Cedar Crest Inn & Hostel

"Insulting to their guests. I drove one of their guests from the airport, he was looking forward to the solar eclipse and the balloon fiesta. We arrived @ 4PM but his room wasn’t ready. The worst part is they wouldn’t even let him in the door or offer him as much as a chair to sit in the shade or even to hold his luggage! Luckily I saw there was a problem and I stayed to take him to the barbecue place across the street where they told him to wait-also still closed. The poor man would have to wait and carry his luggage back when his room was finally ready. They couldn’t leave a text or even a voicemail to let him know his room wasn’t ready when he landed? This is NOT the New Mexico hospitality I’m accustomed to taking my passengers to."

"I've stayed here in the shared female dorm twice and enjoyed it very much. Calm atmosphere. It's never been very crowded. Full kitchen."

"Jim runs the place and Mary was around helping out when I was there, both great guides to the area and gave me great recommendations on food, coffee, campsites, and roads to hit on my motorcycle! Hostel itself is probably quite empty so you'll most likely have the entire kitchen, living area, and bedroom to yourself! Great location to go explore Scandia Mountain!"

"Jim is a cool person, he showed me all his cool stuff that he is working on. Definitely I recommend this place to travelers You can book this place through Airbnb."

"Beautiful bed and breakfast. Hosts are wonderful people and the casita decor is lovely. There is a small kitchen in the unit and access to a lovely outdoor space. It is just 15 minutes from Albuquere in the east mountains. As a bonus, Amaya, the owner will even arrange to give you a private belly dance class if you book a stay. Hummingbirds are a summer speciality of this B&B."