Top Hotels in New Mexico Specialty lodgings
Top Things to do in New Mexico
10 Top-Rated Specialty lodgings in New Mexico
With its rich cultural heritage from Native American and Spanish settlers, New Mexico has been both a Spanish colony and a Mexican colony, and still retains a strong individual identity within the United States. The landscape is breathtaking, the food incredible, and there is a thriving cultural scene, all of which makes New Mexico, and Santa Fe in particular, a great place all year long.
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1. Hyatt House Carlsbad
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Sterile
Reviewed By pjh882022I booked this because it was new and figured it would be cleaner than an order hotel. Had a drink in the bar and the bartender didn’t know how to make drinks. Was also u professional. The woman who worked the front desk was hanging at the bar and talking with a couple of girls. I finished my SEI k and left.
2. Bright Morning Motel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 20 reviews
Quiet, clean, big, and very comfy bed
Reviewed By denisQ5652VBThe price was good, simple style. Very clean, painted and good condition. Walk in shower. Refrigerator and microwave plus desk/vanity to sit at that was well lit. Very comfy bed was a big plus. Plenty of room. Staff are pleasant. Restaurant in same parking lot.
3. The Rustique Bungalows
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
So tiny, the wash basin is in the kitchenette -
Reviewed By Sharon SThe bungalow was uncomfortably cramped, even for two normal-sized people. The queen bed was comfortable enough. The rustic table and chairs on the porch were adequate for sitting out under the Ponderosas - until the cigar smoke from the too- close porch of the next cabin wafted over. In addition, the online posted price that Friday was $119. She quoted $130 over the phone - but the final total was $152. I do not recommend the bungalows - tho’ the boutique seems to be popular.
4. Pinecliff Village Resort
Overall Ratings
3 based on 163 reviews
Whether planning a family vacation or a romantic weekend getaway, Pinecliff Village Resort has it all! Our one and two-bedroom condos are tastefully furnished and boast designer touches. Each one has a kitchen, dining room and for those cool nights, some offer a cozy fireplace. You can also spend time on your very own private patio or balcony. Perfectly located just minutes from Ruidoso's fine dining, casinos and horseracing in season, Pinecliff Village resort will call you back across all seasons!
Pine Cliff Great Stay
Reviewed By dweedledweedle077We really enjoyed our stay at Pine Cliff. The location is perfect and close to everywhere we needed to go. The staff are very helpful and kind! Our condominium that we stayed in was very clean and everything worked. Our dogs loved the place too!!
5. Serenity House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 27 reviews
One of the most well preserved and oldest historic estates in the SW corner of New Mexico. Built in 1883, the home is walking distance to everything. A grand front porch offers a relaxing and comfortable place to visit with family, friends and others. Call direct for more information.
Amazing BnB
Reviewed By WishfulNomadWe absolutely loved our stay at the Serenity House. Rebekah was there to check us in and meet us with sparkling waters. She has done an incredible job with the place, one of the most artfully and loving done home restorations I have seen. She has managed to retain all of the charm of the historic house with a pizazz its own. And she was a very knowledgeable and gracious host. Made the place feel incredibly welcoming. Would absolutely recommend this to anyone coming through Silver City. One of my favorite BnBs I have stayed at any where around the world!
6. IHG Army Hotel on White Sands Missile Range Post
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
The IHG Army Hotel White Sands Missile Range has a unique room property arrangement. The 501 side has 24 rooms; 19 of which are 1 bed with bathroom, eating area, microwave, refrigerator, sink and bathroom. The remaining 5 rooms are suites - larger rooms. The north side of the building is Building 502 and has 19 rooms with one bed, a kitchen cooking area, living room, and bathroom.
Typical fantastic Army hospitality
Reviewed By Pam BWe stayed at the base hotel 3 nights as we celebrated our son in law's rank promotion. When we arrived late, our room had not been serviced but the staff quickly set everything to rights. At first glance, the complimentary breakfast seems scant but there was actually a huge variety of food on offer, served very efficiently in a small space. The large suites are very comfortable, although (as with most base hotels) the place could use some updating.
7. Kirtland Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Training TDY
Reviewed By The-FariasNot a bad room. It had a living room bathroom and a bedroom. The room had a decent fridge/freezer with a coffee pot, along with 2 tv’s. Price per night was reasonable. Laundry room was clean and inviting. Location is not the greatest but it is what it is. Came out here for business/training so I can’t really complain. Hotel staff was very polite.
8. Sage Waters of Taos
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Beautiful private studio for single occupancy. Fully equipped kitchenette plus bath with soaking tub. 5 minute drive to Taos Plaza and 20 minute drive to Taos Ski Valley. Stunning views of the Taos Mountains. Free WiFi.
Quite Nice
Reviewed By Anita HWould recommend to friends and family. Stayed there back in August to interview for a job. We ate dinner there and is was much better than both of us expected but definitely high priced. Nice, comfy room!
9. Casa De Suenos
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Lots to like ...
Reviewed By Laurie TAs others have mentioned, it is really nice to be able to drive up and park at your casita & many have private patios. Our bed & pillows were extremely comfortable. The furniture décor was impressively done. The grounds are beautiful with the courtyard. The breakfasts are delicious. The location is easy walking to Old Town and easy access to other places of interest. Our only downfall were the squeaky floors in our casita. If someone got up during the night, you knew it! Overall, we loved the place and would stay again, but it would be in a different casita.
10. Dave & Dawn's Hot Rod Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
$99 Rooms! We are an Eclectic Bed & Breakfast located in Eagle Nest, NM, (25 miles East of Taos, 3 miles West of Eagle Nest), in the scenic Moreno Valley. The property is on 9 acres of land with the beautiful Sangre DeCristo Mountains behind the Hotel, and the peaceful Eagle Nest Lake across the highway. There’s lots of privacy & spectacular scenery. And, WE ARE PET FRIENDLY!
Keep on trekking...
Reviewed By B PMy husband whispered, “Does this remind you of an episode of the Twilight Zone?” Dawn “checked” us in, as in, she walked us through a dark bar area, where a pair of jeans and boots lay tossed aside on a chair. Followed into our room by Buddy the Boxer, the room itself was clean, but shabby, surrounded by windows which led to extended sleeping/game areas where I assumed other guests would be hanging out. I asked to move into a room upstairs, which she had offered. The room was nicer but you could still hear the TV blaring through the walls. The door had no lock. No TV in the room. We were the only guests that night. We opted to get back in our car and sleep there if necessary. I guess this place may work if you’re young, broke and traveling in a pack. Dave didn’t acknowledge our existence and actually changed the channel on the tv when my husband sat to watch the game with him. The vibe was weird. Buddy the Boxer tried to leave with us. Bizarre.
