We are in Silver City for one night and found this serenity- yoga retreat that is an overnight stay…read moreor a mindfulness retreat. Our hostess is a minister so she can do weddings or memorials. We didn't use any of the services, did get to pet the two property bulldogs. Friendly. Lou and Pearl. She gave us a great referral for dinner in town ten minutes away. In our cottage is a library, a en suite, a kitchenette , & a laundry room and a sunroom that doubles as a dining area. Coffee and coffee maker , microwave and all dish ware and a refer and 2 burner hob. Just what i might need. And as quiet as a church on a monday. Something for everyone.

Gorgeous glass works ,friendly Ask for Arie great…read morepersonality and can make what you want. Enjoy the BEAUTY 5 stars *****

Great shop and super friendly. I try to run in ever time I'm in town. Lots of unique and creative…read moredesigns.

Called to inquire about availability for a booking. They wouldn't even consider giving us pricing…read morebecause our group would "be too big". Initially, we asked about the casita, for four adults and small children. They said we're too many. Then we asked about booking the casita and a room, got turned away. Guess they don't like kids. REPLY: We were certainly willing to rent out as much space/rooms necessary to adhere to your occupancy rules. You mentioned several times in our conversation that your guests valued peace and quiet. You kept saying that a group would disrupt that, as if a group of 5 (which is allowed in the casita) is not a group. If the casita and a separate room were not available, you could have said that but you didn't. The only conclusion I can come up with is that it's because we had small children, you assumed we would be loud, as if a group of 5 adults can't be just as rowdy. Other comments in the reviews mention you were rude, and I got to say, the tone you used over the phone wasn't very friendly either.

Spur of the moment trip from Tucson without a plan or place to stay! Found Casitas de Gila while…read moredriving and called to see if they could accommodate us for one night and they did. It's always a worry when trying to find a place like this and only booking for one night but it was no problem at Casitas de Gila. Get ready for a 5 mile dirt road to get there but rest assured the road is well maintained and not scary for those traveling in a regular passenger car. As others have mentioned, be sure to grab your supplies in Silver City or bring them with you because once you get to Casitas de Gila, you're not gonna want to leave, especially if it means traveling in the evening! Checked in at the office with Becky and she was kind and friendly. Michael greeted us at our casita and gave us the grand tour. He's a very friendly, knowledgeable man (geologist) who gave us so much information about the land, the history, animals and dark skies. The casita (we were in the bird casita) is so comfortable! Super comfy bed, lots of plush towels and extra blankets/pillows, heated floors, BBQs (charcoal and propane), birdseed to feed the tons of quail, entertainment in the way of board games, books and such, a telescope and lots of stuff for cooking to make your stay enjoyable. All the dishes/cookware you'd need, coffee/tea/filters, spices/seasonings, condiments and included were a fresh half gallon of milk, orange juice, bagels, English muffins, cream cheese, butter, jellies/jams and a delightfully delicious loaf of pumpkin pecan bread that Becky makes. Incredible! We grilled steaks and corn on the Weber grill and enjoyed a night of board games when we weren't outside stargazing. The little art gallery is full of jewelry (Becky makes some), beautiful oil paintings (Michael is a great artist), t-shirts, cups, and plenty of other interesting items. We purchased a t-shirt and cup with the Casitas name on them and bought a very interesting and unique mask made from a gourd. We loved our stay at Casitas de Gila and would love to stay there again!

I told the business owner that the place reminded me of Ispy. Lot's of eccentric things to look at…read more The particular day we went there was an art gallery that evening and some of the work was already on display. Super beautiful work. I love that this guy is down to earth and supports art. Definitely worth looking at his collection. He also has a section where you can create your own art.

Really interesting space with art on display and for sale from several different artists...strange…read morecollages, wild sculptures and installations assembled out of vintage and recycled objects. There were also simpler things like cards, prints, and posters for sale. The whole space is interesting, from the mural outside to designs painted on the cement floors to weird and wonderful things hanging from the ceiling. Seems like a cool community space with a small stage and kitchen for events and classes. Though we didn't do it, I LOVED the make-your-own "Art on a Stick" area where you could pay $12 and create something unique from a mish-mash of objects and materials collected by the artists/owner.

My three lessons at Wild West Weaving with Hosana were a great success. She taught me how to weave…read moreRio Grande style on a standing loom and the dovetail weaving technique. Her technique, tips and sympathetic encouragement really helped me. I left with a piece I am proud of, and a sense of pride and accomplishment.

Wild West Weaving is an impressive fiber art studio in the heart of Silver City, NM. You are in for…read morea treat when you enter the gallery and take in all the colorful, natural handwoven items (in every style, size and price range) created by the talented proprietor, Hosana Eilert and other local craftspeople she's selected to showcase, and whose creative contributions reflect the care and skill she shares with visitors and the art community. Ms. Eilert is a talented instructor in the ancient ways of weaving from the American Southwest and has been at it since the early 1990's. She offers classes, hand-dyed, hand-spun yarns, traditional and contemporary tapestries and all sorts of cool, unique handmade treasures, and is happy to custom make something special for you as well. Her friendly, welcoming approach makes it a fascinating experience and an irresistible place to visit time and again.

Very sweet little gallery offering affordable art in various media by local artists. Terrific for…read morethose who like art gifts. A nice patio area in back with a sculpture garden. Bonus: they were great to my two young sons, offering candy and encouragement in their interest in art. I'll be back.

Found this gallery on a recent visit to Silver City. Great pottery pieces and also landscapes by…read moreAllen Sanders. I even took photos of pieces to send to my sister in Boca Raton who is decorating a new house.

Joe is a great guide who knows a lot about history and plants and animals. He is an Apache American…read moreIndian, and the stories and anecdotes he tells about his tribes history, the history of New Mexico and the southwest in general, are great. We did a three hour ride on the dragonfly trail. You can see petroglyphs on Twin Sisters creek. Joe's horses are well trained and easy for an amateur to ride!

This was a wonderful way to spend a half day. Riding with Joe was lovely and the horses easy. The…read moretour he gave us of the history of area and the flora and fauna was excellent. I highly recommend WolfHorse for a half day riding experience.

The grounds of the museum are outstanding with wonderful very large white poplar trees. A great…read moreplace to catch the shade. The museum gift shop is wonderful with the largest selection of local gifts I have seen. The museum itself is filled with many wonderful historic artifacts that span the history of the area. I highly recommend a visit.

There was a host in front when you entered a volunteer and she was absolutely wonderful. Really…read moreenjoyed Annette. The house is very cool. You just need to be very careful going on the stairs