Recently Reviewed Hotels around Mountainair

Hotels in Mountainair

• Motels in Mountainair

• Shaffer Hotel and Dining Room
  "Wonderful Historic Hotel"
  "My husband and I stayed for two nights at this historic hotel. Our trip was designed around visiting the ancient ruins located in the town of Mountainair where the Shaffer Hotel is located. The experience here was as interesting as the Salinas Pueblo ruins. The hotel was build in 1923 and our ..."room, was filled with antique furniture. The front desk clerk took us on a tour of the hotel telling us about the ghosts which were filmed on a recent television show. I was almost disappointed that we did not see any during our stay. But we did get the feeling we had stepped back into time and would surely suggest this hotel be put on the itinerary for any one seeking an experience in history. " More >
• Turner Inn & RV Park
  "Friendly, quiet, clean!"
  "I stayed in Room "C" for one night with my dog (they did not charge me extra for the pet). The room featured a very comfortable bed (high quality sheets), microwave, fridge, and a nice, electric fireplace/heater (came in handy with the 30 degree nights). The owners were friendly and helpful, and i..."t's easy to walk your dog on their property and along the main road. All in all a very quiet, restful, night! " More >
• Shaffer Hotel and Dining Room
  "A quirky experience"
  "Reviewing a place like this is quite difficult and I think I can understand why there is such a range of ratings. We had a great stay. It was Mothers' Day and the hotel had put on a lunch buffet and the dining room was packed and buzzy. We had booked into the hotel prior to visiting two of ..."the Salinas Pueblos and when we returned the luncheon crowd were leaving and the hotel owner was there and some of his mates so we spent an ageeable few hours chatting. They had extended the buffet to the evening so we were able to have our night meal there, which was fun and the ham was wonderful and the little cheesecakes, made by one of the owner's sons, with fresh berry sauces memorable. The bed wasn't the most comfortable and the trains were a pain, but it was quirky and enjoyable for that reason. We were in the Clint Eastwood room 14, so getting a room away from the train side would definitely be a smart move. In all a fun time in a small village, chatting with the locals and... " More >