I had such a wonderful experience at the Laughing Lizard Inn…read more Having self check-in/out made the experience seamless. The setup for the room was also the cutest. The location couldn't have been more perfect in regards to the hot springs. The inn is also super easy to find. There are a couple super cute restaurants/bars with live music. I went to Los Ojos Restaurant Saloon where RND was performing (they were great!). Highly recommend the Laughing Lizard Inn!

Stayed in room one, the room seemed clean but the first night I got bit by bed bugs. I decided to…read morego elsewhere for the second night. contacted owner and didn't respond. still trying to get ahold of her to let her know she has a serious problem and should call exterminator, no luck in getting ahold of her. That room is infected with bed bugs.

I received a complimentary stay here in exchange for content, but keeping it real is important to…read moreme! The Jemez Canyon Inn is a super cozy, rustic gem tucked deep in the Jemez Mountains. You can't beat the location--it's walking distance to the hot springs, the local bathhouse, and sweet shops nearby. My room had a handy kitchen, there's a cute playground on-site for kids, and the staff (who live right on the property) were warm, friendly, and welcoming. The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that the property is definitely older and could use some maintenance updates. But if you're looking for a peaceful, cozy mountain stay with unbeatable access to local spots, it's a great base camp!

Ok, so this place has not had reviews since 2019, let me bring you up to date...2022…read more I saw the good reviews for this place and thought I'd try it out. This place is getting 2 stars only because the bed was comfy, it was warm and the Tv worked. The owner was nice, friendly. Now, let's get to the bad parts. The previous person who was in #6, was late leaving...therefore, I had to find something to do for the next hour while they got the place cleaned and ready...she did offer me another room but, not for the same price. Where I went will be another review and for that time it worked out. My room was nice and clean for the most part. The bathroom sink was clogged and slow to drain, Toilet was low to the ground, there is mold on the ceiling, and the fan was covered with dust, and bugs, spiders on the wall and ceiling. Oh, and I had a wasp in my room! The shower sprayer was to harsh, and not enough hot water. The coffee pot had no coffee filters. It was quiet and was able to take my dog out at night, and pretty dark, the street light came on then went off. The lady that owns it has the place very cluttered and the kitchen where I went to check out was pretty cluttered and dirty. So, if I go up there again, I will look for another place and pay more to make sure I feel more comfortable.

I came here on a stormy night after a long day on a motorcycle…read more The streets were rolled up, the town was down for the night. This place was wonderful. It was a warm, dry place to spend a night and reset after some long spring time miles. Price was very reasonable, the hostess was polite and prompt, and the room was great. I'm from Nevada, every amenity had a charge in the casino resorts. This place was no frills, but what you needed it had without excessive fees. Always leave these places better than you found them, so they stay in business to care for the next weary traveler. Loved the tiles shower.

Door was terrible needed new one no lights on nightstand just one big light in room. Bathroom had…read morebrown rusty water . Spray paint in drawers. Got pictures and staff was bad.​

The drive from Santa Fe is nail-biting in spots. 10mph hairpin curves after Los Alamos. Once past…read morethat area, I was able to release my trepidation. The tall pines are beautiful except for the fire damaged areas. The lake is very low. None the less, lots of fishing happening and campers seemed relaxed, enjoying their spot in this peacefully quiet place in nature.

Let me preface by writing lake reviews should be based off of other similar lakes in a general…read moregeographical location. You simply can't compare this little trout lake with say, Lake Superior! Right? So, I haven't been to enough New Mexico fishing lakes to provide an honest assessment. Having that written, it's a nice little lake. Not horrendously far from us city folk in Albuquerque. It has camping spots and is just as accommodating for day use folk as it is for campers. Rather small though, and for the curious, no motorized craft allowed. Just canoes and little blow up guys out there. We went on Father's Day, arrived at about 0730 and we were still hard pressed to lay claim to a good spot. However, by the time we rolled at noon, insane infestation of humans crawling all over, under, and beside one another for a place to cast their line. In fact, as we drove out the forest rangers had the entrance blocked off. It was 100% full! What did that do for the fish catching odds? It ruined it! Or, maybe I'm just a lousy fisherman, IDK. In any case, it wasn't the best day to land that big one. But you know what they say, a bad day of fishing beats a good day at work every time! Give 'em a go, I think you be pleased. Cheers!

OK, so the campsite itself is actually really good option and very affordable for camping in the…read moreJemez area. The campsite has access to a number of trailhead, including the main trailhead to Jemez Falls and a few of the Hot Springs in the area. During the colder months, they keep the gates closed, so people walk the road to where the trailhead starts. Even in April, where most of the snow has melted they still have the gates closed, and the campsite is not monitored. It really sucks because that extra is not super fun and might kill a little bit of your energy for doing one of the hikes. The Falls Trail is a rather short one but watch out for rock and pinecones. I don't think the Falls are worth a much longer hike. They're pretty small. I really wish they would leave just the access to the Falls open during the day even when the campgrounds themselves are closed. But again at the end of the day, it's free, its nature and definitely worth enjoying. On the camping side of things there is a website and you can make reservations really easily.

Nice campground in the Jemez area. Well maintained and the hosts were very nice. Beautiful area,…read moreand we didn't have any issues with wildlife.