Guest Houses in Dolores County

"Air conditioning was fantastic- room was clean and had extras for a large family I wasn’t expecting like tv trays and double sinks! Parking was great and staff was super friendly. "

"The room was very cute and clean! The only downfall was that breakfast/coffee was advertised and it was closed. "

"Comfy beds, friendly staff"

"It was just what we needed; a stopping off place to sleep along our way!"

"Very quiet "

"The property is outdated and could use some upgrades. The beds and pillows are not very comfortable. Our family found a tick in their bedroom next door. Additionally, at the side parking lot there is a step up on to the asphalt that is hard to see at night. My sister tripped over it and fell to the ground causing a black eye. This is a hazard and should be marked for safety. Otherwise, the property was mostly clean and was suffiecient for our short stay"

"Stayed with family and a cat. Very decent hotel. Staff are very friendly and helpful. I like how there is an indoor pool which my daughter enjoyed. The breakfast was good too, though there was only boiled eggs for protein choices. Will always remember this place. Thank you so much!"

"Well… if you’re lookin’ for a true “backwoods survival meets glamping” experience—this might be your place 😅 Bathroom? Oh ya, that’s a little nighttime adventure down a pitch-black trail (solar lights optional apparently). Nothing gets the heart rate up quite like punching in a code while wondering if the coyotes are clockin’ in for their shift too. The dome windows were so dirty we couldn’t even enjoy the “deer at your doorstep” moment—which was kinda the whole point. Never saw an owner, trails were more of a guessing game, and parking’s a hike away… so pack like you mean it. All in all, felt less like luxury glamping and more like camping with a fancy roof. Wouldn’t recommend… unless you’re trainin’ for Survivor: Upper Peninsula edition."

"Clean & Spacious room"