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Restaurant and Bar On Site:
Indulge in delicious meals and refreshing drinks without leaving the hotel premises at our restaurant and bar.
Comfortable Rooms with Amenities:
Relax in air-conditioned rooms featuring a work desk, cable TV, and en suite bathroom. Upgrade to a room with a spa bath for a touch of luxury.
Convenient Location for Sightseeing:
Explore nearby attractions like Herzstein Memorial Museum and Capulin Volcano National Monument, making your stay both relaxing and adventurous.
Experience comfort, convenience, and great dining options at Hotel Eklund Clayton. Book now for an unforgettable stay!
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Managed by a private host
A deposit may be required at the property.
Quiet and clean. Homemade omelets. Delicious !
Great
It’s an old time hotel building that’s been beautifully restored and bathrooms updated. It’s very well maintained and clean. The front desk staff are charming older ladies who are very warm and friendly and make you feel right at home.
I can’t think of anything that I didn’t like.
The hotel has great historical significance and stepping into the lobby is like going back in time. It’s very clean, comfortable, and the front desk staff were very accommodating and knowledgeable.
We were disappointed that the saloon was not open the night of our stay.
Nothing, at all. Place smelled.
Staff rude. Gave me a difficult time because of my service dog. We were put in a dark room with a desk like on the table for dinner. We left immediately. They charged me twice, once before we even checked in. We did get a refund on one and we cancelled the booking. Place smelled.
The hotel has lots of history and is pretty charming. It accepts dogs which worked well for our stay. Our room was somewhat disappointing though…It was small, dark, and the view was the rooftop of the adjoining bar. It is also situated near railroad tracks, so we experienced a “My Cousin Vinny” moment early in the morning. The free breakfast was good with a nice quiche and steel cut oatmeal. Most of the restaurants (including the hotel restaurant) were not open the first half of the week, so options were very limited.
The history and unique turn of the century furnishings. We also enjoyed the coffee shop across the street from the hotel.
The breakfast was excellent! Many choices of fresh fruit! Yogurt with many yummy things to add to it! Two choices of quiche,hard boiled egg,tea, coffee, choices of homemade breakfast breads. Fruit juice and cold milk
We can not think of a thing
This really is a unique place to stay and it was a real treat staying in an 1880s Hotel with the history that comes with it. The rooms are nicely done, clean and smell wonderful. I will say that we were pleasantly surprised when we walked into our room and there was some soft jazz music playing in the background on the TV. Needless to say we left it on all night long as it was soothing to sleep to. When we travel to Colorado we usually stay overnight here.
I will say this time that the breakfast the next morning was a little lacking. I really hate to say that but there wasn't much on the table. This might have been due to that it was a Thursday morning, I'm not sure. We ended up going to the coffee shop just a little ways down from the Hotel.
Historical hotel with rustic charm. Family owned and managed hotel in a small town. Staff and owner were welcoming and very helpful for local knowledge. Hotel has one of the best restaurants in town but are open Thursday, Friday and Saturday only. The lobby and dining area are like stepping back in time in a good way. Very cool and interesting hotel.
Nothing at all. It is a fantastic spot and I would definitely stay again if passing that way.
Comfortable room. Nicely restored historic hotel. Great patio. The manager was warm, friendly & helpful.
The bar and/or restaurant were not open. Clayton, NM is a very rural community & we stopped for one night on a Northern NM road trip. Very little was open in the entire town. Luckily the local grocery & one local restaurant was open.
Only thing we didn't like was the street noise-which you had no control over. If we stayed again I would ask for a room on the back side in the middle to have a little less street noise!
Historic nature of building.
Could hear truck traffic occasionally. Bar wasn't open would have liked to have tried it.
We love historic hotels with character and charm.
The breakfast room was very comfortable and interesting. The food was excellent. Delicious coffee cake, a great green chile crustless quiche. The lady was very attentive and made our stay memorable with her stories of the hotel and it's history.
Wish the dinning room had been open on our stay.
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