Stayed 2 nights while on a motorcycle trip. Very pleased with everything. Nice friendly on-site…read moreowner, clean rooms, comfortable beds and pillows. Beautiful view of a large meadow with mountains in the background. Over 60 elk in the meadow when we arrived around 6:00 pm. Old school lodging- yes. Run down - no. A great value for the price.

Nothing but good at this delightful place. From the warm smile and gracious conversation at the…read morefront desk, to the circus of hummingbirds and fresh air, three tired bikers were glad to be off the road at such a welcoming establishment. The beds did their job, the shower did its job, and the little coffee maker didn't fail us. Loved the chairs out front, which made it wonderful to sit out in the evening and talk with others and watch the hummingbirds do their magic. Reservations were made back in February for a room; an adjustment was made in March to add a second room, and no issues for our stop the first week of August '24. If you don't enjoy this place you shouldn't be on the road in this part of the country. The local eatery, the Grill & Still, served a decent meal and is an easy walk from the Lodge. Not a lot of choices for food as it looked like the town fell on hard times, but the Sportsman's Lodge was absolutely the highlight of our journey through AZ (besides AZ 191 heading south to Morenci, a motorcyclist's bucket list ride).

This is Yelp, not Tripadvisor. So we review restaurants here, not hotels. I had a pleasant stay…read morehere, and had dinner--I'd rate the dinner 3.5 stars, which I'm rounding up since its remote location means I have to apply National Park standards (read: grading on a curve). Ignore the menu on the website, it's more limited in practice. The day I was there the only options were: steak, salmon, and bbq ribs. The only dessert was chocolate cake. There was also a salad bar. Overall, the food was adequate and tasty enough, though the salad bar was basically grocery store quality. Pork ribs were tender and appropriately sauced, fries were hot. Cake was pleasantly moist. Given the extremely remote surroundings, hard to imagine much better.

What a much needed get away with my wife. I would highly recommend the long drive from the valley…read moreto go experience a piece of Arizona less traveled, Ryker the property's greeter is the kindest and friendliest dog you will ever meet. Charlene greeted us after our long drive from the valley and immediately feed us, she made us a salad with french fries and fried cod, it was just what we needed after the drive. We also met Greg, one of the family members of the lodge, I can't say enough about the great hospitality of all the staff here. If you are looking to get away from it all this is the place. The atmosphere was everything you would expect from a 100 year old lodge.

This place is AWESOME. Emily is so kind and makes sure you have the best stay possible. She gave us…read morea tour of the lodge when we got there and recommended some places in town for us to visit that were fantastic. I'm so happy with the room. Everything was clean and felt so homey. I love the restaurant their beef is amazing and their tallow fried fries are so delicious. Overall 11/10 stay for my birthday weekend get away.

Happy to see it is reopened. Roasted Brussel Sprouts are amazing. Beautiful views on the deck, and…read morelive music.

Where do i begin....we had a family reunion planned for months. I had a reservation for 4 months,…read morewhen we arrived we discovered that the hotel had been sold 2 days previous and our reservations for 8 guests could not be honored. The girl at the front desk was in tears because she had no idea what to do. The majority of the rooms that were reserved were still dirty from previous tenants. There was not a cleaning crew on site. The lobby was very dirty and towels were not present in the lobby bathroom. I have attached pictures for verification. I would not recommend this establishment.

I had been driving for over 6 hours and HAD to stop and sleep. Stumbled in here because of the…read morerates, $55 for a room. I'm not sure knowing what I know now that I would have paid $25. I understand rustic, but the rooms were 1960's crap. It was laid out nicely with a great grassy area for the kids, and a nice bbq for people to use. I thought it looked very inviting from the outside. When I got in the room, it had a mildew odor, was very warm (no AC in the motel) and SMALL! Smaller than low cost NYC rooms. My room had a double bed, and that barely fit, so I got in bed from the foot of it. The TV worked, and the place had electricity, and a bed to sleep on, though it was such a cheap squeaky mattress. Another thing I hated was the size of the toilet seat, I found it barely usable. The pros I guess would be the price, kids play area, and cleanliness... hey, you can polish a turd, but it is still a turd. A tip, they really push this restaurant called the Blue Wallow Cafe down the street, avoid it. I didn't go to Alpine looking for a culinary experience, but damn that food was awful. Next time I will try Tel Wi Wi as it gets pretty decent reviews.

