My husband and I loved the peacefulness of this place, but the hostess was a little strange. The…read morebathroom sink didn't work from the first time we used it, and when we texted the hostess she told us where the plunger was and to plunge it. Little did we know that we would be plunging it daily! There were no screens in the windows, so if you wanted fresh air it came complete with bugs! The casitas were very small and cramped with no place to eat your food unless you went out onto the porch. Unfortunately, I dropped a small piece of chicken on the sheet and quickly tried to clean it up, but it left a small stain. I felt terrible until I saw the bill included a cleaning fee and service charge. What service?

We had our wedding here and the setting is absolutely perfect but the owner was a very unpleasant…read moreperson to deal with. Arranging a wedding is very stressful and she was rude and toxic. It didn't ruin my day but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone because of the stranageness of the owner.

Sunset Ranch Cabins in Pagosa Springs, CO, welcomed us last weekend (August 9-11, 2024) for a…read morebeautiful cowboy-style, outdoor wedding. The venue had a couple of cabins for the bride and groom's parties. A huge tent was rented and placed in an open grassy area. This was where the tables, chairs, dance floor, and DJ were all set up too. The San Juan River and a small pond were nearby. Fishing this time of year was not pleasant since the river swelled fairly high which made for a very fast flow of mud and moss. The mosquitos were horrid too. The veterinaian/owner was extremely nice as was his frail wife. There were a couple of port-a-potties that were placed a bit too far away from the ceremony and wedding festivities in my opinion. That was the only major drawback I experienced.

As the first overnight "paying" customer for the inn at the delta. I would love to recommend that…read moreanyone visiting the area stop in for the hospitality that the entire family generously gave to me in 1995. The restaurant was amazing, the original bar that stayed it all was still actively going, and Anthony was busy collecting native art and using traditional builders and native materials to finish out his vision. I had many a meal with Anthony and his amazing family in the sunroom of the main residence. Days I lovingly remember as some of the finest hospitality I've received in my vast travels. I'd recommend any and all of this business's many arms. The Inn was the best time I had on a 7mo southern US tour I had the pleasure of going on through my studies and scholarship. I made lifelong friends in Espanola... and Santa Clara Pueblo. Bruce Brown.

I attended a wedding reception here. It has the look and feel of an old Hacienda, old Santos and…read moreart displayed everywhere. The patio was gorgeous- I'm betting its even prettier in the spring and summer. Apparently the owner only opens the facility for parties. The bar has a door leading to the patio which was super convenient and the staff were all very nice. On another section is the Inn at the Delta which is absolutely GORGEOUS! The rooms run slightly on the pricey side but they include breakfast and beautiful accommodations.

The bartender literally left the bar unattended to go smoke cigarettes outside with her friends,…read morecausing us to walk outside in the 30 degree weather, around the building & all the way to the sidewalk on Main Street to get her... Super unprofessional. Also have never seen a bartender fill a shot glass 3/4ths the way to the top when measuring a drink, then get defensive & call a patron the b word after being called out on it. Not sure if all the other bartenders are as entitled and rude as the blonde one whose face didn't move & reeked of cigarettes, but if I were you I'd avoid this place.

This is a new club in town and they have done a great job of remaking the space. It's cozy and…read moreinviting, but service was so poor we ended up waiting for drinks and then the pours were really small. I'm chalking this up to being new and it takes some time to get your rhythm.

The food was absolutely fantastic. We had the steak, the pork, the cauliflower beet salad…read more Drink drinks were phenomenal! Service with a smile from all the beautiful ladies who worked there! Absolutely adore the venue!

Fun drinks and good food. It's definitely a bit pricey but I think it is worth it because of the…read moreexperience. The patio is beautiful and all of the small details seem carefully curated. Best oysters in Taos for sure

This is a great "recycling" project of the old middle school on 3rd Ave. Great coffee shop and…read morecafe, outdoor seating, artists' work and show studios.... professional offices, a Montessori school, and several condos on the top floor.

i went in early at 6:50 because i have a chruch event. my mom works at the hospital day and night…read moreand i had her drop me off early because it starts at 7. she was in the building but she wouldn't serve me. cool building tho. rude employee.

