Okay soooooo casino wise -- lots of great slots. Only a few tables. However, the slots are TIGHT…read moreas heck. Just plan to lose and you will be fine having fun. Boyfriend did better on the tables... that is par for the course. Front desk was initially a bit bristly but ended up being okay. He was worried about our service dog being just a pet initially but didn't question a whole lot. We arrived late without a reservation and the accommodated us easily. There is a pool area we saw while walking in but did not experience it first hand. We were downstairs but it was easy with the elevator. All housekeeping staff was very nice. Inside the shower they had an attached conditioner as well as a body/hair wash (unique) and the scent was light and fresh. The shower was large and I loved it. With real shower doors (you get bonus points for me with that). Hair dryer was in the room. The bed was extremely comfortable and the room was well appointed. I like the fridge and microwave as well as the little coffee nook. Overall this was a nice refreshing stay with good AC just what we wanted and needed. I will be back...

Stopped in on our way to the 4 Corners for the buffet, don't bother! Only gave it 2 stars because…read morethe staff as friendly and the salad bar was ok! It shouldn't even call itself a Buffett there was one option beside the salad bar, rice and egg roles and what looked like chicken tenders from a frozen bag, definitely would not recommend!

Good experience at the White Eagle while spending the night from Pennsylvania and exploring Mesa…read moreVerde. Held our breath while opening the door to the room, but room 17 was clean and well equipped with 3 double beds for our family of 5. Cable TV worked well, internet took a few minutes to connect but worked fine, and showers were hot. Other patrons were quiet and caused no disturbances. Only issue was the tub drain that did not drain, but after borrowing a plunger and attempting to gain flow, the manager gave me the room key to the room next door so we could continue our shower process. Problem solved! It is family- run establishment, which I like to support- and although dated, it was clean, convenient, and at $147, more affordable than other options in Cortez. Thanks, White Eagle!

**Family-Owned, Clean Pet-Friendly Motel That Checks All the Boxes**…read more The White Eagle Inn was a very nice stop to recharge on our way to New Mexico. Being a family-owned hotel with just three owners in 60 years, it was satisfying to support a local business run by two charismatic and enthusiastic owners that deeply care about their property rather than another hotel chain run by the "Big Six" (IHG, Choice, Wyndham, Hyatt, Marriott, Hilton). We arrived late at night, but the owners were so kind to arrange a late check-in process. Check-in time is from 3-9 so they were generous to accommodate us. The late check in was convenient and socially distant. The owner Kellie even sent ice to our freezer! Nice touch. -Location: The hotel is located right off the highway through Cortez, though a little removed from the city center. -The Hotel: White Eagle has a homey, down-to-earth yet earnest feel. It is a lovely throwback! There are 16 rooms and a nice picnic area with grill. There are 2 areas for the furbabies. Pet friendly but you absolutely need to declare your animals. Rooms are a single level motel format with quaint front desk area. -The Room: We had the triple room 17 which was very comfortable with three double beds. It is located at the end of the motel and has two chairs and a table in front. The room was clean and had retro wood paneling and traditional lamp shades. The bathroom was properly sealed and very clean. There is a table and chairs for eating as well as desk with chair. The beds are a bit springy but nice. It was so nice to have three beds for three travelers. Light fixture above window may need some dusting (mostly negligible but just wanted to point it out). Room blackouts out with ease for easy sleep. The bathroom had tile floors and the shower was very quiet. The water pressure is lower, but this is the desert! Perfectly understandable. However, the hot and cold faucet knobs took more adjusting to get the right temperature (bounced between very hot and very cold fast). They did not skimp, with tons of towels, washcloths, toilet paper, and shampoos/soap (came in individual packages) in the room which was so welcome! A/C ran consistently and the room stayed cool in the Colorado heat. Two important notes are that check out is at 10 AM and that there is no breakfast (though there is tea and coffee). Better get your early bird game on and get the worms! Check out is seamless, just put the key in a drop-off at the lobby door. The owner Mark personally sent us goodbye and gave us some great recommendations for the area. Positives: + Enthusiastic Staff + Three Beds Option + Tons of Towels + Quiet Shower + Only 16 Rooms + Easy Check In and Check Out + Great Value Neutrals: / Location Quips: - No Breakfast (understandable with COVID) - 10 AM Check In (due to COVID) - Knobs on Shower Overall White Eagle Inn was fantastic and we will definitely return when we see Mesa Verde! Excellent Value! 106 for a clean room and three beds is unbeatable.

