Clean, comfortable, friendly and great location. Nicely upgraded 1960's motel…read more Wonderful experience.

Everything was old, which we would not have minded at all except for the fact that every towel but…read moreone was stained, the bath towels were tiny & too many things were dysfunctional. The towels & toilet paper were made of sand paper. The sheets were stained & so totally stinky/smelly with chemicals I was thrilled my husband brought our sleeping bags & pillows which we used. The room was queerly arranged. The only accessible electrical out let was very far away from the bed, tho there was one with no way to reach it way behind the head board. Every light switch plate was covered with fingerprints. The toilet seat was sticky-was that unrinsed soap?? a dirty sponge?? or something else? much worse?? We had to disinfect & rinse the toilet seat first thing before we even got our belongings out of the car. At least the manager was nice.

All in all we loved this Bed and Breakfast. Part of the building is an art gallery and there are…read morepictures and sculptures everywhere. It has a long history and is very "New Mexico" with a lot of character and class. This is an older building and it is starting to get a little worn in places. However, it is filled with vintage furniture; the room was large and the breakfast is really nice. Homemade muffins and coffee, then a couple of different items each day along with fruit. The staff is very welcoming and you do feel like like something other than a motel guest. There is a space to sit out back. Despite its need for some minor updates this is a great place to stay

Very quiet nice place close to town square and some great restaurants! Lydia was a most gracious…read morehost and breakfast was always wonderful!

I moved to the area 6 yrs ago and this establishment at that time was only open to golf members…read more Approximately a year ago it opened to the public. Upon walking in there were only a few diners in the restaurant. I looked at the very limited menu. you can't even call this a restaurant since your choices are extremely limited. That being said the portion control is extremely small but the prices are not. The food is nothing to write home about either. When I did get the bill they charge for using your credit card. I know some businesses are starting to do this but it is extremely disappointing as it is a cost of doing business. Opening the restaurant will not save this establishment of the don't address the pricing, portion control and having more options.

Beautiful view of the Oregon Mountains. Excellent service. The staff was more than gracious and…read moreinviting. The food was delicious. Went for the Sunday brunch. It was excellent and very generous. The food was fresh and the egg omelette buffet was excellent and delicious. Everything about this place was excellent and delicious. I highly recommend it.

What an extraordinary gem hidden in southern New Mexico. I honestly had no idea what to expect from…read morethe Pelham House; I had obliged to be the DD for several of my parents' friends for their Christmas dinner; a quaint little adobe home from the outside, this "bed and breakfast" location is absolutely stunning and gorgeous (especially by NM standards). There is the magazine, "Ventanas," which typically highlights several beautiful homes around the southwest (reminds me of the national equivalent, "Frontgate," on a much lesser scale). Decorated for the Christmas season, the Pelham House would have every right to be featured in Ventanas with its cozy and impressive interior decorating (I'll upload some pictures later). Every little ornate detail in the house was executed to near perfection. I wanted to take home all of the glassware/stemware! The decorating in the house is among the best I've ever seen anywhere. In addition to this, the rooms throughout the house are definitely worth the visit. There is a large atrium in the very center of the home, capable of seating many patrons. I saw two different bedrooms, each with their own southwestern flair. There is also a game room and, of course, a cozy den! Since we came for just dinner, our stay lasted approximately 3 hours. TIP: Bring your own booze. They do not have a liquor license, but they are apparently allowed to serve a "Welcome drink." While I had some particularly delicious iced tea all night, our friends were greeted with a nice holiday cocktail-- I was told that last time they were served some tasty bellinis. Carol and Robert were exceedingly hospitable-- Carol acted as our waitress for the night and we were always attended to and had everything we needed. In addition, CC is a very talented chef. We were also welcomed with an hors' d'oeuvre consisting of a delectable baked wheel of Brie, accompanied by sliced mushrooms, whole jalapenos, slices of bread, and a clove of garlic. I could not get enough of this! I may or may not have spoiled some of my dinner with eating such copious amounts of this delicious starter... We started our 4-course dinner with a must-have soup: southwestern corn chowder. A perfect level of spicy kick balanced with the sweet corn made for a true winner. We followed this wish a refreshing salad served on a frozen plate (I love little details like this). The salad was dressed in a champagne raspberry vinaigrette with a dash of honey. Also a winner! The main course consisted of sliced pieces of tender pork, red-skin mashed potatoes, and cubed roasted butternut squash. Overall, a good dish. Dessert was a Mexican chocolate cake complete with a heavy amount of homemade candy-cane ice cream. For everything, the total came to ~$53 per person. I found this to be very reasonable as the food was far above average and the ambiance of the home is perfect. Why 4 stars and not 5? Well, the friend of ours that coordinated the whole dinner had specifically requested two of the dishes had to have chicken as the entree (they cannot eat pork/red meat). All of the dishes came out, and there was no chicken to be found. Our friend had told us that she specifically mentioned this on the phone more than once. TIP: Get it in writing via email. Bottom line? Downright gorgeous venue, fantastic homemade food, and a delightful ambiance that will encourage you to want to come back for more.

