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"The Elkhorn Lodge is our #1 Choice for lodging when we are in Chama. The front desk, cleaning, and maintenance staff are awesome! A+++"

"Beautiful rooms, grounds and a helpful, friendly staff."

"This was a clean room and the staff was very friendly."

"Have stayed at the Inn many times. Always enjoy — beautiful setting well kept room and property nice amenities. One of our favorite lodgings in NM."

"We loved our stay at Casa Escondida. From beginning to end, the communication was excellent. Our food preferences were asked for, and our instructions for getting there were clearly defined. The breakfast was superb both days, and our chef shared local information and what we might like to see for that day. All the staff were so nice, and the people staying there at the same time as us were equally lovely."

"We had a great stay."

"This was a great hotel. It’s an old building with so much charm. We enjoyed our stay."

"Clean room easy check in"

"Helpful staff. Good for one night."

"Overall a good clean room for my travels. Spent 13 nights here while working the Frijoles Fire"

"Clean rooms"

"Overall fantastic stay. Hospitality and knowledge of area exceptional. Food and views phenomenal."

"Beautiful area and very enjoyable cabin "

"Really nice hotel for the value the only thing was my room was extremely dark lighting was for"

"Beautiful little house, It was very clean and updated. I loved the large yard for our puppy. Beds were clean and comfortable, it was very nice that there was a laundry room with laundry soap. Would love to stay here again if we visit chama again. Also there was a nice little coffee shop that we walked to a couple blocks away."

"This is a fabulous little suite surrounded by trees in a pretty garden frequented by the local bird life and is located in a quiet neighbourhood with easy highway access to the tourist areas. There's also a hot tub and BBQ. The proprietors are friendly and helpful but not intrusive. The rooms are spotless. They provide everything, and more, that the average traveller would need. "