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"Four of us stayed at Harmony Haven for 2nd season hunting. The property was fantastic! Everything was smooth from the initial booking through our departure. We hope to stay there again!"

"While this is an older facility, the room was clean, the bed was very comfortable and lastly it is a park at the door motel. No long hallways. The facility is very near the Cumbres & Toltec Railway station and it is convenient to restaurants in Antonito. Nice owners. "

"Charming old west hotel. King suite had full kitchen. Breakfast was not the best but adequate. Can’t beat the location if you’re taking the scenic train. 🚆 "

"I don’t think there is enough space to list all of the great qualities of this property!! First of all the cabin is amazing! It was just the right size for the two of us and had everything we could possibly need. It is beautifully built with the perfect mix of modern meets nature. I don’t think you could get closer to the Conejos River without being IN it!! The sounds, the smells and the scenery exceeded expectations! We even heard, and then saw, a bull elk rounding up his cows one morning. Another morning we saw two doe mule deer and their fawns crossing the river while we were fishing. The fishing…….although we fished on public access one afternoon we spent the rest of the time right there fishing the stretch of Trout Tales. The quality of fishing is great and the fish are huge! What makes this place top notch are the Hosts; very personable, kind, squared away and just overall friendly! Allison’s communication was clear and constant. If we had any questions, she responded right away. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves! Also, they are pet friendly and our lab, Oakley, has never been so exhausted! Whether you are an avid fisherman or just need a peaceful place to stay, look no further. Trout Tales will not disappoint! "

"Beautiful setting and clean and spacious cabin, had everything we needed!"

"Middle of nowhere? No way! This house is in the middle of everywhere! A half hour’s drive from Alamosa, home of Adams State University and its beautiful campus, Walmart, and many restaurants. Wolf Creek Pass and Pagosa Springs to the west. Los Alamos and the Manhattan Project (Oppenheimer sites), Santa Fe (old town, capitol, cathedral, Miraculous Staircase, oldest church in America), and Taos to the south. Manassa Mauler Jack Dempsey (World Heavyweight Champion 1919-1926) birthplace and small museum only a mile east in Manassa, and outdoor Stations of the Cross with adobe chapel and Walk of the Martyrs (priests martyred during Mexico’s civil war) farther east in San Luis. Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve to the north. Hit the Dunes early in the day before the thunderstorms build. Atop a 700’ dune is not where you want to be amid lightning. We had five adults in the spacious, spread-out home and could have slept more. The kitchen has excellent appliances and enough equipment and service to put on a feed for twenty or more. The main level living room, bathed in natural light, is perfect for visiting, games, crocheting, and reading. In the loft is a huge couch and television where we could sign into our Peacock and Netflix accounts. Wifi is strong except in the master where adobe walls diminish the full signal. The lawn is a great place to play catch. The gas grill was a little wobbly (probably knocked over by wind at some point), but we propped it up and grilled steaks. St"