If you enjoy historic sites with marvelous ambience and great food, this is the place for you. The…read moreold adobe building was constructed in the mid 1800s. Over the years several wealthy owners put considerable money in its expansion and architecture and used it as their personal residence. Thus the place is very charming.

I loved Red Hawk when we first moved here. I would say the course has degraded and the prices have…read moreupgraded. The fairways, greens, and tee boxes just aren't it! The last two times we've gone to get food afterwards, the restaurant has been closed due to an event happening. We were told that we could get hot dogs if we were hungry. We left. I understand they're under construction, but if their restaurant already cannot handle the customers from the golf course and for the events they will cater, then why are you expanding?! This used to be the golf course we would always drive to and/or take visitors to when we played. I will consider other courses from here on out. Very disappointed lately. The new golf carts also do not let you drive anywhere on the course. We don't recklessly drive on the course, but the carts actually slow the rate of play. It's awful and frustrating.

The course is under construction! Machinery moving and beeping constantly. Letting people know on…read moretheir site would have been very helpful. And cart path only? I would rather walk nine than be cart path only! I should have read yelp reviews before I booked.

Call the day we needed a spot and I was given a space number and was texted a brochure with a map…read moreof the park. We were greeted by the park Manager.

Came here for a state meeting and decided to get the camper going once again. Sites are a little…read moretight but manageable! Front desk is the same guy running it fora long time and super nice! Grounds are clean and very well managed. Price is good! All hook-ups work without issue. There are a few folks that appear to be annuals. Very friendly and good security not that it's needed. I'll be here until Sunday so if anything changes, I'll edit. If no changes- highly recommend!

Had a roof come lose on our motorhome. Donna was fantastic at getting us a spot and helping us find…read morea repairman. Park is very nice! Clean and friendly.

They keep raising monthly rent. This year they raised it $55. Wifi very spotty and inconsistent…read more Decent amenities but not for $25-55 increase in rent every year. Staff is nice. Finding another place.

I missed out on my standard chile rellenos on my latest junket through New Mexico…read more El Camino real was tasked at filling the craving. I ordered the relleno plate and a taco. The chips and salsa hit the spot and were the precursor to my meal experience. My iced tea was cold and refreshing. I about finished the chips when my meal arrived. Mostly because I was hungry. Perfect timing! The rellenos were outstanding!! Just right spicy, hot melty cheese. The rice tamed the heat and I haven't been in the mood for beans and they were delicious, they even hit the spot. I really didn't need the taco but it went well with the salsa. I needed extra napkins for the sweat, it was pure heaven! I could not be happier. Great service. Wonderful.

Place is not even open. I was really hungry for Mexican food with good chile. Had to go to Chilitos.read more