We were going to pay $112 a night for 4 nights, but because we did not get the service we expected, $25 was knocked off for one night. We were told we had a discount due to AAA, but I doubt it. I think that government people in the area pay around $79 from what I heard. The building was... more

The breakfast included fresh scrambled eggs, a meat selection that changed daily (sausage or bacon), cereals and breads, a large platter of sliced fruits...an unexpected value. The hotel has enclosed corridors for safety, but the hallways have windows for ventilation (and birds singing in the morning....delightful!). The location was within walking distance to most Los Alamos sites. The front desk... more

They really took advantage of us as we were in Los Alamos with 500 other kids for the state swim meet. They jacked the price up to $110 per night. I'd say this is about a $45 a night hotel if you are forced to stay there. I'd have to say that the staff was great. Everything else was sub... more

I would say that this property is simply OK. It is not too bad and certainly not too good. The price paid per night, $100.80 (taxes included) was not really worth it. The room was on par with an older Motel 6. The stay did include an acceptable free breakfast, free wireless internet in the room, two free welcome drinks,... more

We booked over the phone after reviewing the local hotels through tripadvisor. We called and Florence took care of us. We flew our plane to Los Alamos with our two Jack Russell Terriers and stayed for three nights; Florence met us there on her day off and made sure we were happy and comfortable - even placed a gift of... more

Room was comfortable and very clean. Weather was snowy, cold and windy when we arrived. Surely did appreciate the hallways which give one access to the room without exposing the room to the elements. In very bad weather, one can easily enter from the west or the east side of the motel. The complimentary breakfast buffet was outstanding. We stayed... more

I grew up in Los Alamos, and returned to re-visit my childhood; sort of a pilgrimage, you might say. This hotel didn't even exist back in the early seventies; the location was the home of a gas station and auto repair shop. Maybe it should have remained that way. Checking in was no problem; Florence was exceptionally pleasant and helpful,... more

We stayed at the Hilltop because it looked so nice on their webpage. What a disappointment! It is essentially an old building that has been dressed up to make people think it is a higher class hotel. First of all, we didn't get the free drink coupons they promised because their bartender decided to quit so they just simply closed... more

Two weeks in advance, we booked (i.e. directly with the hotel, guaranteed on a valid credit card, confirmation number) a suite with two separate sleeping areas, separable by a door, because that's what we needed. We even specified the room number of the suite we had the year before, and were told that we could have the similar suite one... more