Pensions in Angel Fire

'We stayed in the ski resort's off-season (July). For two nights, we paid $425 (or $213 a night for a king-sized bed)—the rate for a luxury hotel. The Lodge has easy access to the limited amenities of the small town of Angel Fire, staff is friendly, and the property is decently maintained. However, The Lodge advertises several on-site restaurants, cafes, and bars ... and a few were closed entirely, and none was open past 4pm. The Front Desk also advised us that housekeepers visited daily, but...

'The cabin was beautiful inside. It was very clean and had all the comforts of home. Just a short walk from our cabin was an awesome fire pit with free s’mores and corn hole boards. We would definitely stay here again.'

'I highly recommend it.'

'This was a random day that we absolutely loved. It was such a unique experience. I can’t wait to return with more of my family to allow them to experience the cute quaint time we had highly recommend.'

'Enjoyed our stay!'

'Our patio did not have chairs, requested for two to be brought to room. That did not happen . Sad such a small request could not happen. Valet’s service was good, but seemed like an inconvenience for staff to assist. Overall rating would be 3.5. They could do better'

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'Very stylish rooms with nice bathrooms and perfect beds. Clean, spacious, silent and nice coffee! '