We were thrilled with our visit from the moment we enter the lobby. As we entered Diana and Mike…read moregreeted us with a smile and we chatted for quite some time. They are the retired parents of the owner and began managing the lodge a month ago. The lobby itself was very charming and rustic looking just as we had hoped. It was festively decorated with the Christmas theme and the natural log looking banisters and the cozy blazing fireplace set the tone for the weekend with our first step into the lobby. Our bedroom was huge, and everything was sparkling clean. We had a king bed and the bed frame itself was also made of natural looking wood logs. It also had a huge picture window to watch the snow falling outside. We did not get a room with a fireplace but there are several available. The lodge has a couple outside decks for entertaining when the weather is nice, and it gives a great view of the valley below and the mountains in the distance. My wife and I spent a wonderful evening lounging in the lobby and playing cards in front of the fireplace. The next morning, we woke up to a complimentary breakfast prepared by Diana and Mike that included eggs, potatoes, waffles, sausage, coffee, OJ and more. Diana even topped it off with a homemade muffin for my wife's birthday. It was a perfect weekend!!!

We just left the Greer Peaks Lodge. We booked at the last minute for the holiday weekend due to the…read moresometimes crazy schedule of my career. I can honestly say, we won't book here again, NOR will we recommend to anyone who plans on visiting this great little village. We don't mind paying the 'holiday premium' when the place we pay for 'delivers'. Unfortunately, this place did not. It's as if one checks in here and the managers or owners ? , check out after fully billing you upon check in. We checked in and were told the wifi would need to be reset as it was 'slow' when a lot of people try to connect. How many people are truly in Greer? We get it; we are in the mountains and it wasn't truly a big deal. It never worked. NOT even a little. Again, not a big deal. Our room was upstairs: upon entering it leaves a LOT to be desired. The carpet needs a good cleaning , in fact, much of the room does. The water in the sink constantly shot air while using and had low pressure. The toilet does the same with the air thing and you must hold the handle down when flushing. That can be alarming in the middle of the night. The sheets on one bed were stained and I thought about calling down to request new ones , OH! But there is no phone in the room. That makes the , ' In Room Dining Menu' a little confusing too, now doesn't it? There was a nice wad of chewed up gum to welcome my husband on his side of the bed on the headboard. My daughters bed had a terribly stained blanket, but with a hot, stuffy room, there would be no need for that. There are no drapes on the windows and the blinds are in need of revamping, so guess what.. sleep will end about 0600am. That's also the time when a flock of parent-less children will apparently be allowed to run up and down the halls and stairs of the lodge screaming and hitting the walls. There is no air conditioner either. The room was super warm when we got into it , so we opened the two windows; one in the bedroom area and one in the bathroom. I get it, it's the mountains, it was downright miserable without ac. It was uncomfortable and stuffy even in the middle of the night when it cooled off outside, this room just never ventilated well. We were up and out of the room by 0945a the next morning to hike and explore the area in Greer. The 'free breakfast' was no where to be found. No coffee was found either. We only saw the mess of it all in the breakfast room. even a toasted bagel on the floor. The complimentary bottled waters were all gone; the fruit that was mentioned was too, and only the same empty plate in the bottled water refrigerator remained from the night before, AND the water dispenser was also empty. There was NO one to be found and the girl that checked us in the day prior had told us 'IF we needed anything, that they lived on property and just let them know'. You just could never find them! We came back that evening and our room had not been cleaned or made up. No clean towels & no trash emptied. My husband said he had seen maids on his way to find the 'mystery breakfast and coffee' , so he knows they were cleaning other guests rooms. We had no DO NOT DISTURB sign on door either. We would understand if this was a cabin as we have stayed in those before and they don't always have daily service.. well, as I was reading thru the small flyer in the room, you have to place the SERVICE sign on door NLT 1000am for your room to be cleaned. That would have been nice to have been mentioned at check in. I've never seen anything like that, and I travel a lot. The place in general has so much potential. It's actually a lovely looking log cabin looking lodge. The area surrounding the lodge is beautiful, but seriously, no one seems to care. The rooms here look more like a road side motel with a price tag of 'we can gouge you and we will' than the rustic lodge cabin you enter. People would leave messes out on the decks and on the common tables in the living areas downstairs and no one seemed to care about cleaning up after that. We also were amused that we came in about 2145pm on our last night after dinner and the girl who checked us in was finally 'on property' as we were coming up the stairs to our room to literally raise her eyebrows at us rather than say hello or welcome us or anything. NOT a word! We were not sure what that was about. Very 'boarding house, den mother' attitude of her though and I was personally not amused . This is a lodge.. treat it and your guests as such. Let's discuss the hotvtub that had that awful smell of mildew as soon as it was opened.. no thanks. Maybe this is why there were rooms here available and not at the cute, MUCH, cheaper, nicer cabins our friends had. Word to all.. ( we knew this already!), plan ahead for this area and avoid this place unless you don't think sleep is important! I need a shower after a stay here. Two stars for the view & rickety deck

