The Cuchara Inn is lovely. The rooms have recently been updated and are beautiful and comfortable…read more The lobby is gorgeous and the employees are wonderful. We recently had around forty people staying at the Inn who were in town for our daughter's wedding and everyone had a great experience.

Seriously THE BEST!!! I LOVE this boutique hotel! Amazing…read morestaff, comfy beds, everything is super clean and they have a cute coffee shop and gift shop!

Great experience at a dog friendly motel! It's nothing fancy as it is an older building. But it was…read moreclean, a nice location, and has two little dog park areas for your dogs.

I made the reservation by phone on the fly as we were traveling. The manager, Kathy, was very…read morefriendly and accommodating, booking us into a non-smoking room. On arrival, check in was very easy and Kathy welcomed us warmly. Upon hearing my husband was a vet, she gave us a veteran discount before we even asked. Thank you Kathy. The Lodge is a rustic motel built in 1962, in a rural area and is charming. The room is clean and nicely decorated. There's a dog park at the back of the property and doggie biscuits at the front desk for furry friends. Had we wanted, we could have had a fire at the fire pit next to the dog park, after the office checked to see if it is a burn day, of course. The bathroom is clean, there is a coffee maker and coffee, a microwave and small fridge in the room. Dollar tree and small grocery down the street. A number of eateries as well close by. I think next time we come, we'll stay a few days to explore the rich history of the area and end the day with a fire under the stars!

Basic, cheap BUT clean accommodations that are about 25-30 minutes from Great Sand Dunes park…read more There are very few options in the area. The bathroom was super tight but again, clean. There was a microwave, fridge and a ton of TV channels. For breakfast they out out prepackaged Little Debbie style items. There was also coffee available and they had a kettle to boil water, if you want it. The mattress was surprisingly comfortable. It appeared to have a memory foam top. Noise did travel from the room above as they were up and showering at 3 am! I'd recommend asking for an upstairs room. Though, admittedly, I'm the only one out of 4 of us that heard it. Forgot to take pics, so let your imagination run wild. Flashback to a hotel room from 25-30 years ago.

Breakfast snack were nice. Rooms were very clean and the staff was very friendly! I would…read moredefinitely stay here again and recommend!

You can't go wrong with the Best Western. Prices are reasonable service is great hospitality is…read morefantastic for what you pay. The parking was plenty and walking distance from the Main Street next to a relaxing Roaring River. Truly you can't beat this experience it's a must stay when in Red River, New Mexico

cons: walls are paper thin could hear person showering in…read morenext room! could hear kids running on deck outside pros: if you get room on the side of the river.. very nice and calming.(when outside )

Stopped for lunch on a road trip, but did not stay at the hotel. Ate in this historic saloon area,…read morecomplete with bullet holes in the ceiling from the hotel's wild west days. It was fun to wander around and look at the old photos and artifacts, plus the downstairs hallway with rooms named for some famous guests who stayed at this old adobe hotel during its wild heyday. Food was pretty good. Had a salad and added a chili relleno for $5. It was very well prepared, although the salad of mostly spring mix, a few cucumbers and tomatoes was not worth $14. Partner had a steak--said it was ok. "Seasonal vegetables" were just plain kernal corn. Giving this place three stars for food, but the historic charm is the real reason to give it a try. The restaurant was only open Thursday through Saturday in February, so check hours if you want to eat. You can also just stop by and take a look in the lobby and parts of the hotel. The staff doesn't mind.

A small piece of history, as soon as you walk in it is like stepping back in time. You can wander…read morethe first floor. There is lots of information and photographs documening the past. Some of the rooms e.g Jesse James room are open to view from behind a velvet rope. There is a faint odor of Mary Lambert's perfume wafting through the hall way. There is a restaurant with a bar, bullett holes still on the ceiling. 27 people were killed in this hotel in days gone by and anyone that was anyone from the Wild West visited here. A must for fans of the West, manage your expectations and you won't be disappointed.

