My friend's group of 10 people decided to travel to Pagosa for a reunion on the slopes and in the…read moresprings. Although we didn't stay at the hotel, we went to The Springs Resort everyday we were in town. An afternoon soak was just what our muscles needed after spending the day on the slopes. We relaxed, shared stories and laughs while sipping tasty wellness drinks ("shroom shrubs") and cocktails in the healing hot springs. The outstanding service really elevated our experience. Our server, Matthew was exceedingly friendly and attentive. He went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed--including food and drink, took a few group photos, and even let gave us tips as to what springs were best for watching the sunset. Our server Micaela was also excellent, joking with us and making us feel spoiled! I would recommend visiting The Springs in Pagosa to anyone! It was a wonderful way to unwind & catch up, in the relaxing springs while surrounded by beautiful nature! #goodvibes #warmestregards #thesprings

Overpriced and absolutely not worth it. Spent over $600 for a Wed-Friday stay. Plus the Wild Finch…read morecafe which is $310+ for a meal with dessert for 2. Savannah at front desk is rude and probably thinks it's her house. She knows what happened. Not very sure on returning but the soak was great. Employees are obviously with a toxic management since you can see them not courteous and acknowledging. Will probably not come back as it is overpriced for a quality of 50%. $1000 for a 2 day is robbing you blind with a very low quality room and service.

Vintage rooms with high ceilings. I checked in a little after 5, (you go to the restaurant on the…read morefirst floor and they call the owner) and he came right away. He showed me to my room which I thought was cute and cozy...and I settled right in. (thank goodness for air conditioning). Please be aware that you will have to carry your own items up to the 2nd floor, there is no elevator. Otherwise, it was quiet and charming. I am a sucker for historical buildings and this one did not disappoint! While loading up my car the outside door lock's battery died and I couldn't get back in the building to get the rest of my things, but as soon as I reported it, they fixed it. Very quick responses from everyone who works there! All in all, I will be back!

We (myself, my wife and our dog) had reservations to stay one night at the Steam Train Hotel on May…read more18, 2025 to attend a funeral for a family member in the area. At first we were pleased with the accommodative nature of Teagan one of the husband wife team that manages the hotel. Upon arrival we called to check in as the hotel no longer has a lobby as it was leased to a restaurant. Essentially your check in begins in the parking lot when Paul brought out our invoice and was going to show us around. When Paul saw our dog, Paul informed us to be careful in the back part of the hotel area as there were neighborhood dogs that roamed around and could be dangerous. We were escorted up some outdoor steps to the door on the second floor to the hallway where most of the rooms are. Later that afternoon, my sister and her husband arrived to also check in. Upon opening the door to our room, I noticed a larger dog inside the hall that I was not familiar with ( Paul's dog) and our dog came out of our room and was approached by the larger dog "Luna". Our dog went to the door and was followed by Paul's dog after Paul attempted to block his dog and almost immediately attacked our dog and would not let go of her as she tried to escape his grip and constant biting. My wife had already started to try to get our dog loose and had fallen under a nearby table. I was able to pull her out of the way and eventually pull our dog loose from Paul's dog. The result was my wife received several dog bites that I believe came mostly from Paul's dog and our dog was bitten numerous times on the back of her neck area. While Paul checked while we were cleaning the blood from my wife's and our dog's wounds, not once during the remaining time we were there did Paul reach out to see how we were doing. I did see Teagan the following day and while she did not bring up the incident, I did bring it up and she said she was sorry. Little did I know that Paul's warning about neighborhood dogs should have included his own dog. We attended our funeral services and returned home to obtain medical treatment for both my wife and our dog. This was one disgusting experience and obviously will never ever use this hotel, which may not matter as the hotel was recently put up for sale.

This ranch is absolutely amazing. From the accommodations, to staff, to the view and location this…read moreplace is 5 stars! I hope to be able to go back soon. Highly recommended!

From the owner: Zapata Ranch is a 103,000-acre ranch owned by The Nature Conservancy of Colorado where guests can…read moreride through and learn about our conservation herd of 2,500 bison, integrate themselves into daily life on the ranch and participate in extensive nature programs. Managed by Ranchlands, Zapata Ranch in nestled at the base of Southern Colorado's Sangre de Cristo Mountains and shares a border with the United States' tallest sand dunes: The Sand Dunes National Park & Preserve.

