but 4 blocks away at owner's diner. The food there was very good--ate both dinner and breakfast. The breakfast was truly excellent. »

« It's a slice of heaven. Immediately adjacent to Philmont Scout Ranch. Setting is perfect, isolated, peaceful. The innkeeper are exceptional. The Casa is like a villa with rooms arra get around a gracious patio. I hated to leave. »

« Has a decent breakfast but it ends too early, 9 am on weekends. All rooms face courtyard and pool. There will always be some screaming in the pool. Out of luck if one likes to sleep past 8 am. Great for families. Regardless it’s probably best place to stay in area. »

« Les lits sont à jeter, climatisation limite et salle de bain avec moisissure autour du bain ! »

« Finally a small hotel with hard floors…clean place … »

« The location and property are the only detractors. The rooms are really nice for a small family run motel. Definitely will stay again! »