I enjoyed the short stay very much, very kind hosts, delicious breakfast

I thought I was going to be closer to Santa Fe, but Los Alamos was a perfect location for day tripping. My room was clean and quaint and I was greeted (upon late arrival) by beautifully loving dog. Breakfast was very nice with all you could desire and I got to chat with the owner and his daughter about the area. There was a nice park right on the corner for my morning workout.

I had always heard great things about this place, but never stayed before. When my family moved back to LA in May 2011 we were going to need space for 4 people and reasonable amenities for a 2 month stay. We were able to get a 3 bedroom suite for $92/night. Relocation paid for $86/night. It was definitely worth $6 out of pocket to have so much space. The owners were fantastic. You're treated like friends/family coming for a visit. The breakfast that is included in the cost is fantastic. It is cooked to order by the owners. You can have eggs any way you want, pancakes, french toast, pastries, fresh fruit, etc. They know a lot about the area and can help you figure out what activities would be good for you. The Atomic City Transit (free public transportation) has a bus stop right in front of the hotel. I used the bus to commute to work while we were there.

We were displaced by the Las Conchas fire at the end of June beginning of July for about a week. We had forgotten some important things in our room during our haste to evacuate. We stayed in Albuquerque during that time and the owners who were also in Albuquerque at the time were kind enough to bring those items with them down to Albuquerque and bring them to us!

It may not be a 5 star hotel with the finest linens and it's not in pristine condition, but you can't beat the 5 star service that you get from owners. They are very responsive to any problems that arise and they are very courteous and generous. I will definitely recommend that anyone stay there regardless of the duration of the stay.

I often eat breakfast there, and you will find Cathy and her son Patrick to be great hosts and cooks. This place is in a family neighborhood on a quiet hill in Los Alamos. They grow many of their own herbs/veggies, and always go "the farther mile" to help you enjoy your visit, whether it is re-location (me), or travel.