What an amazingly fantastic overnight! This was my sixth overnight at one of the newest (~1year)…read moremote on my 2-week (15-23APR2023) biketour of central NM/CDT, and it was delightful, with an exuberant welcome from the owner/operator. The bed was firm, the usual/expected flat screen TV/microwave/ mini-fridge and ice was available in reception. Of course, excellent WiFi is a given. I had the pleasure of meeting another (motoring) traveller, Leslie, who resides close to Old Mesilla and welcomed me to visit him there after calling ahead. The small community of Reserve is surprising, an interesting/thriving/growing Catron County seat. I was extremely glad to have arrived with ample daylight as my Gimpwalking took me across the great wide 2-lane bridge into the heart of the ~6-8 buildings downtown. I was very impressed with an elaborate sculpture, depicting historical significance here. The food truck provided me an excellent taco meal, that I ate while resting in my great room in The Mountaineer. It definitely has my coveted "iWheel of Approval!"

Stayed here for 4 nights and it was very comfortable with new furnishings, great location, and very…read morefriendly management. Thank you Linda!

Stayed 2 nights while on a motorcycle trip. Very pleased with everything. Nice friendly on-site…read moreowner, clean rooms, comfortable beds and pillows. Beautiful view of a large meadow with mountains in the background. Over 60 elk in the meadow when we arrived around 6:00 pm. Old school lodging- yes. Run down - no. A great value for the price.

Nothing but good at this delightful place. From the warm smile and gracious conversation at the…read morefront desk, to the circus of hummingbirds and fresh air, three tired bikers were glad to be off the road at such a welcoming establishment. The beds did their job, the shower did its job, and the little coffee maker didn't fail us. Loved the chairs out front, which made it wonderful to sit out in the evening and talk with others and watch the hummingbirds do their magic. Reservations were made back in February for a room; an adjustment was made in March to add a second room, and no issues for our stop the first week of August '24. If you don't enjoy this place you shouldn't be on the road in this part of the country. The local eatery, the Grill & Still, served a decent meal and is an easy walk from the Lodge. Not a lot of choices for food as it looked like the town fell on hard times, but the Sportsman's Lodge was absolutely the highlight of our journey through AZ (besides AZ 191 heading south to Morenci, a motorcyclist's bucket list ride).

This was the perfect little stop on my roadtrip. It's in the middle of nowhere so the fact that it…read moreoffers reliable wifi and a full cafe, really is a treat. My room is clean, well maintained, has a working AC, a mini fridge, coffee maker, and the views are really pretty. If you come in after 4pm, you do need to use the hotel's phone to call someone to check you in. It wasn't an issue for me because they were closing the cafe at that time. But if you come really late at night, you might want to call ahead to let them know.

This is the 2nd motel I've stayed in recently that is operated like an Airbnb. Remote check in,…read morehands off operation. And both places suffer from the same problem: too much emphasis on decor and "cuteness" and not enough attention to what you're there for, SLEEP. This motel had an inefficient wall heater (got to 23° overnight) that was so loud I checked it on my decible reader. Registered as a loud conversation, all night long. So noise is a problem in the middle of a national forest. 2nd problem: lighting. Outside of the room is a bright, bright light which shines into the room all night long. And of course, the window coverings do not cover the window completely. So basically you are sleeping in a cold, noisy, bright room, for $100 bucks.

I was invited to spend the night of the 5/24 with a friend and was informed that they have a no pet…read morepolicy. I totally understand and respect that. I contacted them to inform them that I have a service dog and was flatly denied the ability to bring her. The reason. . . they are more concerned about guests with potential allergies. As picturesque and historical as the town of Mogollon, NM is, it appears that service animal friendly they are not. If you have a service dog and can live without their services then staying at the Silver Creek Inn, will be a fun experience. If you cannot be without your service dog then know, at least one group of Inn owners, considers their guests with potential allergies far more important than breaking ADA and Civilc Rights laws. Before my need of a service dog I visited the Inn and was taken on a tour, by the owners of the establishment. It looks clean, well maintained and the hosts were gracious. I am sad to say that I am not one that will be without my service animal and will not be staying there.

