Rio Grande Southern Railroad Museum Tours and Activities

When I arrived, there was no one there to check me in. There was a sign on the door that said "check email" if no one is here, and you will have check in instructions. I did that and there were none. So I called the number on the door. A young lady showed up a few minutes later. She said "you have a dog." And I said yes, it is a service dog (he was wearing is orange "service dog" vest as usual.) I explained that I noted that I travel with a service dog in a message to the hotel as part of my Expedia reservation. She said she doesn't have access to that, and that I was "supposed to call" the hotel and tell them I have a service dog. With a real attitude, She said that she had to change my room because I didn't tell the hotel that I had a dog and that the room they had me in was not pet friendly. At this point, I would have left but the hotel already had my money. This hotel is nothing special for the $130 price tag. There are probably cheaper options if you are just looking for a place to crash en route. On the plus side, the room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The breakfast was a typical continental breakfast--they did have homemade banana bread which was good and jimmy dean sausage biscuits for the microwave.

The rooms were very clean and "standard" size. Good value. Close to Bears Ear and other monuments.