The Indiana Jones B&B was delightful. The owner, Sabra, is as well. She's a former executive chef,…read moreso breakfast was amazing. She's also a gracious host. She had lots of recommendations for the area. Upon arrival, she took us on a tour of the house and gave us a bit of the history. She has a folder that was given to get with some photos during the production of Last Crusade and news articles from the time. That was really interesting. The house is filled with movie memorabilia. The rooms are comfortable. They all have names, and my party for two rooms. I forget which I had, but it had a queen bed and a balcony. The other room we had was the king. Each room had s private bath. The website is easy to use. You pay on the sure, and during your stay, you'll have to pay the taxes. We paid those in cash, she doesn't retain credit card info. It's a quick walk into town to restaurants.

Cozy Bed and Breakfast filled with memorabilia, warmth and charm. Built in 1888, this adobe two…read morestory house became the scene (main floor) for the first Act in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade in 1989. Now owned and hosted by Sabra for the past 7 years, there are so many cute and strategically placed reminders of the movie and the series. From the (Indiana) Jones sign on the mailbox outside, to the Double Doors inside from the set, to the In Search of the Holy Grail cups carefully aligned on a shelf as you try to find the Carpenters cup, this place puts a smile on your face. Great breakfast, great conversation and customer service by both Sabra and Alex. Loved my stay and you will too!

My family has been staying at Three Bears Lodge for the past 6-7 years and have always told me how…read moremuch fun they have when they stay. A few weeks ago, my girlfriend and I tagged a long with my family and stayed at Three Bears for the week. The staff is fantastic, accommodating, and very friendly! My girlfriend and I stayed in an efficiency (#10 I believe) that backed up right to the Copper lift. The efficiency was very cozy and a great place to kick off the boots after a long day of snowboarding. One of the nights we were there, Three Bears had Smores Night and it was AMAZING. I will always stay at Three Bears anytime I am in Red River.

Great little cabin. Very well maintained and cute design. Well use of space. Comfy bed. Nice…read morebathroom with a great tub. They do not offer and shampoo, conditioner or lotion. Just soap which was very unexpected. The walls are thin you can hear your neighbors very clearly. Great location and very nice owners. We would stay here again, just choose a different cabin.

Such a great place to stay! We only stayed one night but it was comfortable, clean, and the helpful…read morewoman at check in was so great!! It was just after Christmas, so the lights were still up. We enjoyed chips & salsa, coffee and my parents had the breakfast. Would definitely recommend.

El Pueblo Lodge is a charming, old school lodge right within walking distance of Taos plaza, but…read morefar enough away to be more quiet and peaceful. The property has lots of outdoor space including a gazebo, grills and Adirondack chairs. It's showing signs of wear in the room I was in but the decor was charming and the bed was super comfortable. Very spacious room with a kitchen, fireplace and balcony. I enjoyed the free breakfast and complimentary cookies in the evening. Everyone I encountered on the staff were very warm & friendly. This is a nice budget friendly option when staying in Taos. They are also pet friendly with a nice grassy pet area and areas on the patio you can have your dog sit with you for breakfast. Cute property-would stay again.

Since all the hotels were booked for Labor Day weekend, we had to stay outside of Taos. Luckily for…read moreus, we found this place in the Taos Ski Valley region. This place is tucked away with a couple of other hotels and ski-focused businesses. Our room was nice and large, including the bathroom. You were able to see the mountains from our room window. Since it was near the end of the tourist season, there weren't very many people staying there. Additionally, they have a parking garage at the bottom of the building which requires a code to access. They also had a restaurant and bar that we didn't take advantage of since the bar is only opened seasonally. There was a rec room with TV, pool table, foosball table, and piano. My only problem with this hotel was there was no air conditioning. I understand that most of the time a/c is not required given the area but it would have been useful. Having the window open didn't fully cool down the room. There was a box fan in the room, but it was so loud, you wouldn't be able to sleep it with it on. I liked where this place was located as it was near some walking trails. Also the stray dog cantina is right across the street (you can see my review). I will definitely consider staying here again and would recommend it to others.

Our family has stayed here multiple times. The rooms and service are first class. Walk out of their…read morecomfortable boot room, grab your skis from the valet at their ski shop, and hop right on the gondola. Perfect if you have kids, as the gondola drops you right at the front door of the kids ski school! Cozy apres ski in the bar, with roaring fireplace and wonderful drinks and food. The restaurant is top notch, with a reasonably priced world class wine list. A gem in every respect!!