When planning our girls weekend in Red River I have to say, I wasn't expecting much. That being…read moresaid, upon arrival I was blown away by this sleepy little ski town! ++ One word = Oktoberfest. The town was hopping during our early October visit. Plus the admission for the fest was cheap! ++ Fall color is stunning here! Everywhere you look there are TONS of golden leaves to greet you! ++ Skiing here looks completely affordable! Once the snow drops adult lift tickets are available on peak season days for a mere $50. I'll gladly make the drive for that! ++ Much of the town is dog-friendly! Since we brought two pups along with us that was much appreciated! ++ Lots of nearby trails to explore! I bet many of them would make great snowshoe adventures in the winter as well! +/- There's only one brewery in town, Red River Brewing Company. They have a decent selection of brews and a killer space. I know we will be making our way back to explore more that this northern New Mexico gem has to offer! Until next time Red River!

For anyone, "Grandma's house" is a special place. I am lucky enough to have my special place smack…read moredab in the middle of Red River. I grew up in this small town and have so many great memories here. At the tender age of 2 I was placed on my first pair of skis and inched my way down the bunny hill. Years later, I was speeding down The Face and participating in the torchlight. I've ridden up and down Main Street on the Fourth of July in multiple floats, spent Easter mass at the local church, watched Santa ride up on a firetruck on Thanksgiving night, and ridden around the Go-Kart track time and time again. It's the epitome of a mountain town with a priceless charm that I hope lasts for ages. Any time of year, there's something fun to do here. True, it's small. Yes, there aren't that many people who live here. But when you're surrounded with people you love, you'll find plenty of magic all around.

I am an Old Timer here in Durango and remember when the old Rochester was transformed by the…read morewonderful Wolfgang family into an elegant , historical destination for anyone visiting Durango, or locals needing an ambient get-away. It also a favorite hub for local music and gatherings. The Rochester is a place that provides a genuine Durango experience with its warmth, its beauty and the stories of days gone past that whisper inside its walls. You will definitely enjoy!

We made a reservation in November 2021 for two nights mid March 2022. Mid February someone from the…read morehotel called to say they were remodeling in the lobby and offered us a discount on our room. They assured us it would not affect our room, only the lobby. We accepted their offer. Today, March 2, they called to say they were behind on their remodeling and could not accommodate us. They promptly, and quite unexpectedly, cancelled our booking. Fortunately we were able to get a room at the Durango Lodge, a place we have stayed at many times before, and for a lot less money. We had been looking forward to the boutique experience at the Rochester, but with they way this was handled we will never book there again.

This was the private home of Mabel Dodge Luhan, a salon hostess who brought many talented artists…read moreand thinkers to Taos. The house is gorgeous with two tiny salons, a dining area and kitchen. You can feel the history. There are coffee table books documenting Mabel and Tony's life and their influences on the area. We spent about 30 minutes reading. Visiting hours are between 10.00am and 2.00pm each day if you are not resident. When there are no workshops or events coming after 2.00pm is fine. Breakfast is available for the public to book, $15 each for a good buffet. Reception has a number of books and cards for sale. The Dia de los Muertos shrine for Dennis Hopper was still up and many photographs surrounded it. What history this house has seen. Georgia O'Keefe, Ansel Adams, DH Lawrence and Martha Graham graced these rooms in Mabel's day. Dennis and his friends brought a livlier set no doubt! Nothing is ever a waste of time, there is always something to be learned!

This is a magical and mystical place to have any kind of special gathering. This private retreat…read moreallows its visitors to seep themselves in nature and become grounded, relaxed and rejuvenated. There is a wonderful PBS documentary about the history of this place and it's founder, Mable Dodge. They have a yoga and meditation building, full dining and a historical ambiance. The staff is friendly and accommodating. You will com away rejuvenated and relaxed.