We had a wonderful time staying with Mike while skiing Cuchara. Our room was huge with two bedrooms…read moreand a full kitchen. We especially enjoyed the wide selection of VHS tapes and cozy decor. Mike was an outstanding host with world class breakfasts each morning, top tier hospitality, and fun conversations. It truly felt as if we were right at home and part of the Cuchara family. Mike is deeply involved in the comeback of Cuchara mountain ski area and its was fun to stay with somebody so passionate about the success of this mountain town. We can't wait to visit again!

This is EXACTLY the kind of place I hope to find when I'm looking for a vacation. I'm not much of…read morea "hotel" person. Mike's inn is perched on the banks of a rushing creek (and the lawn out back along the creek is pure paradise), and when you stay here, you feel welcome enough to feel like family, without all the social obligations that come with staying with family. Mike is a local legend, everyone knows him. He is the driving force behind the re-opening of the ski resort in Cuchara, and has been in the ski business his whole professional life. He is a gracious, kind host...quiet and reserved, but is happy to chat if you engage him. He's a SUPERB cook (and this is coming from a chef!), and his breakfasts are truly outstanding. The place is supremely dog friendly, with no extra charge for a pet. (A huge savings if you're staying a week.) Yes...this is an older home, converted to an inn. (Each suite has a full kitchen.) This is not The W. Don't come expecting that. We found our suite to be twice the size we expected, supremely comfy, and the price was spot-on for such a wonderful stay with breakfast every day, and an unlimited source of information about the area. Without question, we will be back!

This ranch is absolutely amazing. From the accommodations, to staff, to the view and location this…read moreplace is 5 stars! I hope to be able to go back soon. Highly recommended!

From the owner: Zapata Ranch is a 103,000-acre ranch owned by The Nature Conservancy of Colorado where guests can…read moreride through and learn about our conservation herd of 2,500 bison, integrate themselves into daily life on the ranch and participate in extensive nature programs. Managed by Ranchlands, Zapata Ranch in nestled at the base of Southern Colorado's Sangre de Cristo Mountains and shares a border with the United States' tallest sand dunes: The Sand Dunes National Park & Preserve.

Fantastic little bed and breakfast. Extremely nice rooms, all three of them have plenty of room and…read morereally nice furnishings. Breakfast was tremendous and delicious with lots of food. Bill and Tracey are both fantastic people who are willing to talk and share stories about the area, but also know when to let everyone be. Just a beautiful view of the Spanish Peaks in the backyard.

Quiet, quaint, personal. I can't say enough about the…read morewonderful stay we had here. We needed to get away for the weekend and this spot fit the bill perfectly. TJ is a warm and generous host with some excellent culinary skills. We'll definitely be back!

This beautiful inn is awesome... the rooms are impeccably decorated . It is a gem to find this…read moretucked away in Walsenburg . It is inviting , and joyful ! We fell in love with the proprietors- Donna and Rich . It is an amazing beautiful place to stay ! 5 stars ! Highly recommend!! we love it

I can't say enough good things about this place. Rich and Donna were very good hosts. And their…read moreaccommodations are really great. We only stayed one night, on our way to our home base for the rest of our motorcycle touring trip; however, we are very likely to return and use Pennington Place as home base for our next trip to the beautiful Rocky Mountains. The property is gated and passcode protected. It felt very safe and secure. We stayed in the Sevilla Marie room at Pennington Place (all of their rooms are named after Donna and Rich's parents, which I thought was a nice touch--and decorated in a way that honors the namesake. How cool is that?) Our room was very clean, the bathroom was stocked with shampoo, conditioner, soap, lotion. The shower had good water pressure and our room had a small kitchenette. Had we stayed longer, we may have used that more, but for just overnight, we didn't really need it. And oh the bed--very, very comfortable. And the pillows were just right--not too puffy, not too thin. And right out the window is a beautiful view of Spanish Peaks. Donna asked what our evening plans were and we said we were going to go into town to have dinner. She had a recommendation for us and we told her we would try it. Without even being asked, she called La Plaza for us and asked if we needed a reservation. They said that would be safe and so she reserved us a table. Little did she know, it was our anniversary. And the food was great--we highly recommend it if you are staying in Walsenburg. We also were lucky enough to join two other couples for Donna's full breakfast the next morning. It was nice to sit around a table--so few of us do that these days--and visit with new friends over Donna's delicious food. She served a savory egg dish, garnished with avocado and salsa. She also provided a cinnamon sugar muffin and a fruit and yogurt parfait. We drank juice and water, but she also offered coffee--just no takers this morning. If you are coming to Colorado and passing through Walsenburg, this is a no-brainer. Stay here. And if you haven't ever considered Walsenburg as a peaceful, quiet, serene getaway....do yourself a favor and come meet Rich and Donna and see their beautiful location. The property has quite a story, but I've typed too much already. And besides, it's a better story coming from them! Go see them! And take some friends...Pennington Place would be a great place for a group of 6-8 people just wanting to get away from the rat race!

