We spent an amazing afternoon on their upstairs balcony! service was amazing. Nicole the owner…read moreopened earlier for our party of 10! they took care of us and provided some amazing drinks created by Nicole. we will be back!

HOTEL: We stayed almost 3 weeks and got to know it well. I appreciate the hard work and money spent…read moreon restoring this hotel so much. It is like stepping back in time, and if that's what you're looking for, you should be happy. The floors are slanted, the doors don't match their frames, and you can depend on the shower suddenly getting way too hot or way too cold while you're in there, but it's all part of the charm! And to their credit, there is one modern element - TVs that do a remarkably good job of streaming whatever you want to watch. We brought our own fan, more as a white-noise-maker than for cooling, and were glad we did. RESTAURANT: Worst service ever, and I mean that literally. On our way in, I noticed that the employees tending the bar were serving themselves, but even that doesn't explain the absolute fiasco that was our service. A young man took our drink orders; they never came. He took our food orders; they never came either. After maybe 45 minutes, we flagged someone down so we could at least get drinks and ask about the food. Maybe 45 minutes after that, they brought out some food. About half the orders brought for our party were wrong, including mine. It was another half-hour before everyone actually had what they'd ordered. Several other parties had come, eaten, and gone while we waited. For us, it was a 3+ hour meal. The manager did apologize and gave us a small discount. We weren't really angry about it, but neither did we eat there again during our long stay. As for the food: I like their enchiladas and would get them again. The Green Chili Posole is "something different"; I had it as an experiment and probably won't order it again.

Beautiful scenery. Quiet atmosphere. You can hike, take classes, or come for R&R. No tvs. Minimal…read morecell/wifi service. A perfect place if you want to spend some time unplugged.

Beautiful views Great Food. But No AC and cabins. Casitas Rooms are in Disrepair. Typical desert,…read moreants. Spiders. Beetles in the rooms. Room not swept and can use a good vacuuming and swiffering One small bar of soap and towels. Some cabins WiFi spotty or non existent Lots of hiking trails but poorly marked trails. If you are an inexperienced desert hiker This is Not the place to start out Cost. $300 per night but does include food in A/C. Dining Hall. Limited use Pool. 1-5 PM. and the pool is about 70 degrees to Cold for THIS...Old Guy from Florida

My grandkids and I stayed two nights in this lovely B&B, and we thoroughly enjoyed it. We were…read morevery well taken care of by John, Veronica and Amy, who are all delightful and charming hosts. They even asked us our preferences for breakfast. The waffles and pancakes (which were made from scratch) were scrumptious. There were a couple dozen roses on the table, and we drank our orange juice out of stemware. The beds were particularly comfortable, and we were provided with luxurious robes and large, top-quality towels. The B&B is within walking distance of the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad depot, and we thoroughly enjoyed the ride on the steam train. We will look forward to doing that again and staying at that The Victorian again.

We absolutely loved staying here. John and Veronica the owners were so wonderful. We truly felt at…read morehome here. Breakfast was fantastic. The rooms were beautiful and comfortable. We so enjoyed staying here that yes we already planned another stay here and bringing our extended family. Trust me you will have a great experience staying here.

What a beautiful venue for a wedding! The place looks like a scene out of Yellowstone, only Chama…read morehas its own breathtaking views. The doors have deer/elk carved. The brick and the wood throughout the house was stunning. The wedding ceremony was held outdoors in perfect summer weather. The reception was held in a large tent where a buffet was served, dancing took place amd the bar was generous. Service throughout was an A+!

Expensive but I suspect pricing is in alignment with all of the other options in Chama. Rustic, but…read morein a good way. Room (106) is big. Two beds. Plenty of space. Microwave, fridge and coffee maker. Plenty of hot water. Beds are comfy enough and we slept just fine. In September, I'd forgotten to bring pajamas so we ran the little oil filled electric radiator.

Cabin could use a new bed and some updating. Hot tub is…read morebroken which is one of the things we were looking most forward to!

Nice clean, cute little place to stay if you just want a no frills safe place to stay a few nights…read morewhile enjoying all the area has to offer. I dont think anyplace was more than a 10 minute drive away

We've stayed in several Chama lodging spots, but this one is by far the best we've tried so far…read more The rooms are a bit on the small side when it comes to the bathroom and vanity space, but they are comfortable and spotless. Most of the motels are along the Chama River, so you have the option of strolling along the water or exploring easy trails, and this one has a large "backyard" space with covered picnic locations, a gas grill for guest use, and some fun statues of deer. (Live deer wander through all the time, joining the magpies, ravens, squirrels, and other critters well used to human traffic.) The breakfast that is included with the room is several cuts above the usual bland and packaged fare at chain motels, and it's served in a charming country-style kitchen/breakfast nook. Keurig coffeemakers give you multiple options for flavor, there's actual fruit juice, yogurt, bagels, pastries, muffins, and hot water for tea. The front side of the building, facing the road, features a dozen or so hummingbird feeders that keep the little fliers happy and swooping around. The housekeeping staff seems to be mostly male, which is uncommon, but they do a great job on both the rooms and the grounds. Oh, and the WiFi is super-fast and free. Highly recommended.

4yrs later and this hidden oasis still has the same charm and magic. We sat under the bridge with a…read morelocal owl one morning, saw a family a deer on a sunset drive, put our inflatable boat in the river and had a little bbq. It was a good stay and Hunter is very welcoming and accommodating. We will definitely be back sooner than 4yrs for sure.

This place is great, very simple but also cozy and perfect at the same time. Don't expect fancy,…read morebut it is comfy. We rented cabin 9 & 10 (which are connected). It has 3 queen beds total, a small gas stove, full size fridge, and coffee maker with coffee provided. You can also put a blowup mattress down if you needed that 4th bed. Pets are welcome with a small fee. The stream is right behind the cabin, about 25 feet away. Fishing is allowed as well as long as you have your NM fishing license. You can leave your windows open at night to get the cool summer breeze of the mountains and hear the stream in the background. The owners are also very friendly and accommodating. There is also a small grassy area for the kids/pets to play and a swing. I'd recommend this hidden gem!

Pros: -clean bathrooms…read more-friendly staff -affordable stay Cons: -bugs everywhere, but surrounding area not so much (mosquitos) -bathrooms are like temporary construction site bathrooms, not very comfortable -camp sites are on top of each other- sleeping about 20 feet away from your neighbor

Paid $400 deposit - medical situation required us to cancel 3+ weeks out - the most convoluted…read morerefund policy resulted in only a $150 refund- took 3 phone calls from them to attempt to explain policy- be forewarned don't cancel or expect to get screwed!!