I came here in late March - blizzard and rainy. Driving here from East (Los Alamos) during a winter…read morestorm warning was not wise. Don't do that unless you have a 4WD and like fear - think The Shining. I saw deer too so yay. It's definitely far out from any major town so you know it's going to be special. Check in: super easy, no staff on site because it was late and off-season but entry instructions were clear and easy. Main lobby is a great lounge area with tons of games, books, snacky stuff, full kitchen, stocked fridge. Area: awesome location, near the base of a mountain with a river stream nearby. It's magical. Room: clean, super quiet, new Mexican decor. Also, I think the floor tiles were heated, which is something I didn't think I needed in my life until that moment. Other: I didn't pool or hot tub it given wintery weather but they're there. Also, there's a really old saloon Los Ojos nearby and it's the very definition of dive bar. I felt like I was in the Hateful Eight. Oh, there's the jemez springs which is also great in the winter I'll be back.

Lovely place but I was racially targeted with some comment that didn't sit well with me .Good…read moreenvironment but never again

Outstanding!!! A peaceful place to rest your mind & soul,…read moreespecially during difficult times. Very, very kind people.

I originally was going to try to stay farther up the mountain but they had a room for me on the…read moreweekend that I wanted to visit. Lawanda is very sweet and accommodating. The Santa Fe room that I stayed in was charming and clean. The one critique would be the shower. It's very tight quarters and the shower head was stuck in one direction. But the next time that I come I will just bring my own detachable shower head and problem solved. I will be making this place my regular stop when I need to get out of ABQ :-) Thank you so much Lawanda, Debbie and Larry for helping ensure that I had a kick ass weekend!! :-)

Ok, so this place has not had reviews since 2019, let me bring you up to date...2022…read more I saw the good reviews for this place and thought I'd try it out. This place is getting 2 stars only because the bed was comfy, it was warm and the Tv worked. The owner was nice, friendly. Now, let's get to the bad parts. The previous person who was in #6, was late leaving...therefore, I had to find something to do for the next hour while they got the place cleaned and ready...she did offer me another room but, not for the same price. Where I went will be another review and for that time it worked out. My room was nice and clean for the most part. The bathroom sink was clogged and slow to drain, Toilet was low to the ground, there is mold on the ceiling, and the fan was covered with dust, and bugs, spiders on the wall and ceiling. Oh, and I had a wasp in my room! The shower sprayer was to harsh, and not enough hot water. The coffee pot had no coffee filters. It was quiet and was able to take my dog out at night, and pretty dark, the street light came on then went off. The lady that owns it has the place very cluttered and the kitchen where I went to check out was pretty cluttered and dirty. So, if I go up there again, I will look for another place and pay more to make sure I feel more comfortable.

Tucked away in the mountain town of Jemez Springs, loves this tiny inn. We've stayed here multiple…read moretimes throughout the years, and the owner Billie has always been very cordial and hospitable to us. Make no bones about it- stuff here is very old school. A box TV, VCR only that doesn't always work, quilted blankets, and old school horse pictures. When you walk in, you will probably think you have been transported to the 80's but Billie and her housekeeper keep it very clean. She has a couple different room options, from tiny one bedrooms, to a few family rooms, to one larger room with an upstairs. We have stayed in a couple different of their rooms and most recently stayed in the one with the upstairs. It was roomy for four people, but note that the upstairs has a very low ceiling. So what if they don't have all the big amenities? They have a fantastic view, in a great relaxing location. It's a great value at $80 a night, for comfy beds and hot water.

Quaint little restaurant and Inn ad it's associated with Georgia O'Keeffe…read more Ordered the blue corn Enchilada with red sauce even though I ordered Christmas, still very delicious

Good service, good food, and a fun venue. Worth a stop if you are traveling through the area. I'm…read morenot sure if I would travel all of the way there just for the meal but if you are checking out other things, definitely stop in for an enjoyable meal

Love their chips and salsa. A great way to start or end your day. Staff are super friendly and…read morehelpful.