I haven't actually stayed at this hotel but I did recently work with someone from the hotel over…read morethe weekend (her name is Lauryn). We had some dear friends who were staying at the hotel and celebrating their anniversary. They mentioned where they were staying and I thought, I should call that place up and try to surprise my friends with something delivered to their room! I never really know who to ask to speak to for something like this so I just called and told the person who answered what I wanted to do. He immediately put me in touch with Lauryn. (Kudos to that guy who knew who I should be transferred to.) Lauryn wasn't there so I left a message. She called me back promptly, within 5 minutes. I told her what I was thinking and told her the name of the guests. Lauryn said she had met one of my friends earlier that morning and said she already knew about the anniversary and was in the process at that very moment of sending them a bottle of bubbly on the house. Immediately, I thought, this is a class act! I asked Lauryn if she could arrange to have a basket full of cheeses and meats delivered and maybe some fruit. She mentioned that there was an organic grocery store next door and that she would be happy to pick some items up for me. I told her the types of salami, cheeses, and other items that I thought they would like. She said no problem. Within 30 minutes, she sent me a picture of what she bought, took off all the price tabs and quickly bundled things up in a basket and had it delivered to them! Lauryn did something else that was really nice too but this review is already long and I think the description above will shed plenty of light on the type of top quality service you can expect when you come to The Blake. At the end of the day, you can own a 5 star hotel but if that hotel doesn't have exceptional staff members to help the guests out (and in this case, their friends from another state), you don't really have a 5 star hotel. All I can do is give them a 5 star review. I definitely know that I want to make a special trip here just so I can hand Lauryn a nice tip to thank her for helping me out so much!

So we came to Taos last year and had a wonderful dinner experience they had an approachable menu…read morewith things for kids and some reasonable resort prices. We were so excited to return this year. Their menu has changed dramatically. Offering only 5 main items for dinner. We ordered the duck - which was so tiny. We had the tomorow and cucumber salad. It was wedged tomatoes and maybe 6 slices of cucumber for $24. We also had the tuna - it was served with cantaloupe..... was not great. Overall it was expensive and very little food and it was not good.

Amazing place to stay, as well as a great place to shop for the best of Chama clothing and gifts…read more Don't forget to put it on your list.

There are two rooms, both upstairs overlooking the nearby scenic rail. At the end of the day,…read moreyou'll hear the toot-toots from the engines for a few minutes, then it's all peaceful. The owner takes great care to make sure that you have an excellent stay. Everything is immaculately clean, very comfortable. Lots and lots of amenities. My only complaint is that the wifi is a bit dodgy, but that's true generally in Chama, as I understand it. I would definitely stay here again when I am back in the area.

Unfortunately, the owner has died. The restaurant has been torn down. It used to be the best food…read moreanywhere, but there is only cold wind now and the concrete walls of a new hotel project. Miss you Jean, Dadou, the chefs and all the wonderful staff who treated their guests like family.

It is closed and will be for a year or two. They tore it down to meet codes after Jean Mayer died…read more He was one of a kind. I hear they are using all the decor when they rebuild it. I hope it will have the food, service and ambience that Jean was known for.

Wow! We found Corkins Lodge on the web and decided to make it our base camp for our fishing trip in…read moreNew Mexico. Philo is the manager and she is a force of nature. She runs the place and works from morning to night. She even went above and beyond to help us after a change of plans and had everything ready when we arrived. The Lodge is a great place to stay. It is right on the river and the facilities are Clean and in great shape. Our cabin had a porch with a BBQ grill and picnic table that we used every night. They have a great lake for fishing on the premises where we caught several rainbows when not out on the river. Bring food and supplies because it is far from town. This is the type of place anyone would like to make a destination for an annual family vacation.

This place is a very nice and relaxing getaway from the city life. If you want to get away and hike…read moreand have good fishing spots this is the place to be. There are no TV'S in the cabins but plenty to do to keep you busy all day. They have a nice pool that is nestled in the woods with a nice relaxing view. The fishing pond is stocked, it's a fishing pond not a catching pond. Even though it's stocked you still need to fish for them. Very nice size of fish too! If you want to head into town the train is a nice ride into Colorado for a nice lunch. Will I go back? Yes of course this place is not easy to reserve either so if you get it, take it and have fun!

Great little cabin. Very well maintained and cute design. Well use of space. Comfy bed. Nice…read morebathroom with a great tub. They do not offer and shampoo, conditioner or lotion. Just soap which was very unexpected. The walls are thin you can hear your neighbors very clearly. Great location and very nice owners. We would stay here again, just choose a different cabin.

First time guest. Nick was the most friendly and helpful host. The cabins were extremely cozy and…read morewell maintained. Great location, friendly staff, and cozy warm lodging. We will definitely stay here again.