What a prize! I was driving east through Arizona to Colorado…read moreand just couldn't drive anymore. When I arrived in Cortez, CO I decided I would stop. I looked on Google for hotels, but all the listings (commercial ads) were $90+ so I pulled into a place that the place with the sign that said, "Historic Hotel, Low Rates, Free Wifi". The office staffer, Connie, was amazingly nice. She gave me a "National Park Pass" discount of $10 so my room was under $70. Price is nice, but the room was truly "historic" AND very clean. Queen bed with lots of room to walk around it and a large bathroom. Plus the Wifi was lightening fast. I download all my photos from the Grand Canyon without so much as a slow down. I'd like to come stay here as a weekend destination get away; too bad its 1400 miles from my home.

Given the reviews here and on the other sites, I was expecting a well above average motel. But it…read moreappears there was a recent change in ownership and, with those ownership changes, came changes in hospitality and the guest experience. I stayed here in August 2019, which judging by past reviews, was shortly after the change in ownership. Check-in was alright and I was directed to a room in the front of the property. When I pulled up to my room, a staff member doing work on the came up to me and asked for my room key so he could turn on the AC and make sure the room was ready...okay. This might just be my New York paranoia talking, but I gave the room a thorough inspection when I got inside. The room was a 50s motel room, which was about what I expected. Furniture was dated, but it was clean. The internet password was not posted prominently and required me to read the fine print in the guide. Most hotels post the wifi password prominently and don't expect you to spend 15 minutes looking all over the room for it. Once I got that settled, the room was generally quiet and comfortable. The next morning, renovation work was going on pretty early in the morning. Thankfully, I wanted an early start anyway, so I wasn't bothered. This property worked for the night, but I'm not sure I'd return. Independent motels are always a gamble and, unfortunately, this one didn't live up to the past reviews.

Great location and walking distance to casino. Very clean park, but their electrical outlet melted…read moreour RV 3 prong connector. We noticed RV Park employees working on outlets during our stay, but did not detect an issue until we unplugged the next day. We paid $200 for a mobile service to come out and fix it. Please bring a surge protector to the RV Park if you stay there as we did not use ours.

The spots are 60' long with full hookups for $55 a night at that includes taxes. I would have given…read moreit a 5 if we did not just check it out after spending our night someplace else. So sorry we missed this.

After a long drive through several states to arrive to the fair-weathered town of Cortez, Colorado,…read moreI was pleased to see this hotel within walking distance of so many places. It's an ideal location for those conscious of the environment to easily move around and find what you need. At first glance, I thought the fountain was inappropriate until I got closer and realized the water is meant to flow from a vase and not something that's... erm... Well something often uncovered on a Greek statue. Love love LOVE the Southwest theme! Native Americans come in to set up a pottery and jewelry table in the lobby Monday through Friday from 6 - 10 am. The breakfast also has a sizable spread just outside the lobby with a variety of coffee, tea, and juice to choose from. Also, it was nice to see Halloween decorations at the front desk, reminding me fondly of my childhood. The bathroom was spacious and came with a tub. Something I've noticed lately is that tubs only seem to come in handicap accessible rooms, and now knowing what I do, I don't wish to ever take that away from someone who needs it more. However, I'll note that the counters, closet, and door latches are all shorter with those needs in mind. The floor tiles coming in have these really awesome Native American stamps, and the lamps have similar design. The curtains are in hues of green, blue, and turquoise, and the furniture is nice. The tellie works, and the bed has no right to be so comfortable. During our first night, the lamp switched on and off by itself repeatedly, walking us up at odd hours. I know, I know, you're thinking, it's not haunted, there's a scientific explanation for this! There was. The bulb was loose, and vibrations from the floor above us kept tripping it. BUT WAIT! There's more. As I have the ability to work from my laptop, I noticed things slightly out of place. Not moved, per se, but shifted. And on Thursday, my vape lay flat on the counter, minding its own business and not hurting anything when I watched in real time as it rolled off the counter and shattered on the tile. RIP glass tank, RIP. I will say right now that it was far from the ledge and the surface was level. My vape had no reason to roll away on dangerous adventures. All I can say is if my room was haunted, 1) that's freaking awesome and 2) it's likely a playful ghost. But I really wish it hadn't targeted my poor vape. That gets expensive. Speaking of oddities of the non supernatural variety, the floor length mirror is right in front of the toilet. For the love of all things good, why is this a thing? I really don't need to watch myself do my business on the pot. That's weird. A final thing I will note regarding the building that has been echoed in many reviews is that the foundation, decor, carpeting, and dim hallway lighting is all dated. It actually didn't bother me because it gave the odd happenings a very fun appeal, and I also felt an old charm. However, this hotel probably could do with a remodel at some point. Amenities: The indoor pool and hot tub are nice. I wouldn't say the pool is large, but there was enough room for me to comfortable swim laps while my husband relaxed in the jacuzzi after being on his feet all day. Laundry room: didn't use. This hotel charges for those features, and half the equipment was out of order. Fitness Room: right next to the laundry room, and both of these amenities are in a building in the same parking lot but separate from the main building. Staff: Excellent! They were on top of our needs, providing me with extra coffee for my Kürig, switching out our towels since we have the DND sign up, and even placing trash bags on my door handle after I'd set out my bags in front of my door (I'd brought my own but this was nice). I even got to know the morning housekeeper a bit during my stay. My week consisted of a fantastic, if not slightly spooky and fun experience. I'd definitely return.

