We stayed at the San Luis Inn for one night in December while traveling to Taos, NM. It was below zero degrees outside, but the room was warm and the beds were great. The proprietor, Augustine Padea, was delightful when I spoke to him on the phone to make reservations and when we met him. There are a couple of... More

Extremely clean, very nice owner, and close to some great authentic Mexican food (Emma's Restaurant)! Would definitely stay there again. Only compliant is only coffee and cookies for breakfast, but just a little bit north you can find a great inexpensive breakfast at Old West Cafe in Ft. Garland.

I ended up in San Luis Valley for a week as I was attending a retreat in the area. My initial response after seeing pictures of the hotel online was that of trepidation... As I am from NYC, a place where even the best hotels can be filled with creepy-crawly critters that will remain un-named, I have hesitations about stying... More

The San Luis Inn is far from a luxury resort but met every need me had for our short time in San Luis. The owners live in a little house right next door and when we showed up after hours, he came over and checked us in quickly and efficiently. The property has very few frills but the rooms are... More

The hotel is owned and operated by people who obviously take a lot of pride in their property. We found all the ammenities we needed for a two day stay or longer if needed. The beds were comfortable and the room spacious. The handicap room was good except it had a regular bath with handles, not just a no-step shower.... More

We stayed over night in this inn. The room is relatively big and very clean..I could still smell the detergent on the bed sheets. The air condition worked perfectly and the cable programs were enough (at least for us). The only problem is..the wall is thin, you could hear the guests in the other room. BTW, if you need to... More

Clean, clean motel for a mere $59. (Cheap hotels make me nervous but this was okay.) Great location for visiting the Stations of the Cross. The only thing is it was so loud! The walls were paper thin and even with other good guests it was loud. I would stay again but would take ear plugs. The toilet and shower... More

My boyfriend and I stayed here the night before climbing Culebra Peak - which isn't too far away. We chose this option instead of camping on the Cielo Vista Ranch property (where Culebra is located). I'm glad we decided to stay in a hotel instead of camp because the provided camping area at the ranch isn't what we typically like... More

The owner and his wife plus the staff go above and beyond to make your stay a comfortable one. Very clean rooms that are simple, but perfect for a place to relax and get a good nights sleep. Reasonably priced, nice and friendly town for eats and a quiet nights stay. We stayed for 7 days and we will return... More