We have rented from Ted & Nancy for years and there is definitely a reason why. They are super nice…read more& accommodating every year. Cabins are super clean and cozy. So many fun family memories at these cabins. We have rented all of the Big 10 cabins and the Little Ponderosa as well over the years. Each have something unique.

What a great place to relax for a few days. It's tough to get a rental in Greer this time of year…read moreif you do not book in advance. Cabin was clean and well appointed. Note, there are only two resaurants in town. One open for breakfast and lunch called Rendevous Diner. Molly Butler's Lodge is open part of the week for lunch and every night for dinner. The cabin has a propane grill if you decide to stay in. There is one small market in town called Lazy Trout Market if you need anything. Lots of places to fish or hike. We relaxed at the cabin and played cards. There was hand sanitizer inside. Soap and shampoo provided. The check in process was smooth. They email you a code for the front door. There's a TV with Dish Network. It's very quiet here. Nice front porch to relax. Bedrooms and bathroom were on the small side, but it is a cabin and they were adequate for a couple of nights. We enjoyed our short stay.

A random road trip led us to Quemado, NM and Casa Azul. We had absolutely no idea on what to expect…read morebut as we approached the tiny, little town I will honestly say we had some misgivings. (middle of nowhere, not much to the town, etc) But we looked at each other, shrugged our shoulders and said, "What the heck!" Upon arrival to Casa Azul we were greeted by the owner Kat in the lovely, patio area who welcomed us in to her place. Our room was lovely and quite comfortable ~ a nice queen bed with exceptional bedding, a sitting area and en suite bathroom (commode, sink and small shower. Everything is nicely decorated and inviting. Guests should know that there is no TV in the room but at Casa Azul, you don't really need it. There is a common area with large couches too ~ again, didn't see a TV in there. We actually watched a Netflix movie on the phone while we lounged in bed - great wifi service! Restful night of sleep and then Kat served up a fantastic, tasty breakfast before he hit the road. All in all, a very good experience. NOW.....you want the REAL experience? The dirty details? Well, let me give it to you straight. This is no ordinary B&B. This was like staying at a friend's home. I've never experienced anything like it and I loved it! I think each individual's experience is going to depend on what you're looking for and how comfortable you are with yourself and carrying on conversation with others. Was I somehow transported to my mom's house? Sister's? Cousin's? Best friend's? Because THAT is exactly how it felt! We played with her two little Chihuahuas who were adorable and friendly, met her horses and watched her feed them, scratched her kitty's ears, spent the evening hanging out in the large patio talking with Kat & her husband Marcial. My husband grilled meat and tortillas alongside her, I cut onion and limes in her kitchen and washed my dishes/cutting board in her sink while she made salad alongside me. The four of us sat in the patio - separate tables to keep our "social distance" and enjoyed a delicious carne asada taco dinner. **I should explain - Casa Azul does NOT serve dinner. There was nowhere for us to get dinner during this odd time in our world (COVID-19) but we did pick up some raw meat/tortillas at a grocery store in Springerville and hoped we could grill it once we arrived. Kat actually had a packaged, marinated carne asada that she needed to use so she suggested we use hers and take ours home. So we all ate dinner together outside under the stars in the wide open countryside. (The next morning we made sure to leave our raw, marinated meat with Kat to put in her freezer for later use.) We spent the evening talking and learning more about Marcial, where he grew up, how the two of them met... we talked fishing, food, old stomping grounds, Germany, etc. A few glasses of wine later and it was time for bed. The next morning we sat at the dining room table with Kat & Marcial and had a rousing, good conversation. I only wish hugging was still acceptable because those two deserved a big hug before we left. I highly recommend Casa Azul ~ you will love it!

