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"First time say, nice property. I would definitely stay here again."

"The property was recently renovated. It is verybcomfortablen and clean while maintaining a lot of its rustic charm. Floors are squeaky, but freshly finished and clean. The bathroom had modern finishes. The syaff was wonderful, friendly and helpful. Its nice that they have a restruant on site and the food was very good except the menu was a bit limited and service was a bit slow. Overall a wonderful experience in Chama and couldnt be more convenient to the railroad. Highly recommend this for single travelers if couples."

"Having Family in Chama we have always stayed with family. This year we tried something different and rented a cabin. This cabin was beautiful and it made our stay more authentic. It had the perfect amount of beds for everyone with us and it was equipped with everything we needed. The host Gail was very responsive and helpful when questions were asked.The only issues were the water would pulsate as if the well was low on water and the microwave had a small crack in it but it did not make any issue. Other then that everything was wonderful and I am sure we will be checking if it is available on our next visit "

"Seamless use of the lodgings. Clean and updated space with a comfortable feeling upon arrival. "

"We stayed in one of the mobile homes (47). It was very clean. The rooms were very comfortable. The kitchen was well equipped. "

"It was an awesome experience, beautiful place all accommodations were as described."

"Was jast a fantastic time "

"Great location, cute interior. Great for what we needed "

"Buffalo Run Cabin is a VRBO that truly reflects the photos you see online. It’s impressive and comfy, with everything you need for a great escape. We enjoyed sitting on the back porch in the evening, watching the hummingbirds vie for position on the feeder that we’d filled. In the morning, 3 bucks roamed behind the cabin. This cabin is especially wonderful for people who love the outdoors. As a retired wildlife biologist, I certainly fit into that category. "