Find a Bed and Breakfast in Jemez Pueblo from CA $342

"Great "

"We stayed here after a family reunion at a very rustic ranch. It was nice to spend two nights here to have a little luxury. Beautiful grounds. I loved the free margarita at arrival. It was a good one too, scratch, not mix. The valets were so nice and kind. We got a cabana and they are sort of set away from the main pool, near the kids’ splash pad. We were there at a time when there weren’t many people, so it was fine, but if it were a busy day, it wouldn’t be super relaxing to have a cabana. So maybe they are more for families with young kids to have a place to set up camp. Corn Maiden restaurant was underwhelming but the Santa Ana Cafe was a great spot for a casual dinner, with lots of options and great, prompt service. My parents went to SAC for breakfast, however, and had a really bad experience with the speed of service. It took 45 min to get served and get their food. It was strange. The rooms we were in were newly renovated and nice! Lots of places to plug in devices for our family of 4. "

"Staff were very polite and professional. Very clean too. "

"Older hotel but great value for an overnight stay. Quiet and safe. "

"Staff was great and my personal requests for the room were accommodated without question."

"Host included lots of extras such as coffee, snacks, fancy soaps, lots of games, lots of towels, and a very well equipped kitchen. Living space is a little small but very cute with a fantastic view from the back window. Host is extremely responsive and sensitive to needs. Bonus for me is that I could plug my electrical into driveway outlet."

"Great property, family enjoyed the cabin and the local area. Next stay will most likely be just the wife and I.The cabin had everything that one could need, and the owners have put a lot of love and thought into the property."

"Love the Jemez. Love this place. Have stayed before and will again!"

"This cabin was as described in the listing. Located on a hill and surrounded by beautiful pine trees, it is serene and the wrap-around porch is the perfect place for coffee, meals, and relaxing as the sun sets behind the mountains. The bed was comfortable as was the living room. The kitchen had everything we needed for cooking lots of meals. The local convenience store was minutes away, which was a nice surprise. Jemez Springs town was about 10 minutes down the mountain. Numerous hiking trails were nearby (the hiking was incredible), including one at the very end of the road that was part of Valles Caldera National Preserve. Host Henry was vey nice and easy to work with. He even brought us water when the purifier wasn’t working properly. We stayed for a week and enjoyed it immensely."