This B & B is a wonderful place to stay. Our visit was 2 nights & we couldn't have been more…read morecomfortable. The owner was so nice to talk to & made us feel very, very welcome. The room was cozy, bed was comfy & we had a very restful sleep. The common living area was very welcoming & everything was nice & clean. Coffee was ready in the morning & we were always offered breakfast (we don't eat breakfast but I heard it was very good). The owner, Katharina, is amazing. My husband & I very much enjoyed visiting with her & she's just a lovely lady to be around. We didn't get a chance to meet her husband, Marcial, who is also an owner... but I imagine with Katharina being so nice... he's got to be awesome too. If we ever make it back down that way... we will be sure to stop again... even if it's just to say "Hi" to Katharina.

Aspen Lodge recently hosted my 40+ member family for a reunion over July 4th. We rented the entire…read moreBunkhouse and Chalet buildings with queen, king, and shared twin bedrooms and bathrooms, as well as one of the cabins. At this size rental, the owners allowed us full use of the industrial kitchen and lodge. At the time of our stay, the kitchen was completely ready for cooking with every pot/pan/utensil we could need to prepare meals, and the lodge had a lot of fun stuff to keep us busy: volleyball net with volleyball, pool table, board games, and a ton of seating for hanging out. The common areas of the Chalet and Bunkhouse also had a seating area with board games, and a TV with DVD player and DVDs, and a kitchenette w/ fridge and microwave for making coffee/tea and heating food. The owners of Aspen Lodge could not have been more kind and accommodating. They got about a dozen or more of us in for horseback riding while we were there. The horseback riding trail was beautiful and fun. I highly recommend staying at Aspen Lodge, especially if you are a big group and want to stay together and get lots of quality time. The rooms had a lot of charm and character with very sweet unique decor & art in each. The accommodations are not fancy or luxurious. The room felt much more like staying in a family's house than a hotel (i.e., the bed, linens, towels were not fancy, but they were clean, the bed was a bit worn in - probably not amazing for someone with a really sensitive back). All that said, you and your family will have a fantastic time here!

We arrived for our Honeymoon and were very welcomed by the Lowey family. Their son kept the…read morebeautiful fire place going as Dyan and Joe were getting us ready for a memorable ride. The horse were spectacular and perfect for new riders. We arrived at the site and they had prepared a wonderful lunch and had a table and white linen overlooking the beautiful forest. A fire was made and we enjoyed our new friends. If there was a rating higher I would give it! A perfect and memorable experience and my new wife is already talking about another trip there next year.

Highly recommend this lodge/motel. Very clean, comfortable beds, nice linen. Grassy area as well…read moreas a grill area. Friendly staff at check in and breakfast. Dollar General is just next door. Quiet and safe area. Just off the highway, so very convenient. Close to many places to eat. We ate at Safire - good options and prices with a full bar.

Absolutely a highlight of our road trip! Vintage vibes! Extra Clean, comfortable beds - Quaint and…read moreinteresting. Staff were very accommodating and friendly. Room rates are reasonable. Highly recommend!

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT!!!…read more I have been coming to the Largo since the early 80's and I must say this is some of the best food I have eaten from this establishment in years! The fresh new look is spot on and the atmosphere just makes you feel like you're at your home away from home. Great job guys. It's nice to have a sit down place to eat in Quemado again that has good food to boot! Highly recommend!!

My son and I stopped here on our way to Phoenix. What a pleasant surprise. He had an amazing green…read morechili burger and I had a very solid Cobb salad with fresh grilled chicken. We finished off by sharing a great homemade blueberry pie. The beef is locally sourced from the owner's ranch and all baked goods are made daily. The restaurant is clean and cute.