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"Very comfortable, well equipped cabin in beautiful surroundings on the river."

"We loved staying here. We'll be back!"

"Great and fun stay."

"Nestled into a lovely landscape with warm staff plus clean and cozy rooms. Can’t wait to come back!"

"The casa itself was interesting and clean, fun to stay in. Breakfast was enjoyable; presentaton was simple. We would make one suggestion: knowing limited huoman resources and water etc., some extra attention to the grounds would go a long ways to a welcoming and hanging-out atmosphere. Oh, one other thing we noticed that could be improved--depending on water pressure--the shower head in the Luminaria room (where we loved the patio door windowsi) provided very small spray,"

"Helpful staff, easy access to Railroad and town"

"We had a great stay."

"They were good they really help me with my booking. I accidentally booked a wrong date but they rescheduled it. So nice of them"

"Very helpful staff, check in & bar."

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

"Clean , convenient location"

"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. "