Super easy check-in process. You check-in online prior to getting there. At 3pm, they send you a…read moretext with your room number and the code to get into your room. The room was spacious and clean. Bed was comfy. They have a mini fridge in the room and microwave. The inn is located by a grogery store and a few restaurants. I am so glad we decided to stay here. If I'm ever in the area, I would absolutely stay here again.

Very cute and quaint little country hotel.. nice rooms very clean surprised to have such a nice…read moreplace in the small town.. would definitely come back here and stay if I'm ever in this area again.

We've stayed in several Chama lodging spots, but this one is by far the best we've tried so far…read more The rooms are a bit on the small side when it comes to the bathroom and vanity space, but they are comfortable and spotless. Most of the motels are along the Chama River, so you have the option of strolling along the water or exploring easy trails, and this one has a large "backyard" space with covered picnic locations, a gas grill for guest use, and some fun statues of deer. (Live deer wander through all the time, joining the magpies, ravens, squirrels, and other critters well used to human traffic.) The breakfast that is included with the room is several cuts above the usual bland and packaged fare at chain motels, and it's served in a charming country-style kitchen/breakfast nook. Keurig coffeemakers give you multiple options for flavor, there's actual fruit juice, yogurt, bagels, pastries, muffins, and hot water for tea. The front side of the building, facing the road, features a dozen or so hummingbird feeders that keep the little fliers happy and swooping around. The housekeeping staff seems to be mostly male, which is uncommon, but they do a great job on both the rooms and the grounds. Oh, and the WiFi is super-fast and free. Highly recommended.

In February, I booked our room for two nights for mid-September to stay at Vista Del Rio Lodge…read more The visit to Chama was to take the Cumbres & Toltec train in celebration of my 70th birthday. The lodge is located two miles south of the train station. I am retired but for 27 years I was Director of Housekeeping for luxury properties throughout the US. Consequently, I have high cleaning and service expectations for hotels where I stay. The price has to reflect the quality of the property. Vista del Rio is a simple very clean charming hotel with rustic New Mexico accents. I booked a two-queen bed room to share it with my wife and son. The beds are firm, the two pillows on each bed were too flat for my taste. The beds also have two sham pillows with the same design of the Southwestern pattern bedspread. The layout of the room is motel style. One thing that differs from other motels, is that the rooms have a ceiling fan, love it! The bathtub/ shower and toilet are enclosed but the bathroom vanity and closet are not. The room has a microwave, mini refrigerator and a single coffee maker. The TV remote control is difficult to use, even with the instructions in the room. It got to a point that we couldn't figure it out and we didn't call the front desk for help so we turned it off. The ice machine is located next to the hotel office. Included in the room rate continental breakfast is offered. For breakfast they offer different types of store bought danish, cereal, fresh fruit, bagels and sliced bread to toast, yogurt, selection of juices, coffee and tea. The staff is very pleasant and cordial. The one story building has rooms on both sides. Our room faced the highway and I thought it was going to be noisy but it was not. The back rooms face a very large grass field with a bbq grill and a covered picnic area. The river is behind the hotel property is blocked by large trees but since it had rained heavily before arriving it was too muddy to explore. We live in Las Cruces, NM and we have lots of friends wanting to visit Chama and take the train so I will be recommending it.

We needed a place to stay midway from point A to point B. The closest place turned out to be…read moreChama. Tripadvisor gave Cumbres Suites a good review. There were a few hotels listed on yelp, but this was the only one with a review. Once again yelp didn't let me down. Keeping in mind that this is a small inn in Chama NM, and not a big city, we got a kick out of some of the quirks. When I first tried booking the room, I got an answering machine because the keeper (Terrie) was picking her son up from school. However, I got a call back a little later and we reserved a room. We said we would be rolling in a little late and she assured us that she'd leave the back porch light on for us and the room would be waiting. The room we stayed in was in the main house and was wonderful. It was as clean and spacious as you would expect from a B&B. Along with the comfy beds, it had a small kitchen/sink area and some other furniture to lounge around on. It was warm and cozy, felt like staying at a relative's house. The only downside was there was only a very limited continental breakfast. For us this wasn't a big deal as we were in a bit of a hurry to hit the road. But don't plan on a big breakfast here. We would definitely stay here again if we were passing through.

The nicest cleanest friendly family owned place to stay in Chama NM. Continental breakfast is…read moreexcellent & endless hot fresh coffee. The owners go above & beyond to accommodate you during your stay. Thank you Corey's!

Amazing place to stay, as well as a great place to shop for the best of Chama clothing and gifts…read more Don't forget to put it on your list.

There are two rooms, both upstairs overlooking the nearby scenic rail. At the end of the day,…read moreyou'll hear the toot-toots from the engines for a few minutes, then it's all peaceful. The owner takes great care to make sure that you have an excellent stay. Everything is immaculately clean, very comfortable. Lots and lots of amenities. My only complaint is that the wifi is a bit dodgy, but that's true generally in Chama, as I understand it. I would definitely stay here again when I am back in the area.

Wendy and Bonsil, the owners, are two of the nicest people you will ever meet. Their place is…read morelocated across from the north end of the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic railroad. A perfect spot to stay if you are in town to enjoy that national treasure. Wendy was very attentive and talked with me about what, if any, diet restrictions I might have for breakfast. She showed me the room and explained all of its features. The place is very nicely decorated with the railroad being it's theme. There is a large assortment of rr books for you to browse thru, but I had a great time just sitting and talking with the owners. My room was spacious and nicely decorated. I wish my schedule had allowed me more time instead of just the one night. I hope to enjoy this wonderful bed and breakfast again in the future.

