Hotels in Grant County

"Enjoyed my time staying here. Staff was friendly and helpful. Will definitely stay here again."

"Room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was OK. The staff was very nice."

"Rooms need some TLC, especially the bathrooms. Toilet needs to be replaced. Shower doesn’t drain properly (likely a plumbing issue with tub drain). Also, the windows have basic blinds but they do not have curtains."

"The property is in need of a pretty serious overhall. My first room had an active roof leak on the bed. Staff immediately transferred me to another room. The bed and accessories in the room were good, but the walls had peeling paint and the shower/bathtub had plastic coming off of the floor."

"Amenities were as described and host was most gracious. The in residence dog, Blue, was a friendly addition to our stay of 3 nights. Relaxing soak in hot tub and hummingbirds were a daily treat. Would highly recommend this location as the retreat it promises and we will stay again when back in Silver City area."

"If you want to stat with puke in the zink, cockroaches in the bathtub and stains on your blanket- stay here! A bonus was the smell of pee and dirt"

"The Drifter was a good place to stay. The staff was excellent and extremely helpful. The location is close to restaurants. I would stay here again."

"The property welcomes pets. The staff is very friendly. The lodge is about 10 minutes from Silver City. The Buckhorn Restaurant is nearby and quite good. The lodge rooms are dark and need attention but it sits in the woods and that makes it peaceful. "

"This was such a unique stay for us Louisianians. We enjoyed the open-air feel throughout the home and being so quietly tucked away in the wilderness of New Mexico. The home had no TVs so it helped us force our family into more focused family time by being together playing board games and just enjoying each other’s company. It was the perfect atmosphere for cooking together and having outdoor dinners and enjoying the sun setting over the mountains and the stars in the wide open skies. "