Santa Fe Region
Located on a garlic farm, this lovely cottage is close to the Rio Embudo. Sleeps three. Price does not include one-time $40 cleaning fee. Pet fee is $20…
Must-see hotels in New Mexico
Santa Fe Region
If you're looking for gorgeous canyon views, a pool, a hot tub and a day spa, killer breakfasts and terrific hosts, this is your place. No kids or pets…
Wild Rivers Recreation Area Campgrounds
Central New Mexico
Five small first-come, first-served campgrounds dot the scenic drive that loops through the sage-speckled recreation area. Potable water and toilets on…
Santa Fe Region
This sprawling riverside collection of shaded faux-dobes is peaceful and lovely; some rooms have kiva fireplaces. Casitas have kitchenettes.
Southeastern New Mexico
This pleasant chain is well maintained, with large-format black-and-white landscape photography on the walls and reasonably fast wi-fi.
Santa Fe Region
Each room at this peaceful place has a different New Mexican theme and all are comfortably appointed. No kids or pets allowed.
New Mexico
Six sites in Gila National Forest, a quarter-mile north of Glenwood, with no drinking water or fee. First-come, first-served.
Southeastern New Mexico
This ski-themed chalet offers 17 simple but nice rooms. Picnic tables, grills and an eight-person hot tub are welcome perks.
New Mexico
Five miles east of town, this campground franchise is a clean, child-friendly option with a playground and a coin laundry. The 'kamping kabins' are…
Albuquerque
Formerly the Route 66 Hostel, this pastel-lemon former residence is under new ownership. A few blocks west of downtown, it holds male and female dorms…
New Mexico
With 24 campsites alongside Morphy Lake, this campground is particularly good if you enjoy canoeing or fishing. It's located at an elevation of 8000ft, on…
Santa Fe
Harking back to the heyday of Route 66, this updated motel, in a surprisingly quiet location a few blocks south of the Plaza, offers bright if simple…
Taos
This venerable inn, the only lodging on the Plaza, is not quite as upscale as you might expect (decor is decidedly uninspired) though the public areas…
Central New Mexico
Dating from the 1940s, this downtown joint feels historic and quaint but not old. Rooms are small but comfy, and an upstairs lounge holds couches and…
Albuquerque
Just 10 minutes’ walk west of the plaza, this bright, clean motel is a great deal for anyone planning to explore the Old Town or the BioPark, with…
Rancheros de Santa Fe Campground
Santa Fe
Eight miles southeast of the Plaza, off I-25 exit 290, Rancheros is really designed for RV camping, though there are simple cabins here too. It's fairly…
Southeastern New Mexico
This boutique hotel is housed in a grand downtown building that started life as the First National Bank in 1892. It also has a popular restaurant. The…
Southeastern New Mexico
This motor court may be too well-worn around the edges for some, but the Stagecoach is one of the best values in town. The motel has nice staff, clean…
Albuquerque
Of the dozen or so large chain hotels that congregate immediately north of the airport, along Yale Blvd a couple of miles south of Nob Hill, this offers…
Santa Fe Region
This friendly small-scale and simple alternative to the resort hotel, on the main approach road a short walk from the springs, offers bright, tastefully…
New Mexico
The Enchanted Hideaway Lodge, 8 miles west of the dam, is a friendly and low-key place to spend a night or two, with several pleasant suites. Fisherfolk…
Southeastern New Mexico
On Hwy 285 about 18 miles north of central Carlsbad, this friendly site offers the choice of air-conditioned 'kamping kabins' or grassy tent sites. There…
Southeastern New Mexico
Private campground in peaceful wooded surroundings, adjoining Lincoln National Forest. Decent spaces for RVs, though the tent rates only cover two people;…
Central New Mexico
This giant complex, which offers varying condo-style digs at the foot of the lifts, is an okay all-round option. It holds a restaurant, a bar, in-room…
Coronado Historic Site Campground
Central New Mexico
Set along the banks of the Rio Grande with views of the distant Sandias, this is potentially a lovely spot. Unfortunately, the steady roar of traffic…
Santa Fe
Steps from the Plaza, the Rosewood Inn marries luxury with a soothing ambience and carefully curated artwork. Location and a fine street-side bar and…
New Mexico
Acoma’s casino, beside the interstate a dozen miles from Sky City itself, offers 132 motel-style rooms, as well as an RV park. Dining options in the…
Central New Mexico
This central lodge features decks off all rooms, and suites that sleep six and have kitchenettes. Its Campfire Cafe is open for all meals, while the…
New Mexico
Open seasonally, this three-room B&B offers basic rooms close to the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, 8 miles south of Socorro.
Santa Fe Region
You'll find 21 campsites in this Carson National Forest campground, which also serves as the trailhead for several hikes ($3 day-use fee). Water is…
New Mexico
The pick of the many budget motels that line Grand Ave, with clean, large rooms that have been nicely spruced up. Rates include a simple breakfast. Pet…
New Mexico
The 13 basic campsites here are set amid ponderosa pine forest and located near the Hermit Peak Trailhead, 15 miles west of Las Vegas. No potable water…
New Mexico
This basic budget motel downtown is clean and friendly, and has 26 spacious rooms. Four miles from Old Mesilla. Pets are welcome for an extra $20 per…
New Mexico
This red-brick motel, on the main road just east of downtown, makes for a decent spot to sleep, with a grassy inner courtyard and a busy restaurant.
New Mexico
No frills but not bad; the best feature of the Frontier is that it's within striking distance of Chaco Canyon. Pet fee is $10 per night per pet.
New Mexico
All but next door to the Billy the Kid Museum, this chain motel is the best accommodation option in Fort Sumner. Pet fee is $10 per night.
New Mexico
The largest of several campgrounds beside the lake in the state park, a couple of miles north of the dam.