My father took me to Mogollon when I was 12 years old (back in 1963) and I've now just made my 7th…read moretrip back with my wife. It was a very long drive this time, from central Texas. Mogollon is a treasure-trove for people who like history and beautiful scenery and the jewel of Mogollon is the Silver Creek Inn. We stayed there two nights (October 17 & 18) and the experience was wonderful. This old and very historic building was built around 1885 and originally served as a store. It eventually became vacated and sat empty for a number of years until the new owner (Stan) bought it and with the help of a few compadres, restored and converted it into an inn. I can't even imagine the amount of work it took, but they did an outstanding job. My wife and I stayed upstairs in a large and very comfortable room on the northeast corner. The adjoining bathroom was beautifully done and offered me a shower that was easy to step into and out of. The bed was very comfortable and the room quiet offering a great view off of a balcony having a second set of stairs if one wanted to go to the ground floor. Adjoining our room was a library having a lot of shelves and books and a very cool moving ladder that can travel across the front of the selves. The library also has a very beautiful coffee table and more books are kept there having stories about the people who came to Mogollon years ago to find their fortunes in or earn a living in the mines that are in the surrounding area. Our host, Susie was the highlight of our trip up here and worth the long drive just for the pleasure to visit with her. She runs a tight ship and i am glad that after all these years and trips of visiting Mogollon, that I was finally able to spend several nights in this interesting ghost town and this really nice inn.

We have rented from Ted & Nancy for years and there is definitely a reason why. They are super nice…read more& accommodating every year. Cabins are super clean and cozy. So many fun family memories at these cabins. We have rented all of the Big 10 cabins and the Little Ponderosa as well over the years. Each have something unique.

What a great place to relax for a few days. It's tough to get a rental in Greer this time of year…read moreif you do not book in advance. Cabin was clean and well appointed. Note, there are only two resaurants in town. One open for breakfast and lunch called Rendevous Diner. Molly Butler's Lodge is open part of the week for lunch and every night for dinner. The cabin has a propane grill if you decide to stay in. There is one small market in town called Lazy Trout Market if you need anything. Lots of places to fish or hike. We relaxed at the cabin and played cards. There was hand sanitizer inside. Soap and shampoo provided. The check in process was smooth. They email you a code for the front door. There's a TV with Dish Network. It's very quiet here. Nice front porch to relax. Bedrooms and bathroom were on the small side, but it is a cabin and they were adequate for a couple of nights. We enjoyed our short stay.

A random road trip led us to Quemado, NM and Casa Azul. We had absolutely no idea on what to expect…read morebut as we approached the tiny, little town I will honestly say we had some misgivings. (middle of nowhere, not much to the town, etc) But we looked at each other, shrugged our shoulders and said, "What the heck!" Upon arrival to Casa Azul we were greeted by the owner Kat in the lovely, patio area who welcomed us in to her place. Our room was lovely and quite comfortable ~ a nice queen bed with exceptional bedding, a sitting area and en suite bathroom (commode, sink and small shower. Everything is nicely decorated and inviting. Guests should know that there is no TV in the room but at Casa Azul, you don't really need it. There is a common area with large couches too ~ again, didn't see a TV in there. We actually watched a Netflix movie on the phone while we lounged in bed - great wifi service! Restful night of sleep and then Kat served up a fantastic, tasty breakfast before he hit the road. All in all, a very good experience. NOW.....you want the REAL experience? The dirty details? Well, let me give it to you straight. This is no ordinary B&B. This was like staying at a friend's home. I've never experienced anything like it and I loved it! I think each individual's experience is going to depend on what you're looking for and how comfortable you are with yourself and carrying on conversation with others. Was I somehow transported to my mom's house? Sister's? Cousin's? Best friend's? Because THAT is exactly how it felt! We played with her two little Chihuahuas who were adorable and friendly, met her horses and watched her feed them, scratched her kitty's ears, spent the evening hanging out in the large patio talking with Kat & her husband Marcial. My husband grilled meat and tortillas alongside her, I cut onion and limes in her kitchen and washed my dishes/cutting board in her sink while she made salad alongside me. The four of us sat in the patio - separate tables to keep our "social distance" and enjoyed a delicious carne asada taco dinner. **I should explain - Casa Azul does NOT serve dinner. There was nowhere for us to get dinner during this odd time in our world (COVID-19) but we did pick up some raw meat/tortillas at a grocery store in Springerville and hoped we could grill it once we arrived. Kat actually had a packaged, marinated carne asada that she needed to use so she suggested we use hers and take ours home. So we all ate dinner together outside under the stars in the wide open countryside. (The next morning we made sure to leave our raw, marinated meat with Kat to put in her freezer for later use.) We spent the evening talking and learning more about Marcial, where he grew up, how the two of them met... we talked fishing, food, old stomping grounds, Germany, etc. A few glasses of wine later and it was time for bed. The next morning we sat at the dining room table with Kat & Marcial and had a rousing, good conversation. I only wish hugging was still acceptable because those two deserved a big hug before we left. I highly recommend Casa Azul ~ you will love it!

