After five days backpacking in the Gila Wilderness, we stayed here for just one night. I'm sorry…read morewe couldn't stay longer. The rustic cabins are fun and cozy and comfortable. This place is super relaxing. Side review: Don't miss the steaks at the Buckhorn, just down the road.

We first stayed at this location when the cabins were originally opened. The facilities are…read moreshowing some wear and tear given their age. Unquestionably the cabins are charming and well located. Having lived near by, we know why there must be rules, particularly when operating in the forest, but I don't remember the long list of do's and don't passed out and posted when checking in as they were this time. The one thing not mentioned was housekeeping. There was no housekeeping for the 3 nights we stayed. Not sure what their policy is on this? We will still likely return.

I love these hot springs. I've been here about 6 times now, each time bringing someone new…read more If you are looking a for fancy resort style space, this an isn't the one. Yet, it's really nice in its own ways. Cabins with bathrooms, kitchen space and more are available, options to fit 2 or more people. There are plenty of RV and camping vehicle life spaces with hook ups or not. One can choose any of the several tent sites too. And finally, the option for day soak is available if space is. I've done all three staying options and loved each one. Just prepare well bringing food, drinks and toiletries and you'll be set. There is a community kitchen with limited kitchen supplies for cooking like utensils, cups, plates and some cookware... but limited and also ever changing as its most donated / left. The clubhouse is spacious, lots of seating and space to be. A large fireplace is available. (Bring own fire wood for this or camping OR get some from them if available). There are community showers, bathrooms and laundry. The hot springs spaces have a clothing required, and separately, a clothing optional space. Plenty of tubs in each with a very hot, hot and mild option. There's lots of property to walk around, a little hill with a star gazing chair, labyrinth and decorated space. Peacocks roam around amongst other possible wild life. Everything feels well maintained and the staff is always kind. This time we stayed in campsite 46 which if your camping, is the best IMO

A little oasis resort with termal springs where you can unplug, unwind, and soak your stress away…read more It's got rustic charm and peaceful vibes. You can go for the day, or if you wish to spend the night, rent a cabin or reserve a RV or camping site. They've got both clothing-optional and clothing-required areas, with pools ranging from a cozy 95°F to a toasty 110°F. Not crowded on a holiday weekend in July, we were able to secure a campsite the day of. The lady at the front desk was very friendly. You do have to arrive and check in before the visitor center closes, and there is no one there at night if you have questions or need anything. We were told we'd have access to the courtyard by the visitor's center after hours, but the doors were locked. Not a huge deal. Didn't see any snakes, though I know they're around, but I did meet a few tarantulas and some whip scorpions (they won't bug you, just watch where you step). Cute and quirky little place to spend the night, and soaking in therapeutic water under the stars is

Had a delightful stay at the Adobe Agave. Apartment #1 was just right for me, my husband, and our…read moreteenage daughter. Ellen is a wonderful host and her historic house is full of character and fabulous personal touches. The charm of the space definitely added to our visit. Great location, easy check-in and check-out, well-appointed, and comfortable beds. Thank you. We'll definitely stay again.

Loved staying here for a week. Love those warm muffins delivered every morning in a basket and tea…read moretowel. Very good Silver City location for walking to the historic district.

Dana gave me the most amazing and relaxing facial. Just wonderful. She worked all the tension out…read moreof my neck and shoulders, too!

This is our first time here at a Spa Resort. We have a spa…read moremineral hot water soak 3x with appts. one per day and a massage and facial blended in. A quiet and a special resort. The hot mineral water comes free and natural from the wells below the town. This is a little known place that i came to 35 years ago when this state was on my service loop. One of 5. 100,000 miles a year. So Long Ago.

When you are headed to Silver City or the Grant County area, give the Bear Mountain Lodge, a try…read more It is an easy five minute drive to the university, or downtown area. The rooms are up-to-date, lots of character in the buildings, and amazing conservancy trust open space. When you walk in the front door, you feel like you're home. I've been a regular guest for more than a decade and have no problem. Recommending this as a great place to stay or even to host an event.

Very nice atmosphere and great staff. This property is nestled in the woods close to Silver City…read more Rustic, but in a good way. Comfortable bed, pillows and furnishings.

Blackstone is a truly special place- we were looking forward to this visit for months and it did…read morenot disappoint. Although there are a few other hot springs in the area, I cannot imagine anywhere else being this detailed and thoughtfully designed. We chose the Superman room for the indoor tub - some of the other rooms have tubs on private patios. We were advised to bring our own snacks which I'd recommend since food choices in the area are limited. There is a cutting board, cutlery and plates, as well as a small fridge/freezer. We cannot wait to return and to bring family/friends here in the future. Thank you!

We've come here many times for the campy hotel themed rooms, but this was our first time renting a…read moreprivate soaking tub. It was clean and quiet and sophisticated yet minimalist. It reached 90 degrees today, but they have a cold shower (with shampoos and body wash) and overhead shades to keep you cool. Bring towels and water and enjoy a blissful soak! It's also affordable compared with the other springs in the area.

