Called to inquire about availability for a booking. They wouldn't even consider giving us pricing…read morebecause our group would "be too big". Initially, we asked about the casita, for four adults and small children. They said we're too many. Then we asked about booking the casita and a room, got turned away. Guess they don't like kids. REPLY: We were certainly willing to rent out as much space/rooms necessary to adhere to your occupancy rules. You mentioned several times in our conversation that your guests valued peace and quiet. You kept saying that a group would disrupt that, as if a group of 5 (which is allowed in the casita) is not a group. If the casita and a separate room were not available, you could have said that but you didn't. The only conclusion I can come up with is that it's because we had small children, you assumed we would be loud, as if a group of 5 adults can't be just as rowdy. Other comments in the reviews mention you were rude, and I got to say, the tone you used over the phone wasn't very friendly either.

Spur of the moment trip from Tucson without a plan or place to stay! Found Casitas de Gila while…read moredriving and called to see if they could accommodate us for one night and they did. It's always a worry when trying to find a place like this and only booking for one night but it was no problem at Casitas de Gila. Get ready for a 5 mile dirt road to get there but rest assured the road is well maintained and not scary for those traveling in a regular passenger car. As others have mentioned, be sure to grab your supplies in Silver City or bring them with you because once you get to Casitas de Gila, you're not gonna want to leave, especially if it means traveling in the evening! Checked in at the office with Becky and she was kind and friendly. Michael greeted us at our casita and gave us the grand tour. He's a very friendly, knowledgeable man (geologist) who gave us so much information about the land, the history, animals and dark skies. The casita (we were in the bird casita) is so comfortable! Super comfy bed, lots of plush towels and extra blankets/pillows, heated floors, BBQs (charcoal and propane), birdseed to feed the tons of quail, entertainment in the way of board games, books and such, a telescope and lots of stuff for cooking to make your stay enjoyable. All the dishes/cookware you'd need, coffee/tea/filters, spices/seasonings, condiments and included were a fresh half gallon of milk, orange juice, bagels, English muffins, cream cheese, butter, jellies/jams and a delightfully delicious loaf of pumpkin pecan bread that Becky makes. Incredible! We grilled steaks and corn on the Weber grill and enjoyed a night of board games when we weren't outside stargazing. The little art gallery is full of jewelry (Becky makes some), beautiful oil paintings (Michael is a great artist), t-shirts, cups, and plenty of other interesting items. We purchased a t-shirt and cup with the Casitas name on them and bought a very interesting and unique mask made from a gourd. We loved our stay at Casitas de Gila and would love to stay there again!

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!

Wanted to say that our overnight stay was 5 Star !…read more From the Home Cooked Meals that were ready to heat and eat that were waiting for us. To the spotless room with all the essentials for either a one night stay or longer ! Had some beers and snacks with new friends that had also booked a room after we met them at The Catwalk and recommended Double TT ! So if your going to be going to see The Gila Catwalk and want to spend some time around the area then I highly recommend this place to stay ! Thanks Again Cheers!

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.

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!

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.

The food is bland. It's expensive and service is not the best depending on your waiter. I've only…read morehad 1 good waiter. They get 1 star because I can't give them 0 stars.

Thank you ALL for a pleasant stay. Our room was always ready when we returned from Mom's cleanup…read more We'll be back soon for the Head stone setting. Always interesting to see all the changes with the the Cooper mining diggings.

Don't judge a book by its cover... This place is great! The customer service was exceptional and…read moreeven made arrangements for an after hours check-in. The room super clean! It is pet friendly but I didn't see or hear any pets and there was no smell or hair in the room. It was a great room! We will stay there again the next time we pass through.

I had been on the road for over 10 hours, it was after 1:00 AM, and I was exhausted. I picked up…read morethe phone, by the hotel's front office door and inquired about available vacancy. The office personnel was courteous and professional. It was refreshing to check-in to a motel, in the middle of nowhere, and have such service. My room was and continued to be extremely clean, throughout my stay(Due to some personal/business matters, I had to stay additional nights.). I enjoyed the picnic benches and relaxing scenery/atmosphere, in the back of the hotel. Some mornings, I would see one of the office personnel, rake the rocks/gravel of the entire parking lot. Due to my work related experiences, I asked if it was therapeutic. She informed me, it was to spread the rocks and pick up any potential hazards(screws/etc.., accidentally dropped by workers[guests], etc...). I praised the appearance of the entire parking lot, but mostly the service provided by the office and housekeeping personnel.