The 1899 Inn is a beautiful historic building in the heart of La Veta. It was full of charm and…read moreantique furniture to look at. The rooms were clean and well maintained. The location was perfect for walking to a restaurant or the wine bar in town. The owner made fabulous breakfasts and was up early to make sure the coffee was ready. She was delightful and sweet. She did her best to make sure we were cared for, comfortable, and well fed to begin the day. Our private bathroom had a soaking tub rather than a shower. We had to use the general bathroom if we wanted a shower. (I was ok with that.) La Veta is a very small town at the base of the Spanish Peaks in southern Colorado. The townsfolk were very friendly and welcoming to visitors. I would go back in a heartbeat.

This B&B created in a historic home/hospital is very charming. I especially like the sunroom which…read morewas skillfully added some years ago and now functions as the breakfast room. This place has many positive points, my favorite of which is the wonderful coffee and breakfast cooked and served by our host. I would be remiss though, if I didn't point out a couple of negatives as a "just so you know". There is NO air conditioning so on hot days, even with the windows open and fans running at night, it is warm. We didn't perish but it didn't inspire snuggling. The second issue for me was the lack of a stand-up shower. There is a nice claw foot tub with a 3' rubber thing that you plug one end into the spigot and a shower spray comes out the other end. However considering its 3' length I had to kneel in the tub to rinse my hair and do my bathing. No, I am not a bath person. For my $105 I wish they'd install a stand up shower fixture and an oblong ring at the top from which to hang a shower curtain. Our beds were very comfortable and the overall ambiance is pleasant. We enjoyed the teeny tiny town of La Veta; it is worth getting off the beaten path to visit.

This is a very special place with history and charm from every angle. Our fam of 2 adults and 2…read morekids stayed in the 3rd floor space which had a comfortable king, 2 twins, lots of space to stretch out and play games, and a full kitchen for small meals. Right when you walk in, you can feel the love the kind owners have put into this B&B. The breakfast is the BIG standout here! Gourmet and better than any luxury hotel out there- I mean, we were stunned plus the kids were happy! It's walkable to cute shops/restaurants in town, and the view is beautiful. Catch more views and a great hike at Capulin Volcano National Park just 30min away (get there before 4pm!). We will definitely return next time we're in Raton!

Had a delightful stay here! I'm so glad I found it on Google Maps and Sofia could accommodate me,…read moremy mom, and pup last minute. We had the first floor Parlor Room. The environment is quite enchanting - an 1880s Victorian boarding house turned BNB. The floors are a bit creaky and the bathroom was private for the first floor. Not sure about second floor. The breakfast was hot and prepared for us but I think the coffee could have been stronger and eggs maybe a bit better cooked. Loved the sausage and juice though! Overall, really unique stay and I would recommend. I'm happy they're pet friendly and only charge a $20 fee. The backyard was great for my pup to play around.

Last week, a friend and I stayed overnight at Tarabino Inn…read more We didn't get to spend too much time there because our train ride to Trinidad was severely delayed. We stayed in the Sorrentino room, the inn's grand suite, and loved it. Everything was perfect. The room is spacious, with a seating area, and a large bathroom with an enormous clawfoot bathtub. Everything was clean, the bed comfortable. My friend and I were afraid we would be awake all night, being in an unfamiliar bed, but we slept well. The entire place didn't break from the Victorian ambiance. I was really impressed because the inn was recently sold, and they are in the process of switching over from the previous owner to the new one. Everything went smoothly. Joy, the new innkeeper, is a great communicator and kept me up-to-date as needed. I highly recommend staying here.

Wow 10 minutes trying to get information on price and availability. Chevk website it says…read more Website has nothing call nope no answer just a lengthy recording obviously designed to prevent leaving a message. Guess ill try something that wants business

I personally know the owner very well and her goal for the property is so inspiring! If you are a…read morefemale seeking a serene get away, definitely stay at this cozy home in the Heart of Raton! Sherry and her dogs are sweet and they will sure make your trip worth it!

From the owner: Sacred Earth Bed and Breakfast is located in beautiful Raton, New Mexico and is for the solo female…read moretraveler.

Extremely clean, well appointed rooms, and friendly staff. Good location right in the center of La…read moreVeta, can walk to everything.

We've stayed at the La Veta Inn several times and love it. The rooms are very nice and comfortable…read moreand the courtyard is beautiful. The restaurant and bar downstairs are both excellent.