I have been to Riverbend Hot Springs 3 times, each time was belter than the last…read more This past December we were in the area so we made the journey to TorC for the Hot Springs. I had made the reservations about 3 weeks before. As with the last time I booked, I was very surprised that it wastn closer to sold out already. We have been to a few different hot springs some have been pretty cool, literally. The last one was outside Fairbanks Alaska in the winter. But one thing that is common at these spots is that they are communal pools. There tends to be a creeper now and then. But Riverbend has private pools, facing the Rio Grande. So this time I made note of the temps of each individual pool on the website, and got us the hottest one. It was perfect. It really does have pools that drop off right into the Rio. It was close to dusk and the river was flowing past the long shadows in front of us. The hour of relaxation flew by. It is the best we have been to. I am sorta happy that they arent so known as to be overbooked. Because we will be back again next time we are in the area.

Amazing! Carrie was very helpful and made me feel welcome. She went above and beyond to make the…read moreexperience wonderful. Thank you, Carrie

The stress of being on the road as my city and neighborhood burn in Los Angeles were eased…read moretremendously by Rachel at the front desk. Check in was a breeze, she was concerned, friendly and determined to make sure I felt at home. I cant even begin to tell you how important those 5 minutes were. Thank you from the bottom of my heart !!

Great for what it is. Cheaper place to stay in between cities. It's old, but decent. I searched the…read moreentire room and bed before bringing my stuff in to confirm there were no bedbugs. Bedbug free! Safe to stay. No issues with parking lot or area of town. Front desk was very friendly.

At some point, this will be a nice place to spend a day or an overnight, but that day is not here…read moreyet. At the present moment, the hot springs has two pools open. One is tiny and maybe fits 2 actual adults, except the temperature in the spring is 110-111. That makes it very uncomfortable to sit all the way in. There is a pipe that pipes in cool water if you want it, but even with the thing running full blast, the water will not get below 108. Again, too hot for most people. The second tub fits 8 people although it is quite shallow. The temperature of that one was 102-103, which made it more comfortable to stay in for the entire 45 minute session. Now, here are the reasons why I am only giving the place 3 stars: 1. The place is undergoing major construction projects, resulting in large piles of dirt, yellow police tape, and poor signage, so that people coming to the site have no idea where to check in. To get there, you have to drive down a one-way sand road that goes underneath a railroad trestle. The area is not accessible to emergency vehicles. 2. There is no way to communicate with the person in charge without walking all the way back to the main office. 3. People are not clear on how long their sessions are supposed to be. There is no signage or instructions. The people right before us stayed in the pool for a full hour and then stood around on the deck getting dressed while we were getting in. What should be obvious from what I just said: there is no cleaning of anything between customers. 4. The existing pools have no privacy whatsoever. The owners are in the process of building a lot more pools that also have no privacy whatsoever. 5. The atmosphere surrounding the pools leaves something to be desired; not just the big piles of dirt, but the fact that in the evening you can hear the unskilled musical screamings coming from the Blue Moon bar in Radium. So, not peaceful, although inadvertently hilarious.

Beautiful secluded hot springs. Stunning grounds. Friendly staff and excellent clean pool. We were…read moreable to walk around and enjoy. Definitely worth a visit

My stay here was wonderful! Not only was the price for a one night stay worth it. Their FREE…read morebreakfast was delicious and in my opinion was in a very nice dining hall and it made me feel very important and fancy, you know? The dining area was really neat and clean and it gave me a luxurious feel and I can appreciate it very much because to me it shows that they are put a lot of care into making sure their guests are taken care of. I called ahead to see if there was availability first, what rooms were available and what time check out was. The photos of the hotel were very lovely and I loved that the pool was so big and nice so I was excited about being able to swim in it too. Unfortunately, their pool was closed (chained up), and I wish there was a warning sign about that because I really wanted to swum and it looked really nice. Again, their dining hall for the free breakfast was so nice. I thoroughly enjoyed breakfast and only wished my family had joined me because they had hot and fresh eggs, grits, sausages, oatmeal, biscuits and fruits, oranges. The spread was definitely amazing and the one to beat. You could make your own waffles, they had cereal (Kix and Fruit Loops), yogurt and toast and just so much! I'll share a video of what I saw. Check out was at 11am. It was roughly $107 in total for a one night stay and that was a very reasonable price in compared to our previous stay at another hotel/motel in Arizona (please refer to that review). Checking in was really quick and the woman at the desk when I checked in was very accommodating. We checked out right before 11am and had to drive roughly 8 hours home when I realized I left some headphones in our suite. Called to ask them about it the next day and was told by the woman on the phone (that I will assume is the Manager), Heather, to call back the next day (she's working) and she'll get something squared away so that I can have my headphones back. I truly appreciate that so much and it's one of the reasons why I gave this place 5 stars.

I am extremely disappointed with how the Quality Inn in Deming, New Mexico handled our stay from…read moreJune 14-17, 2026, and the complete lack of communication afterward. Upon returning home, we discovered what appeared to be bed bug bites, raising serious concerns about the condition of our room. I sent three emails to the property, called the front desk, and even contacted Choice Hotels corporate customer service. Corporate informed me that this was a property-level issue that local management needed to address. Despite all of my efforts, no one from the hotel has contacted me to acknowledge my concerns, explain whether the room was inspected, or tell me what, if anything, was done. What is most frustrating is not only the potential bed bug concern, but the complete lack of accountability. A simple phone call or email explaining the findings or the steps taken would have shown that management cares about its guests. Instead, I have been ignored. Bed bug concerns should always be taken seriously, and guests deserve timely communication and transparency. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend staying here. The property was relatively quiet and had a good breakfast. The breakfast attendant was amazing and helped make the trip enjoyable.