Riads en Parque Nacional Mesa Verde

“Todo muy bien !! no hubo fallas ”

“Room 18, one of the most horrible experiences I've ever had in a hotel. Paid $206 the night! they had to do the housekeeping in the moment we arrived (8:30pm) the room was dirty and not ready, and after that all sheets and towels are yellow color, looks old, carpet full of black disgusting stains, weird stains in the sheets, completely disgusting and crazy expensive. We only stayed one night, we didn’t even dare to take a shower, the tube curtain was yellow, there was a pee stain next to the...

“No nos limpiaron la habitación en 4 días no nos cambiaron las toallas ”

“If you take it for what it is, it's perfect. Clean, well maintained, and a helpful staff. No frills though. You have to walk to the bathroom from the cabins. If you are down with that it's the best $65 a night place I've ever seen. TV works, the AC froze me out in the morning when I got up. Thanks for a great stay while I toured Mesa Verde!”

“Te ofrecen desayuno en horario de 6 am a 9 am llegas a las 8am y está cerrado vuelves a ir y sigue cerrado, mejor que no ofrezcan nada. En la habitación las camas tenían muchos cabellos como que no cambian las sábanas ”

“Acogedora”

“Breakfast was below par for a hotel breakfast, the stairs were falling apart and both pools were broken and didn’t even have water in them. Room was clean and was fine for the night but overall not great”

“Very soothing little oasis outside Mancos. Nicely appointed, quiet, with lovely, lush green surroundings. Felt very private. An easy, short drive to Mesa Verde. My singular complaint is that it needs better pillows, but that's such a minor issue. ”

“This little place is super cute and SO easy to stay in. The light switches and drawers all included labels, so finding things was really simple. Lots of really cool pine countertops, tables and shelves (if you appreciate quality woodwork). The location was quiet and pastoral, but only a few miles from Cortez and its assortment of restaurants. If I ever head to Mesa Verde again - which I may - this will be my first choice.”