The same people, Mark and Beverly Jaffe own the Conejos Cabins just up the street, which is where we stayed. Both places are located on the Conejos River at Platoro, Colorado, an absolutely breath-taking location......
We made reservations a year ago and we were told, when we inquired, that they supply linens. We had two washcloths and were expected to use the same ones for a week. One for me; one for my husband-right?? When we ran out of washcloths, I bundled the dirty towels and washcloths up and took them to the Sky Line Lodge for replacements. I was told by Mrs. Jaffe that they do not provide linens, but she would have some brought over to our cabin, so they brought us four more washcloths. After we used those, we stopped at the desk and asked for more washcloths. Mark Jaffe and another girl were there (at the front desk of the Sky Line Lodge). The girl said they did not supply fresh linens, and if we wanted fresh washcloths, we would have to bring them over to their laundromat, and wash them ourselves. "Really?", I asked. Yes, they both confirmed that we were free to wash them ourselves if we required fresh ones. I asked if we could check out and get a refund and Mark Jaffe said we were welcome to leave, but there would be no refund. Again, when we got back later that night, there were fresh linens on the back porch. The white dish towels that were supplied as "clean" were dark gray and stunk to high heavens of old, stale grease.
The owners had the unmitigated gall and audacity to post a notice on the wall that says if the cabin is not left clean there would be up to a $200 cleaning fee added to the bill. REALLY?? The cabin was nowhere clean when we arrived with an absolutely nasty 70s style kitchen carpet that had trash under the front of the cabinets, dead bugs everywhere, spider webs on the ceilings, walls and windows, broken windows, ill-fitting curtains, and dripping water faucets that have been leaking so long, the sink is rusted as well as a rag rug in the kitchen that was nasty, torn, and ragged. There is one plug in the bedroom near the bed. The sign in the kitchen says not to use more than one appliance at a time or the breaker will trip. There is no plug in the bathroom. The lamps don't work unless you jiggle the cords in the wall plug, and read more