• Accommodations: 7 guestrooms, 5 rooms with private bath.
• Rates: shown are per night and do not include tax. Rates are subject to change without notice.

  Single	Couple	Additional adult	Additional Child age 6 - 12	Child under 6 years
  $60.00	$95.00	$20.00	$10.00	Free

• Open: All year.
• Reservations: Reservations are recommended 7 days in advance. Call (505) 862-7616, Email: zuniml@cnetco.com or contact a travel agent.
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• Payment: Deposit of 1/2 of anticipated charge due 7 days prior to reservation date (waived only with express permission of the owners). Personal and travelers' checks and cash accepted. No credit cards, please.
• Cancellation Policy: Cancellation notice must be received at least 72 hours prior to scheduled arrival date for refund, less 10% of deposit (for processing fee).
• Restrictions: Well-behaved pets are permitted only with the express permission of the owners (owners have gentle and well-behaved pets). Fully enclosed and spacious dog run available. Pets permitted only inside guest bedrooms within the Lodge. Smoking permitted indoors only in designated areas, primarily enclosed verandahs, and outdoors. Since there is no liquor license, liquor can not be served or sold, however, guests may BYOB.
• Breakfast: On-premises chef prepares a full buffet breakfast served in the dining room between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. Room service and special diets with prior arrangement.
• Lunch/Dinner: Lunch, not included in rates, is available by prior arrangement and rate schedule. Dinner, an all-you-can-eat buffet with complimentary wine, coffee, and herb teas, is included in lodging rates and is served at 7:00 p.m. A later, individual serving time available, but only with prior arrangements. Room service and special diets with prior arrangement.
• Languages Spoken: French, ... German, ... Spanish and English.
• Special Events at Inn: Conference facilities available, but only for small groups (approximately 12). Specialty events are catered, but size of event is dependent upon indoor/outdoor preference. Gatherings of 150 individuals have been hosted.
• Recreation & Activities: On premises: basketball, volleyball, and lawn croquet. Within a mile: water sports/activities, biking, and hiking.
• Attractions: North: Chaco Culture World Heritage Site and National Historic Park; Crownpoint Navajo Rugweavers' Auction; Bisti Badlands Wilderness Area; and De-Na-Zin Wilderness Area.
  East: Bluewater Lake State Park, Sky City/Acoma Pueblo, Laguna Pueblo, Underground Mining Museum, Dinosaur Museum, El Malpais National Monument, and Ice Caves/Bandera Crater.
  South: El Morro National Monument/Inscription Rock, Zuni Pueblo/Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe Mission Church, Zuni Mountain Range, and Cibola National Forest. West: Red Rock State Park, El Rancho Hotel/Gallup, Petrified National Forest; Painted Desert National Monument, Hubbell Trading Post; Hopiland, Navajoland, and Window Rock.
• Special Events: Intertribal Indian Ceremonial every August (largest gathering of Native Americans in North and South America, which lasts for 4 days). Red Rock Museum has nightly Indian dances and ceremonial from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Pow-wows, rodeos, and fiestas held almost weekly throughout the summer months.
• Recommended Local Best Kept Secrets:
  • The Gathering Place/Navajo Co-op (local Navajo artisans/craftsmen with absolutely unbeatable prices for quality arts/crafts),
  • Crownpoint Navajo Rugweavers' Auction (held the third Friday monthly, it has the finest venue for Navajo weavers to sell their authentic woven rugs, and the prices are truly the lowest anywhere)
  • Gallup Rug Auction (indeterminate monthly venue for selling Native American rugs at reasonable prices)
  • Underground Mining Museum/Grants (located in the Chamber of Commerce building in Grants, it is not only an interesting and educational tour, but an experience - you ARE in an actual uranium mine)
  • Dinosaur Museum (newly opened, it houses a fine collection of dinosaurs found in New Mexico, the second leading excavation site in the U.S. for dinosaur fossils)
  • El Malpais National Monument (one of the newest national monuments and still emerging, it has virtually every scenic and hiking experience you might wish)
  • Zuni Mountains/Cibola National Forest (360,000 acres of pristine high-altitude pine forest set in a mountainous location, along the true Continental Divide)
  • Villa de Cubero (originally a Spanish colonial penal colony then a Spanish puebla and now virtually abandoned, you can tour authentic New Mexico, with fantastic photo possibilities).
  • The Gathering Place/Navajo Co-op (local Navajo artisans/craftsmen with absolutely unbeatable prices for quality arts/crafts),
  • Crownpoint Navajo Rugweavers' Auction (held the third Friday monthly, it has the finest venue for Navajo weavers to sell their authentic woven rugs, and the prices are truly the lowest anywhere)
  • Gallup Rug Auction (indeterminate monthly venue for selling Native American rugs at reasonable prices)
  • Underground Mining Museum/Grants (located in the Chamber of Commerce building in Grants, it is not only an interesting and educational tour, but an experience - you ARE in an actual uranium mine)
  • Dinosaur Museum (newly opened, it houses a fine collection of dinosaurs found in New Mexico, the second leading excavation site in the U.S. for dinosaur fossils)
  • El Malpais National Monument (one of the newest national monuments and still emerging, it has virtually every scenic and hiking experience you might wish)
  • Zuni Mountains/Cibola National Forest (360,000 acres of pristine high-altitude pine forest set in a mountainous location, along the true Continental Divide)
  • Villa de Cubero (originally a Spanish colonial penal colony then a Spanish puebla and now virtually abandoned, you can tour authentic New Mexico, with fantastic photo possibilities).
• Directions: From Albuquerque: I-40 westbound to exit #53 - Thoreau. On exit, come to 4-way stop and turn left (south) onto NMSR #612. In approximately 13 miles you will come to the Zuni Mountain Lodge sign (at Perch Drive) with an arrow for a right turn. The Lodge is approximately 1/4 mile up the mountainside.
  From Gallup: I-40 eastbound to exit #53 - Thoreau. On exit, come to a stop sign and turn right (south) onto NMSR #612. In approximately 13 miles you will come to the Zuni Mountain Lodge sign (at Perch Drive) with an arrow for a right turn. The Lodge is approximately 1/4 mile up the mountainside.
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