Everything is very old but kept very clean. the staff here is very friendly the hotel is reasonably…read morepriced. nobody said likes to stay here cuz everything is outdated but I have had better service here than I've had at five star $200 night hotels I got a two bedroom full kitchen for $50 a night

I came here on a stormy night after a long day on a motorcycle…read more The streets were rolled up, the town was down for the night. This place was wonderful. It was a warm, dry place to spend a night and reset after some long spring time miles. Price was very reasonable, the hostess was polite and prompt, and the room was great. I'm from Nevada, every amenity had a charge in the casino resorts. This place was no frills, but what you needed it had without excessive fees. Always leave these places better than you found them, so they stay in business to care for the next weary traveler. Loved the tiles shower.

Door was terrible needed new one no lights on nightstand just one big light in room. Bathroom had…read morebrown rusty water . Spray paint in drawers. Got pictures and staff was bad.​

Stayed at Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa for three days for a conference. The resort is in Santa…read moreAna Pueblo, which is about 25 minutes outside Albuquerque and another 50 minutes from Santa Fe (though with the conference schedule, I was unable to make it to Santa Fe). The property itself is beautiful and expansive, sits on Tamayame land, and at the outset of the conference a member of the Native American tribe welcomed us and shared about the land and setting. The property has with multiple event spaces, an on-site trail, a large gym, and several pools. It is a fairly large resort (our room was at one end, so it was about a 7-10 minute walk to the main lobby area). Each day began with a large breakfast buffet, and lunch was similarly well done. One of the highlights was being able to sit outside during meals at large tables overlooking the grounds, mountains, trees, and fresh air made for a really peaceful setting. For breakfast, I enjoyed the red/green chilies chilaquiles (New Mexican style breakfast), it was very flavorful and I enjoyed trying but was very spicy/heavy. From a conference and events perspective, the resort is very impressive. There is a large main conference room with a stage, and the room can accommodate over 100 people (at round tables), along with many smaller breakout rooms. Over two evenings, we attended events at different venues on the property, one about a 10-minute walk away (with hotel mini-bus transportation available), and another closer to the main area under a tent. The more distant venue was quite large and set apart, likely used for weddings and larger celebrations. That evening included a buffet dinner, DJ, dancing, and multiple bar setups. The second evening closer to the main hotel was a seated dinner under a tent, with music and performances in a more contained setting. There is also a nice bar and restaurant in the lobby, as well as another more casual restaurant by the pool. Given time constraints, I was not able to fully take advantage of all the amenities (including the spa, horseback riding, and longer trail walks), but I would absolutely recommend this property. It is incredibly scenic, serene, and feels immersed in nature, and I would gladly return.

Nice hotel. Friendly staff. Beautiful grounds. Overall a peaceful stay…read more Pros: Spacious rooms Nicely lit rooms A lot of rooms seem to have balconies Housekeeping is efficient Responsive thermostat in the room Staff is friendly The grounds are very pedestrian friendly, so it's nice to just walk around + scenic views Internet in the rooms is consistent The ok: Gym is small, but everything you need for a hotel gym Peloton was not working Room service is quick The snag: They say there's a 24 hour menu. I ordered, got the email confirmation, was given to ETA of an hour. Food didn't come, so I went to check and it turns out after 11:00pm, you need to call for room service. Frustrating because it lets you place the order online and does not tell you the 11pm rule.

