I was on the 5th day of my long-delayed "Sixth Annual First Quarter Odyssey", 15-23APR2023),…read morebiketouring central NM/CDT on my eBikeKit.com assisted "Franken(Cruz)Bike", and had to plan ahead everyday for an overnight that included an outlet to recharge my eBatteries. I almost always never go over 80-miles/128-kms, which consumes most of the daylight as well my eBatteries strength. Glenwood was at the best stopping point, and LOS OLMOS LODGE has a monopoly on overnighting in the tiny community, so no dickering about the price. I was assigned the "Sundance" cabin, which was perfectly sized for a solo-cyclist like me. Also essential is "free" WiF, especially since I couldn't get the flat screen monitor to function. I bought a few microwaveable items at the gas/convenience store (also owned by the Los Olmos group), a bit pricy but useful in the well-functioning microwave. Some ice was available in the community cente/kitchen/ fridge. The firm bed was welcome; All-in-all, it was pretty nice, worth reserving ahead as no vacancies exist on the weekends. UNTIL midnight, when a raccoon (or some other varmit) began excavating in a crawl space underneath. Despite my ready-to-rest body needing uninterrupted sleep, it would be a few hours before the critter finally slowed and I could do so, too. I really should have gotten some kind of rebate, but just wanted to get gone, continuing my cycle North on US180 toward NM12/Reserve. I certainly had no desire to go "The Catwalk", a prime local attraction a few mile/clicks away--walking require, but I am bicycling! "LOS OLMOS is an OK--and the only place for reservations--to stay. But, whatever you do, stay in any cabin other than SUNDANCE!

An absolute must if you're driving through the Mogollon ghost towns and Catwalk creek. Comfortable…read morecabins, perfect for star gazing at night. Thank you Kerry for making our experience extra special.

Had a delightful stay at the Adobe Agave. Apartment #1 was just right for me, my husband, and our…read moreteenage daughter. Ellen is a wonderful host and her historic house is full of character and fabulous personal touches. The charm of the space definitely added to our visit. Great location, easy check-in and check-out, well-appointed, and comfortable beds. Thank you. We'll definitely stay again.

Loved staying here for a week. Love those warm muffins delivered every morning in a basket and tea…read moretowel. Very good Silver City location for walking to the historic district.

Awesome awesome awesome. Super clean and inviting cabin…read more Very relaxing just what we needed. Herd of elk running thru the field less than 50 yards from the front door early morning our first morning. We definetly will be back for another trip here. Jan was super welcoming and very friendly host.

From the owner: Meadows Edge Cabins are seasonal vacation rental cabins. We are open from mid April through mid…read moreDecember.

Let me start with the unpaved, unkempt 7 mile wash board dirt road. Management as well as…read moremaintenance are slacking to keep this road which leads in & out of the campsite drivable especially with an RV. After assessing my situation of damages visiting Burro homestead cost me $3,000, due to needed an alignment on my coach, and another new water pump, I say another because I had just replaced it, but with all the violent rocking back and forth for 7 miles on an unkempt road at 3-5 MPH it loosened my check valve & I had a busted leaky pex pipe as well. But wait there's alot more, but It's actually so much to write I'll give everyone a ballpark shorter version of the damages. My plastic panels in the cab popped out, the overhead bed came loose, and now I have a squeaky noise coming from somewhere that I cannot identify nor find. I had never had any squeaks nor rattling of any kind until I went to Burro plus to add one of the maintenance guys I think James he offered to see my water pump, but when he came he had a different attitude and didn't want to look at anything puffed up his chest and was so rude to me. I never met a cowboy who was not true to his word I didn't expect him to do any work for free i told him I didn't have cash, but we live in a digital world money transfers every day with a click of a button, I could have paid him with Zelle, Venmo or any other money transfers available. Long story short DO NOT GO TO BURRO HOMESTEAD IN SILVER CITY NM, you will regret it as I did, and the staff seem welcoming, but once they have your money they don't care that's why they expect payment up front booking through the website before you get there, and there are signs stating no refunds because the place is a dumpsite instead of a campsite. To be honest the only thing I enjoyed were the hot showers, the water pressure was excellent, but still earned one star for the damages on my rig.

It's a five star because I live here. We purchased are RV in 2025 . The lot is spacious we do have…read morean in closed deck , two sheds were I can do my hobbies and one for hubby .

We planned for just one night, but if we had known how wonderful it was, we would have stayed for a…read morefew more! From the moment we checked in, it was clear this was going to be a special experience. Our casita was immaculate--shiny, spotless, and equipped with everything needed for a comfortable stay. The full-sized refrigerator and freezer worked like a dream, and all the amenities--from the coffee maker and stove to the AC, TV, and BBQ--were modern and functioned flawlessly. Missy was a standout host, ensuring our stay was effortless and enjoyable. Her warmth and attention to detail made everything feel even more welcoming. The Double TT is teeming with life, from graceful deer to playful squirrels and an array of birds that bring the landscape to life. Whether sipping coffee on the patio or strolling through the property, nature truly takes center stage. Just down the road, the Catwalk Trail offers a one-of-a-kind hiking experience. With stunning views and an unforgettable journey through the canyon, it's a perfect complement to an already fantastic getaway. We arrived expecting a short stay, but the charm, comfort, and beauty of the Double TT made it hard to leave. If you're looking for a peaceful escape surrounded by nature and top-tier hospitality, this is the place to be!

