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.

Fantastic experience. None of us were experienced horseback riders, but our guide made everyone…read morefeel comfortable within minutes. He was easygoing, professional, and clearly knew what he was doing. We also contacted them at the last minute looking to book a ride. I'm sure squeezing us into the schedule wasn't the easiest thing to do, but they accommodated us anyway and were incredibly gracious about it. We really appreciated their flexibility. The scenery was beautiful and exactly what we were hoping for. The ride took us through some amazing country with great views and a peaceful atmosphere that you just don't get to experience any other way. The horses were calm and easy to ride, and the entire experience felt safe and relaxed. If you're on the fence because you've never ridden before, don't be. We had a great time and would absolutely do it again. It ended up being one of the highlights of our trip. Highly recommended.

Positives: The mountain scenery was beautiful…read more The ceremony area with handmade benches and arch was breathtaking. The wedding coordinator, Michael, worked with our wedding planner from sun up to sun down for 3 days to make sure the day was perfect! We can't compliment Michael enough. Negatives: The Bunkhouse and Chalet had severe electrical problems. The home heater was not in working order. We were instructed to use the space heaters in each room. Only two heaters in each 12-bedroom bunkhouse could be plugged in or the breaker would short circuit. If the coffee pot (which overflowed and put grounds in the coffee) and toaster were plugged in, the breaker would short circuit. We made the owner aware of the issues in both houses. We were questioned over what we were plugging in. When we advised of the items being plugged in, we were told there was no way the breakers could have tripped and that there had never been a problem like this. After the event, I found a review from over a year ago, where another guest had advised of the same electrical problems. The Bunkhouse and Chalet floors were very dirty and also lacked a sufficient number of towels for the amount of people staying there. In the commercial kitchen the electrical breaker connected to the oven kept blowing a fuse. We used the grill in the commercial kitchen for the rehearsal dinner. My husband cleaned the grill in the kitchen including the grease trap that was not clean when we began cooking for over an hour. The next day he was told by the owner that he did not get it clean enough. Our food vendor for the wedding ceremony had difficulty cooking the meat due to the oven electrical issue as well. We washed all dishes used in the commercial kitchen even though within our package it stated staff would wash dishes. The banquet room was not cleaned and ready for us to use for the rehearsal dinner. Many things had to be moved and covered with linens. Our guests were asked to help spread gravel at the lodge as well as move a large grill which had caught on fire off the porch. Video was filmed and posted of guests including children, the wedding ceremony, the reception and décor without anyone's permission nor were vendors credited on the video. The Aspen Lodge has been asked to remove the video from their site. Due to a grill fire, there was not a grill available for our cookout at the lodge. We had to supply our own propane for the grill we used, which was located at the chalet far from the dinner space. None of the outdoor heaters had propane the first night we were there. Again, we had to hook up our own propane tank to one of the heaters. The owner finally brought one heater out for us to use that did have propane. He stated loudly in front of our 30 guests that we could use this heater tonight but if we wanted to use the heater at the wedding we would be paying more. We had already paid for use of the heaters in the $12,000 package. Heaters were provided at the wedding ceremony. TV and DVD do not work in either house. The decor that is provided within the package is very limited. Only rectangle tables are available. We were asked if we would donate our wedding light-up wands so the establishment could rent them to future customers.

The good. Bed was comfy, bathroom was great, a view from the room was fantastic…read more The bad. Stairs are steep, with rugs on each step, some are loose, one came off, almost went down but caught myself. They say they have WiFi, but not while I was there. Looks like they may have cable internet. The Arris modems used by cable companies all have issues with too many MAC addresses causing problems. Easy fix. Put a timer on it. Cycle power at 2-3 AM. No more "cannot connect". Sucked because I had work to do. Overall nice, but if you need connectivity, look elsewhere.

Love the history and uniqueness of this place as well as the area. Hotel Clifton is showing its age…read moresince it was restored 7 years ago. Our room needs to be entirely repainted once the severely peeling paint is scraped off the outer wall in the bathroom and bedroom. Window sills are very dirty. I understand it can be a very dusty town from the mining, but upkeep is important. Online pictures are from when the restoration was first completed 7-ish years ago and don't reflect the aging since. Our bed was the most uncomfortable we've slept in since our young partying college days. You immediately fell into a hole in the bed's center, and mattress is covered by a thick piece of foam to hide the poor condition but made you roast all night. It was beyond bad. But the Hotel in general has got a lot of old historic character which I like. A newer mattress & box spring, and freshened up walls & woodwork would have made our stay much more enjoyable. In its current state the hotel is much more rustic than indicated in AZ Highways and online.

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 is the best place to stay in or near Reserve. I just stayed there recently for about the 5th…read moreor 6th time over the last several years. Clean. Nice local feel with good attention to detail. I assume it is locally owned. Motel has a laundry room. 24 hour check in via phone at the site. Walking distance to courthouse, stores & Uncle Bill's. Their larger rooms are much nicer than anything else in the area. Suite C seems to be under renovation currently. If available, it is quite large. Suite A is a good deal & my favorite. Their smaller standard rooms are less expensive than standard rooms at other motels in the area.

The Frisco Lodge is a great place to stay in a small town of about 400 people. I was sent to…read moreReserve NM for a construction project and was given an unbeatable price for our crew and other contractors. The entire staff is incredibly responsive to any issues that may arise. I would definitely recommend the Frisco and the Hidden Springs (owned by the same people) to anyone either passing through or simply looking for a relaxing little retreat.

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.

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.

Receptionist, Jalen, was very helpful,cordial , and efficient . Thank you…read more Why I need to respond with a minimum of words is nonsense. I will not answer any more surveys

DIRTY ROOM-- Stayed there June 9, 2026 The next morning…read morewhile picking up my bags in the bathroom, I noticed poop under the toilet seat on the porcelain. Grabbed a Kleenex tried rubbing it off but it was dried hard. Also upon checking in, Found part of a tortilla chip by the bathroom tub and Cotton swab under the sink on the floor with something on it. Please take note of the price increase of over $150 (You are paying for a swimming pool that is no longer there, and no more gym either, which is completely unfair) I strongly suggest considering other options before Staying here. Price goes up and quality goes down-- go figure.

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!