When traveling the 40, we often stop for the night in Moriarity and on this particular roadtrip, we…read morestopped at this hotel on our way out and again our way back. Sydney at the front desk recognized me when I came back and she was able to get us a room that minimized the amount of walking to/from as one family member is currently have mobility issues. The rooms are clean, the hotel is quiet, the parking lot is safe, and the breakfast is good. They offer both corn or flower tortillas with breakfast. The indoor pool and jacuzzi are nice to wind down after a long day driving. It is a small town and there aren't a lot of places to eat, but we've all been happy with both Nachos and La Hacienda which are both located near the hotel. The hotel also has some frozen meals available that are very inexpensive if you just want to microwave something quick to eat before heading to sleep. We have stayed here many times over the years and have never had any problems. I think this is the second time I've reviewed them, but we've been stopping here every year or two for what I think is about twenty years now.

Booked stay through priceline for 2 rooms while standing at front desk because rates were cheaper…read more Front desk person said she should get the reservation quickly and would let me know as soon as received. Unfortunately, Priceline defaulted to 2 weeks out and yes it is my fault for not double checking date. Contacted Priceline and they stated that it was a non-cancellation but if hotel agrees to honor cancellation and refund then they will do that. Spoke with lady at desk and she stated that manager was already gone for the evening but she would leave a note and let her know what happened and that it shouldn't be an issue for her to approve cancellation. Went back on priceline to book stay for the correct night, that night. In the morning spoke with a lady who said she was the manager and had seen the note, talked with the person that worked in the evening and had already taken care of cancellation and I should be receiving my refund. A week passed and I had not seen a credit on my card. Called Priceline and they said they have not received anything from hotel but would honor if/when received. Called hotel and was told that the GM said will not refund then why was I told my someone who said they were the manager that I would receive my refund. Called corporate and was told that they would check into situation and get back, week later and no reply. I followed up and was told the ticket was closed, no reply by mail, email, phone....wow, that's terrible customer service. Said they spoke with hotel manager was told the cancellation date came after the stay and that there was a year cancellation policy??? what?? that doesn't even make sense cancellation was put in same day as booked on line for the wrong future date so how can it past the date?? This whole situation has just been terrible and feel like I was lied to by hotel employees.

Step Back in Time at the Sunset Motel - Classic Charm with Modern Touches…read more The Sunset Motel on Route 66 is a true step back in time--in the best way possible. From the paneling and vintage furniture to the mid-century artwork, the entire place feels like a well-preserved piece of Americana. It's clear the owners take great pride in maintaining the property and providing guests with a welcoming, nostalgic experience. Though it's just 650 feet from the interstate, we didn't hear any road noise at night--a pleasant surprise. While we weren't traveling with pets, the motel is clearly pet-friendly, with a nicely kept grassy area for pet relief. The pet fee is also very reasonable at just $15. Our main challenge was the lack of accessible power outlets in the room. As someone who uses a CPAP and travels with other electronic devices, this made things a bit tricky. The continental breakfast came in a charming little bag and included a bran muffin and two oranges. There's a coffee maker in the room, which was appreciated, but don't expect a full breakfast spread. The beds were very firm--in our opinion, too firm for a comfortable night's sleep. That might work for some, but it's something to be aware of if you prefer softer bedding. EV travelers should know that the Tesla charger onsite is owned and operated by Tesla, not the motel. The staff doesn't have much information about it. There are two units, both with J1772 adapters, and they appear identical to Tesla destination chargers. I charged at 11 amps to avoid idle fees and was pleased to see no charges after about 10 minutes post-charge. The cost was $0.36/kWh--about half the price of the Francis Energy Superchargers in the area. All in all, the Sunset Motel offers a unique and memorable stay for travelers who appreciate a retro vibe, friendly service, and a touch of Route 66 history.

A surprise! Family owned and friendly to travelers ! We like motels. This one maintains her 60's…read moreRoute 66 flair. Clean, well kept, and very furry friendly for our German Shepherds. Quiet the night we drive in mid week. Special touch having bed blankets available for hairy pets, lighted grassy run for walking and all for $15 each for pets. Worth it. We thought bed in our unit could have been firmer but that is the only negative. Surprise treats for breakfast were very yummy fresh pastries and suggestion list of good breakfast places.