Compare Hotels with Free Parking in Clayton

"This property has very clearly been remodeled but not in a professional looking way. Lots of repainted sections or paint on the flooring itself. The room looked nice and new but only if you squinted, upon deeper inspection there were a lot of cracks and broken items, specifically in the bathroom and a clothes hanging thing falling out of the wall itself. I would describe the hotel in its entirety as "stapled together" because it seems like it offers the normal things most hotels do, unless you really look at things in the light. I cannot imagine staying here again."

"All expectations met"

"Not much of a breakfast. One of the side entrance doors did not have a lock. Lots of traffic noise."

"Great location for us while visiting family in Clayton. Plenty of room to spread out. Bedrooms were huge and the bedding was very comfortable. Kitchen had 2 coffee makers including a Kerig and plenty of choices of coffee. The large dining table was very comfortable when I hosted family for dinner one evening. Nice carport for protection from sun and hail. Check in was super simple and our host responded very quickly to all questions. Highly recommend for a Clayton stay"

"Looking out the back of our cabin, it was not hard to imagine how the American prairie looked 150 years ago, but with all the modern comforts. This is truly one of the quietest places I have ever been in the entire world. The next time we drive to Colorado, we will make sure our plans include a stop here again. Fantastic cabin and host! "

"This cabin is cozy, well-built and nicely decorated. It's comfortable and roomy. And the hosts are wonderful, lovely, communicative, dedicated people. I'd recommend this cabin to anyone looking for a getaway. But there's a lot more. What sets these cabins apart is the location. You are on the high plains and there is nothing here but the land, the sky, the wind, and the maybe the occasional farmer. And what a wonderful thing that is. I came here to walk trails through the Rita Blanca National Grasslands. It was great! The Grasslands are farms that were bought out by the federal government after the dust bowl and turned back into prairie. . But I felt a spirituality as well. I should have known -- people have always gone to the desert to get away from the world and get closer to God. I was surprised at how the purity of this place drew my attention to the divine. If you are searching for a place to be this in world but away from it, come here. There are two cabins with an 'office' between them with a washer / dryer and some other amenities. There are four hookups for travel trailers. The two cabins are new construction and identical. They are sited toward the East so the most amazing sunrises are directly in front of you. And when the sun goes down, the number of stars is scary. These cabins are highly recommended if you want to escape the hustle and bustle, experience the real Great Plains and Dust Bowl country, or immerse yourself in a spiritual retreat. "