“Great Getaway!”

We travel to the Cloudcroft-Ruidoso area often, but this was our first time to actually stay at the Lodge. If your looking for sleek, modern accomodations this is NOT the place for you. But if you want a cozy, comfortable, picturesque retreat it will be right up your alley. Don't miss out on a terrific meal in the restaurant.

“A beautiful Mountain get away!”

We stayed 2 nights, 3 days. Was charged first night at booking & had to pay for second night at check out. My family stay at the Pavillion, we love it! I recommended for families. The lodge is more for couples and older people, or if you just want quiet time. The location is beautiful. I highly recommended this location for a mountain vacation.

“Nice getaway”

My wife and I stayed two nights for a little getaway, and had a great and relaxing time. Everyone connected with the hotel was friendly and we felt right at home. There is a rich history to this property, and it's a great place to unwind. We will visit again!

“Very Well kept Secret”

You'd have to be going there to get there. Not many roads lead to Cloudcraft, NM -- But if scenic beauty, wonderful climate, friendly people, one of the oldest and highest in elevation golf courses in NA, and great food wrapped into a historic one of a kind resort, then find the road that leads there and enjoy. Really a great area to spend some time. Ruidoso is just up the road with Casinos, QH and Thoroughbred racing, dining, shopping, golf, and world class hunting. Go the other direction and find yourself at White Sands National Park -- a geographic/topographic phenom worth seeing. Southern NM has a lot of worthwhile places to visit.

“Lovely, old-fashioned resort hotel”

Our room was small but clean and very comfortable. The lobby was warm and attractive. The restaurant (Rebecca's) was terrific. We only spent one night, but I would enjoy going back for a longer stay.

“Disappointed in Cloudcroft”

We were looking forward to staying in this quaint, historic hotel and were disappointed. The staff were generally unfriendly and unhelpful, and the condition of the hotel was surprisingly run down for such a highly reviewed historic property. Our room was on the 3rd floor, and we were a little surprised that there was no elevator or anyone to help with our bags. At 9000' elevation, this can be a difficult feat. The front steps of the hotel were steep and covered in ice the whole time we were there. If you need easy accessibility, this is not the right hotel for you.