Viajes a Condado de Colfax Todo Incluido Vuelo + Hotel

We stayed in the ski resort's off-season (July). For two nights, we paid $425 (or $213 a night for a king-sized bed)—the rate for a luxury hotel. The Lodge has easy access to the limited amenities of the small town of Angel Fire, staff is friendly, and the property is decently maintained. However, The Lodge advertises several on-site restaurants, cafes, and bars ... and a few were closed entirely, and none was open past 4pm. The Front Desk also advised us that housekeepers visited daily, but they didn't ("too much turnover," they said, so our room was not serviced during our weekend stay). The king bed in our room was lumpy and uncomfortably soft; a connection for the room's TV blinked brightly and constantly through the night (requiring us to cover it both nights with a folded towel), and the sliding plastic drape to the balcony simply fell of its track at one point. In all, not an unexpected experience for a $60-a-night chain motel, but a frustrating experience for an expensive luxury hotel. A final note: When I reserved the room through Expedia, I was offered an email connection to The Lodge through Expedia's network. I submitted a couple questions that were never answered. So that practice isn't 100% reliable.

Great Place to stay. We will be back

El baño puede calentarse antes de usarse! Súper!

The property is awesome, everthing there is nice incuding the service from the helpdesk people. I will always recommend this place to everybody that is planning to go to Angel Fire.