This B & B is a wonderful place to stay. Our visit was 2 nights & we couldn't have been more…read morecomfortable. The owner was so nice to talk to & made us feel very, very welcome. The room was cozy, bed was comfy & we had a very restful sleep. The common living area was very welcoming & everything was nice & clean. Coffee was ready in the morning & we were always offered breakfast (we don't eat breakfast but I heard it was very good). The owner, Katharina, is amazing. My husband & I very much enjoyed visiting with her & she's just a lovely lady to be around. We didn't get a chance to meet her husband, Marcial, who is also an owner... but I imagine with Katharina being so nice... he's got to be awesome too. If we ever make it back down that way... we will be sure to stop again... even if it's just to say "Hi" to Katharina.

A friend stayed here and it looked so lovely I booked it for a few days to celebrate my birthday…read more It was magical. The cabin I stayed in was comfortable with two beds, a fireplace which I used. It was so lovely having a fire going when it started to rain, hail and then magically snow. Sidenote: Magical was the themed feeling for this trip lol. The kitchen is a FULLY stocked kitchen with everything you would need to cook or bake with. I even found coffee for the coffeemaker! I relaxed by the fire and read to my hearts content. I love that you can bring your pet for a $35.00 charge. Well worth it to have my best buddy with me on my bday. FYI: You can buy wood for the fireplace at the Lazy Trout about four to five minutes drive from the cabin. Cannot wait to rebook a stay!!

It's a nice getaway. Don't be put off by first appearances. The interior was cozy with a warm…read more cabin feeling. Inside the bathroom looked newly updated as well as the kitchen. The place had everything a family needed. Plates, utensils, coffee maker, toaster and bakeware. The host provided communication up to the day of our check-in. Place had easy parking to load and unload suitcases and groceries. We were guest of the two bedroom cabin. Our teen wanted the room with the T.V. so my spouse and I got the spare room. The bed was very uncomfortable and less as nice as the main bedroom. It had some cleanliness issues as well. The owner was told of the cleanliness issues. The living room furniture needed some upgrading as well. Fireplace was nice. Wifi is provided. Overall the place is cute and just like the pictures.

When we walked into cabin #4 for Labor Day weekend, my mouth dropped. The place is beautiful,…read moreclean, and has so many amenities! Gas fireplace. Full kitchen, full size refrigerator, microwave. Silverware, plates, mugs, popcorn maker, cutting board, coffee maker, spices - I could go on and on. The owners really do a great job of making the place feel like home. There is a dresser, desk and desk drawers in the master bedroom. There is a covered porch with a wooden swing and chairs. There is a volleyball net and a volleyball is provided to use. The grounds are beautiful! Lots of grassy land, flowers, and it is right next to a creek that feeds into Little Colorado River! Location is only a mile from a convenience grocery store. You won't be disappointed!

Stayed here this weekend. Wife loves it and says it has everything she wants in a cabin. Full…read morekitchen was great. We didn't eat out once and we were all set. Nice creek nearby. Had no issues at all. Reserved from their website and was impressed with the total cost after taxes and fees. Very affordable and no regrets!

We planned for just one night, but if we had known how wonderful it was, we would have stayed for a…read morefew more! From the moment we checked in, it was clear this was going to be a special experience. Our casita was immaculate--shiny, spotless, and equipped with everything needed for a comfortable stay. The full-sized refrigerator and freezer worked like a dream, and all the amenities--from the coffee maker and stove to the AC, TV, and BBQ--were modern and functioned flawlessly. Missy was a standout host, ensuring our stay was effortless and enjoyable. Her warmth and attention to detail made everything feel even more welcoming. The Double TT is teeming with life, from graceful deer to playful squirrels and an array of birds that bring the landscape to life. Whether sipping coffee on the patio or strolling through the property, nature truly takes center stage. Just down the road, the Catwalk Trail offers a one-of-a-kind hiking experience. With stunning views and an unforgettable journey through the canyon, it's a perfect complement to an already fantastic getaway. We arrived expecting a short stay, but the charm, comfort, and beauty of the Double TT made it hard to leave. If you're looking for a peaceful escape surrounded by nature and top-tier hospitality, this is the place to be!

We stayed for two nights and found it to be great. We attended a wedding just around the corner @…read morethe lodge and were very happy with our room. Slept great and it was very clean and quiet. Manager was very helpful when we arrived and during our stay. Would recommend to anyone.