Kid Friendly Hotels in Chama NM - Family Hotel Reviews

Relevancy: 71% KID FRIENDLY

• Highlights: refrigerator, high speed internet acc… more
• Overview This stucco building adorned with chile ristras (decorative strung chiles) houses homey motel-style rooms at a reasonable price. The place is impeccably kept, and the medium-size rooms feature custom-made pine furnishings and minifridges. Be aware that the rooms are a bit dark because of stucco-c... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 68% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

• Highlights: kitchen, refrigerator, concierge desk… more
• This place is the place to stay. it's like a palace. The view is wonderful. The nicest, I think, is the waitstaff. Those ladies are the nicest you'll probably ... more on Yahoo! Travel
• This is a very beautiful place. I haven't actually stayed here, but my Uncle works here and was able to go on a tour. There ... more on Yahoo! Travel

Relevancy: 67% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

• Highlights: refrigerator, cribs, maid service, ca… more
• place is family run (they live on premises)and they are very pleasant and attentive more on Yahoo! Travel
• we enjoyed our stay at vista del rio lodge more on TripAdvisor

Relevancy: 63% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

• Highlights: kitchenette, refrigerator, concierge … more
• Overview Description :Exclusive Hunting Lodge situated on 36,000 acres of foothills, meadows & forests; with 14 lakes ... more on ProfessionalTravelGuide.com

Relevancy: 55% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

• clean place with charm - close to the river, friendly folks - I recommend the spruce lodge raher it is for a week-end get more on TripAdvisor
• wonderful stay more on TripAdvisor

Relevancy: 54% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

• Highlights: vcr player, coffee/tea maker more
• Overview This luxury lodge, set on 400 acres of meadow -- with only streams, birds, and elk to disturb your sleep -- is one of the region's real gems. Designed as a ranch lodge, the place has an elegant great room on the first floor, with vaulted ceilings, and aged timbers (thus the name), a giant stone f... more on Frommer's