The Lodge At Angel Fire Resort

For a summer resort this place is highly overpriced for what we experienced. I wonder what they they feel that their rooms are worth in the winter. I was shocked as we entered our room to find out that the room did not have any form of air conditioning. In today's world where do you spend $200 for a room and not have a way to make it a comfortable temperature for sleeping.

Oh I know you are supposed to open the windows and get fresh mountain air. So let's look out our window (picture included). We have a great view of a brown wall and get to hear all the traffic coming into the checkin area. Yes that means that you get to listen to every idling diesel truck that arrives, hear every car door slammed and hear the tranquil tones of car horns as people lock their cars. Not the mountain tranquility I had hoped for.

In addition the lodge is dated. From the beat up hallways to the dated fixtures, cabinets and tubs in the room I would not but this one on anyone's recommendation list.

Overall it was a disappointing experience and a poor nights rest. Don't let the mountain pictures in their marketing materials fool you.