I read an article on Los Alamos as a fun place to visit. I picked the Alamo Motel for the hip vibe it suggested. The motel is a budget value at $80/night and it had a vintage feel updated but the smell of Lysol was strong. Otherwise it was a fun stop. The town is mostly closed…
We stayed at the Alamo Motel during the Los Alamos Old Days festival and we had a wonderful time. The kids loved the swings out front and we made s’mores on the fire pit. Our daughter has health issues and we need a kitchen to make her food, so we got the 2 queen suite with the…
Let me start by saying: DO NOT be fooled by the simplistic appearance of this motel in the seemingly sleepy town of Los Alamos. My husband brought me here for a romantic birthday get away, and I wished we could have stayed longer! The staff in the business office are WONDERFUL.…
Very disappointed. Looked like a cute place to try, but the queen room that was in the photos showed a nice clawfoot tub, a sitting area, a kitchen. The room we actually got didn't even have a closet for our bags! The shower was dirty, no big tub, no kitchen. It was much…
Our family loves this little spot. Except the “minimalist chic” nature of the hotel means it’s loud. Really loud. Listen to your neighbors have sex loud. Granted, the staff was kind and understanding, but when two tourists start mating - and it’s late- and you can’t change…
"variety of room styles you might find one to your tastes...wonder if kitchenettes had own coffee makers!?"
"Rm 1 is fairly large, w/full kitchen. Nearby store's refrigeration unit is noisy. JUST CLOSE WINDOWS FOR QUIET. Other rooms: no problem."
"Rooms with a kitchen would be great for longer stays, but there is so much good food within walking distance you may not need one."