I understand the hotel is being renovated, but why are you booking people in rooms that are still…read moreunder construction? The sink leaked the drain under the sink was a flimsy plastic tube. Th were was only one working outlet in the room. No trim along the floors and the main door to the hallway was broken. We pre booked this hotel and arrived late so there was no other options in town.

Beautiful historical building. Cozy and warm in winter. Hosts are very welcoming and…read moreknowledgeable about the area. Very reasonable rates. Will definitely stay there again.

This is a hidden gem in the the small mountain town of Rico. I decided to stay at this place during…read moremy visit to Telluride. Its just 30 mins away and drive is just breathtaking taking and scenic during winter. This is a historic building which has been kept very well. One can just gaze and take dozens of pictures of the different fixtures and objects of this building which are historic, old yet functional and very maintained. Both the rooms and dormitory are very affordable. The standards maintained here are almost same as that of a 3-4 star hotel. This is a clean, very cozy place and gives u a homely feeling..The owner/ caretaker was very welcoming and informative.

Great place to stay in Farmington. My room was comfy and big, with a sofa and fridge/microwave…read more Nice bathroom. I didn't have any noise issues like others have mentioned. Breakfast was great-- waffle maker, French toast, eggs, and potatoes, and fruit too. All day coffee and tea in the lobby plus they even had some soup out for dinner at night. I was a woman on my own and felt safe and comfortable although it's definitely not the fancy part of town and the clientele seemed to be mostly oil & gas crews. Convenient to lots of food options.

As soon as we walked into our room there was a cockroach (we stayed on the 1st floor) the couches…read moreas well as the carpets are extremely stained, the beds are a little hard but it's doable, we also found multiple hairs in the towels, bed sheets, as well as the shower curtain, & the bathtub was also stained. There is also no fan in the bathroom so when you shower it will get very steamy so i would not be surprised if that's where the moldy smell comes from.

Great value and fun themed rooms! We got one of the star wars room and it was well decorated! The…read moreroom was spacious and had all the basics. We had access to complimentary breakfast and a shared clubhouse. There's jumbo chess outside the main office and outdoor seating as well.

Tired of the chain hotels so we found this place driving thru Cortez CO and needing to sleep. Love…read morethe retro vibe, slept in the Elivs room 1956 and it was so clean and warm. Warm greetings at front desk. Looking around in the daytime you won't find a more family friendly place. Game room, breakfast, outside grass area, laundry room. Only one slightly neg. was the shower drain did not drain. But I've had that happen in high end hotels too and this being older built not surprising. A must stay and will come back.

We have been here for a week of peace and quiet…read more Our rooms are clean, quiet, and comfortable. The beds are great. We have a full kitchen which we use for most of our meals - a full-size refrigerator, a full-size stove with a large oven, a microwave, and a coffee maker. The sitting room is large. Management is friendly and attentive. The Inn is on the main street but in a very small town--NO TRAFFIC NOISE. We have not heard a car horn or siren all week. Needed services are within walking distance. With the big box stores, Cortez is less than 15 minutes away.

We're staying here and the room is in a rough condition. Deferred maintenance. Very beat up…read more We picked Dolores Mountain Inn to stay in Dolores to minimize driving, but now that reality of room is upon us, wish we'd reconsidered.