Top Hotels Near Gila Wilderness Area in from AU$266

"Our room was clean and the staff was friendly. The building are older. Breakfast is minimal."

"The staff was extremely courteous and friendly across the board. Everyone I encountered was great. However, the whole place felt run down. The carpet in the room didn't seem to have been vacuumed as there was debris everywhere. The base trim was peeling. My toilet backed up on the first use. And I have had a coffee maker in literally every hotel room I have stayed at in my adult life. I always appreciate the ability to make hot water on demand in my room. It was an unexpected disappointment that there was no coffee maker in the room. I wouldn't want to stay here again unless it was my only option. Not what I would have expected from my experience with other Best Western properties."

"Plenty of room."

"Mirrors dirty..pubic hair on toilet seat..not sure baseboards ever cleaned. Sink and tub old with enamel chipped off. Bed was fine. Radiator never stopped running altho thermostat was off...had to open the window to cool the room. Breakfast ok. Staff friendly. Great neighborhood. Maybe we just got a bad room..."

"Absolutely wonderful stay. Room was clean and the grill area was amazing."

"Great place to get away excellent experience. "

"I am a solo traveler, a dayhiker, a man of 70. I spent several years in New Mexico as a young man and visit every three or four years.I enjoyed the cabin. It is as described. Clean, orderly, very quiet. I rented it because it was close to hiking trails I wanted to hike, since it is at about the halfway point from Silver City to the Gila Wilderness Visitors Center and Cliff Dwellings.The email I received before I arrived had lots of good information and noting there are no grocery stores nearby (Silver City is 50 minutes away).Like the description says, it is an old cabin. But it really has been kept up well. Beds are very good.Laundry room very handy. Kitchen is great for one person to cook in (gas stove, good fridge). I agree wholeheartedly that the cabin is not safe for children. The worn wooden deck wouldn't be safe, nor the proximity to the downward slope the cabin rests above.I do suggest luggage racks in the bedrooms. And another suggestion would be to get some curtains on the kitchen door window. There are really nice blinds on the rest of the windows in the cabin, though. "

"Great communication from hosts, idyllic spot, great WiFi, perfectly appointed— wonderful for a weekend getaway!"

"The Bear Mountain Lodge is a real treat. Small enough to feel private and exclusive, large enough to feel professional and welcoming. Our breakfasts were beautiful homemade meals with fresh ingredients and served with a smile. The entire lodge is spotlessly clean. The staff is thoughtful, friendly, and helpful. I hope to comeback someday in the future. Don’t miss this gem. "