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Lovely history and character. Great receptionist

It seems that the hotel seemed to have recently been remodeled. It was clean and well-maintained.

From the moment we arrived at this stunning hacienda, we knew we had discovered something special. The enclosed courtyard welcomed us with charm, and seamless online check-in made settling in a breeze. Stepping in, we all said, "Wow!" and kept saying, "Wow" until we had explored the entire home.Each evening, we were drawn to the living room, savoring the warmth of the kiva fireplace as the sun set through the large west-facing windows. The space is large and thoughtfully designed—ideal for a small group like ours but well-suited for larger gatherings, with an abundance of dining and kitchen space. Two couples could have their own master bedrooms with 2 more beds for another three -- that's luxury. And the multiple decks—so many!—provide endless opportunities to soak in the landscape.Beyond the property, we explored the Gila Cliff Dwellings, Purgatory Chasm, City of Rocks State Park, Emory Pass, and Silver City (fill up on gas while there; the drive is longer than it seems!). Hillsboro and Kingston were hidden gems, with cool museums and welcoming townspeople.The owner of this hacienda is exceptional. Her hospitality added to the warmth and comfort of our stay.Of the many properties we've rented, this one stands out, and we are eager to return. No TVs, just breathtaking views, a well-equipped kitchen, comfy beds, serenity, and a deeps sense that someone truly cares about this place.

We had a beautiful, relaxing stay this weekend at Bear Mountain. The food was outstanding, room pristine & I love that we were given lots of privacy.

Very unique furnishings, good size double bed rooms.

Pleasant place to stay. Good breakfast.