It's a quaint looking inn, in the heart of Chama, right across the train station. We stayed in room number 8. The decor of the room was old fashioned "charming". Unfortunately, so was the bathroom and the insulation of the ceiling. There was one tiny sink with a spout for hot water and one for cold water. If you wanted... more

I stayed at the here during a hunting trip and got the hunter special price of $80/night during the month of December. Chama looked like a ghost town and there was only one other place to stay so we were pretty much stuck. The hotel was clean enough, it would have been a good deal for less than $50/night, but... more

Aside from the historic-look (fromthe outside) of the structure, I would classify this as a motel rather than an inn. Front desk friendly. Rooms, each opening to a wooden exterior corridor/walkway, seemed clean though relatively small (the one with a fireplace is the largest), beds are small (queen-sized bed seemed like a double; fortunately there was also a single bed... more

We stayed in Chama New Mexico on our way across to Chaco Canyon. We found this little inn located downtown (what there is of downtown Chama). The place on the outside as we drove up looked a bit shoddy. I was prepared for the worst. Paint was peeling; it was on the main drag; the place had no one staying... more