If you're the least bit picky, this is probably not the place for you. But for the more adventuresome traveler, someone who appreciates what motels used to be like, the San Juan Motel is a step back in time. The newer section seems to date from the 1960's; the old log cabins may be 1930's or 40's. It shows its... more

Stayed there for a quick night's sleep. Room was fine - dated, but ok. Floors were dirty, needed a good vacuum. Also, a few hairs on the sink. Bathroom was ok. Was a quiet place to stay, in the "new" rooms out back. "New" room must have been built on in the 1970s or so. Air conditioning was nice on... more

The correct name of this property is San Juan Motel RV Park & Campground. The motel has rooms of different age, size, and price. My wife and I stayed in one of their newer rooms. It was ample in size and very clean. The mattresses were OK, but could use an upgrade. The motel lacks wireless internet. The room seemed... more

My kids booked this place for a 5 day ski trip. When they arrived the room was filthy, there was no heat . The temperature that night was 10 below zero. After they checked in they went to the office to try and get some blankets or a heater and were told they could have their money back and find... more

My family stayed at the San Juan back in the sixties when I was still a teenager. Unfortunately, my room last year looked like everything was left over from the sixties. Arrived in Pagosa Springs (gorgeous area) after dark, and very tired. Stopped at the San Juan for sentimental reasons, and got a room for a single for $68, and... more

Set the time machine dial to year 1967, and the geolocator to Pagosa Springs, throw the switch, and poof--Welcome to the San Juan Motel! But wait! The prices are still set at 2006. We spent three nights at the San Juan while in town for a working vacation. The room was dated, but adequate. The cold winter temperatures outside were... more