We stayed for two nights and found it to be great. We attended a wedding just around the corner @…read morethe lodge and were very happy with our room. Slept great and it was very clean and quiet. Manager was very helpful when we arrived and during our stay. Would recommend to anyone.

Our family of twenty-six spent four wonderful days at the Painted Pony. It's a gorgeous facility in…read morea beautiful, isolated location. Lots of beautiful hikes nearby as well as horseback riding and the world class Chiracuaha Museum and Geronimo Event Center. Highly recommended!

From the owner: PPR is on over 750 beautiful high desert acres and has 5 buildings allowing us to accommodate…read moregroups of 30+ people. Our Guests are impressed with the quiet, peaceful, natural beauty of our location as well as our excellent accomodations. We are ideal for a Family Reunion, Wedding, or Company conference / retreat. We have hosted Family Reunions with lots of kids adding up to over 50 people. Wedding parties stay at the compound with guests renting from nearby lodging facilities allowing us to host one wedding with a little over 100 attendees. One of our regular visitors is an Astronomy club from Canada. We have also hosted a painting workshop, a few company retreats, a Biking Group, as well many family reunions. The PPR is a posh desert retreat in Rodeo, NM that was built as the exclusive getaway for a well-known Silicon Valley Software Entrepreneur. This is a great place to entertain large gatherings in the serenity and natural beauty of the NM high desert.

September 2023 3-night stay. I have stayed in many lodgings in the U.S. -- some larger, some more…read moreexpensive, some with more amenities, and some with more activities. But this is the best! Quiet, spotlessly clean, comfy beds, private porch, thoughtful amenities, reading materials, and Bill is an A+ host! Sorry that we did not meet Jill. We will definitely stay here again.

I enjoy hiking and love the Chiricahua Mountains. It is also a great place to bird watch or just…read moreget away from it all. We found this place near Portal Arizona and it has been a great stay. We are in the lodge which is an entire home and very cozy, but there are also cottages that are smaller but look charming. Outside our bedroom in the Lodge lie the Chiricahua Mountains - it is almost as if they were in the backyard. Near Portal and the local store/cafe, it is a convenient short drive to get what you need or take a break from cooking. Bill is an incredible host - if you need anything or local information, he is friendly and very helpful. This is a perfect place to stay if you like the outdoors and/or want to explore the Chiricahuas. I have been staying different, cooler spots this summer in Arizona (Alpine, Pinetop and now this area) to avoid the brutal Phoenix heat, and by far these are the nicest, most reasonably priced accommodations I have found. Added bonus: they take dogs!

Such an enjoyable weekend. Peace and quiet. Cabin was clean and homey. Bed and down comforter were…read moreheavenly. Large porch and comfortable chair for reading. Elk walked outside our window.

We spent Christmas in the beautiful mountains of Alpine AZ, and had a BLAST at Cow Camp Cabins!!…read moreThe cabin was a perfect fit for our family of 5, the kids loved sleeping up in the loft, but our bed by the wood burning fireplace couldn't be beat! I was so relaxed, sitting on the porch, watching the kids learn to throw a lasso, play horse shoes and even learn to cook off a chuck wagon!! Well I actually got off the porch for that!! Cow Camp Cabins is a great place for families and friends to take a step back, breath some fresh air and enjoy the country!!

Very reasonable price for an off grid leisure respite. Was able to enjoy a nice soak with my bestie…read moreand learn some NM history along the way.

At some point, this will be a nice place to spend a day or an overnight, but that day is not here…read moreyet. At the present moment, the hot springs has two pools open. One is tiny and maybe fits 2 actual adults, except the temperature in the spring is 110-111. That makes it very uncomfortable to sit all the way in. There is a pipe that pipes in cool water if you want it, but even with the thing running full blast, the water will not get below 108. Again, too hot for most people. The second tub fits 8 people although it is quite shallow. The temperature of that one was 102-103, which made it more comfortable to stay in for the entire 45 minute session. Now, here are the reasons why I am only giving the place 3 stars: 1. The place is undergoing major construction projects, resulting in large piles of dirt, yellow police tape, and poor signage, so that people coming to the site have no idea where to check in. To get there, you have to drive down a one-way sand road that goes underneath a railroad trestle. The area is not accessible to emergency vehicles. 2. There is no way to communicate with the person in charge without walking all the way back to the main office. 3. People are not clear on how long their sessions are supposed to be. There is no signage or instructions. The people right before us stayed in the pool for a full hour and then stood around on the deck getting dressed while we were getting in. What should be obvious from what I just said: there is no cleaning of anything between customers. 4. The existing pools have no privacy whatsoever. The owners are in the process of building a lot more pools that also have no privacy whatsoever. 5. The atmosphere surrounding the pools leaves something to be desired; not just the big piles of dirt, but the fact that in the evening you can hear the unskilled musical screamings coming from the Blue Moon bar in Radium. So, not peaceful, although inadvertently hilarious.