Expensive but I suspect pricing is in alignment with all of the other options in Chama. Rustic, but…read morein a good way. Room (106) is big. Two beds. Plenty of space. Microwave, fridge and coffee maker. Plenty of hot water. Beds are comfy enough and we slept just fine. In September, I'd forgotten to bring pajamas so we ran the little oil filled electric radiator.

Cabin could use a new bed and some updating. Hot tub is…read morebroken which is one of the things we were looking most forward to!

This place is truly top notch!!! Starting with the care…read morethat is taken with you in making reservations to booking the guides for you with drinks and lunches provided. The is no detail left unnoticed. A one of a kind experience!!!

Wow - just WOW!!!…read more Where do I begin? The meandering (and perfectly groomed) drive winding its way up to the lodge? The stunning architecture and solid feel of a finely constructed lodge with the proper scale and furnishings ... featuring leather, post & beams, and soaring granite fireplaces. A nice change from traditional NM architecture. Upon arrival, the staff pamper you starting with a warm greeting, and a sense of humor while attending to your every whim. This is an old time hunting lodge concept executed beautifully in this immaculately maintained high end structure. If you hate hunting, or taxidermy, leave your preconceived notions at home - come enjoy this luxurious retreat. It's not a spa, but the 36,000 acres of land surrounding the property are spectacular. I loved my brief visit. My guests for this impromptu NM motorcycle tour LOVED the lodge experience. In fact, all of us are "finagling" a way to come back soon, and stay longer to enjoy more of what the lodge has to offer. Cost might have been a tad-bit over $300/night ... which includes three terrific meals. A very fair price for this relaxing and high quality experience. Also, with so many activities to enjoy nearby like the train, trails and lodge activities offered, you can be as busy as you'd like to be. Today, I'm sending out personal notes today to staff with cash gratuities for each of them... That's how grateful I am for my experience... I still can feel the Glow. Note: personally, when I need to get away... I just want to hear "yes, of course, no problem!" I can promise you I only saw staff smiling, and eager to please and enhance the guests experience. Finally, apologies, my iPhone 11pro camera is on the fritz again... So I'm going to include some blurry images with apologies in advance. Come visit thus magical spot, you'll depart more relaxed and enriched PS - Thank you and a shout to Colleen in reservations - she's great!

I will set up a tent in the woods before staying in the Branding Iron again. The room stunk, and…read morethe stench lasted our entire 6-night stay. The A/C cycles on and off, and there is no way to make the fan run continuously; it's not sleep-friendly at all. The mattress was so firm that my shoulders hurt. The linoleum flooring around the bathroom drain had been gone for years. I ran water into the corners of the bathroom shower and a bunch of mold was flushed out. In short, it was gross. I'll go to my grave not understanding how owners can just run a property into the ground like this.

I would give it a zero if i could!!!! No ice machine oh... it broke months ago !!! Says hotel is…read morefull and half the rooms are unmade and empty ! Talked to management in the morning about mobility issues he ask if we needed a wheelchair walk in bathroom I sad he not in a wheelchair but has knee and hip issues. At no time did he say that the toilet are so low to the ground that I at 5 ft it's to low for me ! Needless to say we are at a place that my husband can't even use the bathroom !! So we tried to watch the tv they list 23 channels oh the same storm that broke the ice maker ruined the tv and there only 5 channels !!!Choose another place to stay said the very rude desk clerk RUN do not stay here!! Had such a great day on the train to be ruined by this place. I just want to go to bed and get the heck out of here !

Wow! We found Corkins Lodge on the web and decided to make it our base camp for our fishing trip in…read moreNew Mexico. Philo is the manager and she is a force of nature. She runs the place and works from morning to night. She even went above and beyond to help us after a change of plans and had everything ready when we arrived. The Lodge is a great place to stay. It is right on the river and the facilities are Clean and in great shape. Our cabin had a porch with a BBQ grill and picnic table that we used every night. They have a great lake for fishing on the premises where we caught several rainbows when not out on the river. Bring food and supplies because it is far from town. This is the type of place anyone would like to make a destination for an annual family vacation.

This place is a very nice and relaxing getaway from the city life. If you want to get away and hike…read moreand have good fishing spots this is the place to be. There are no TV'S in the cabins but plenty to do to keep you busy all day. They have a nice pool that is nestled in the woods with a nice relaxing view. The fishing pond is stocked, it's a fishing pond not a catching pond. Even though it's stocked you still need to fish for them. Very nice size of fish too! If you want to head into town the train is a nice ride into Colorado for a nice lunch. Will I go back? Yes of course this place is not easy to reserve either so if you get it, take it and have fun!

What acquainted, charming little cabin and lodge motel. Right by the river. Room was very clean…read more Our bed was very comfortable. The office staff was very friendly and accommodating.

Traveling through NM this was the only stinker of a lodging we encountered, If your only knowledge…read moreof the property is the website you will think you turned into the wrong place. This is one of those " fool me once " places that is grossly overpriced.. Okay you got me once but never again. That is not a sustainable business model.