Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Nestled in the Rocky Mountains, this small city invites you to explore ancient wonders at Canyons of the Ancients National Monument. Hike through rugged landscapes, then unwind with local wines at Sutcliffe Vineyards or delve into Native American history at the Cortez Cultural Center.
We had an excellent stay at this hotel and the breakfast was wonderful! We have 2 toddlers with us and they really enjoyed the variety of breakfast so we didn't have to worry about what to eat.
We had an excellent stay at this hotel and the breakfast was wonderful! We have 2 toddlers with us and they really enjoyed the variety of breakfast so we didn't have to worry about what to eat.
Lisa
Reviewed February 1, 2024Reviewed February 1, 2024
Best Econolodge I’ve ever stayed at! Room was clean and staff were very nice and helpful.
I added an extra night because I felt comfortable there.
If you’re looking for a place to sleep near Mesa Verde National Park, this place is the best value by far!
Best Econolodge I’ve ever stayed at! Room was clean and staff were very nice and helpful.
I added an extra night because I felt comfortable there.
If you’re looking for a place to sleep near Mesa Verde National Park, this place is the best value by far!
AJax
Reviewed September 16, 2023Reviewed September 16, 2023
Very nice and updated rooms with tiled shower and nice countertops. Good condition. Big TV. Comfortable bed. Room was extremely clean. Safe location. Very family friendly. I would definitely stay there again.
Very nice and updated rooms with tiled shower and nice countertops. Good condition. Big TV. Comfortable bed. Room was extremely clean. Safe location. Very family friendly. I would definitely stay there again.
Thomas
Reviewed October 17, 2026Reviewed October 17, 2026
Excellent value for money and very well managed by Tammy. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Rooms and dining area very clean. Breakfast very good, more than "continental" with cooked food, the best morning was when Debbie did the breakfast. Comfortable beds and they really are studios with a large fridge and microwave, I could have moved in. Good clean laundry room with a gym to use while waiting for your laundry. We came to hike and visit Anasazi ruins in the Canyon of the Ancients and the...
Excellent value for money and very well managed by Tammy. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Rooms and dining area very clean. Breakfast very good, more than "continental" with cooked food, the best morning was when Debbie did the breakfast. Comfortable beds and they really are studios with a large fridge and microwave, I could have moved in. Good clean laundry room with a gym to use while waiting for your laundry. We came to hike and visit Anasazi ruins in the Canyon of the Ancients and the...
We had a relaxing, clean, and comfortable stay in Cortez. The proximity to Mesa Verde and Hovenweep was a big bonus. The owners of the casita were terrific to work with. We would stay here again!
We had a relaxing, clean, and comfortable stay in Cortez. The proximity to Mesa Verde and Hovenweep was a big bonus. The owners of the casita were terrific to work with. We would stay here again!
Shea
Reviewed October 14, 2025Reviewed October 14, 2025
The house served our purpose well. They beds were comfortable and the bathrooms and kitchen were clean. The back porch and grounds could use a little TLC but that didn’t stop us from enjoying ourselves. It was very close to all the attractions near Cortez.
The house served our purpose well. They beds were comfortable and the bathrooms and kitchen were clean. The back porch and grounds could use a little TLC but that didn’t stop us from enjoying ourselves. It was very close to all the attractions near Cortez.
Kathleen
Reviewed September 21, 2025Reviewed September 21, 2025
Property was nice, cozy and quiet, sitting in a town of 200 people with a river running through. Opportunities for river dining and walking and biking trails available. Staff was awesome. Next time I’m in that area, will definitely stay at this Hostel.
Property was nice, cozy and quiet, sitting in a town of 200 people with a river running through. Opportunities for river dining and walking and biking trails available. Staff was awesome. Next time I’m in that area, will definitely stay at this Hostel.
A wonderful nights sleep in a very comfortable en suite. Our hosts were wonderful and the breafast all home made, including the bread and coffee cake and all very delicious. A delightful experience.
A wonderful nights sleep in a very comfortable en suite. Our hosts were wonderful and the breafast all home made, including the bread and coffee cake and all very delicious. A delightful experience.
Jay
Reviewed September 28, 2021Reviewed September 28, 2021
What an amazing find! Durango was book up to $400 rooms and this was suggested. What a great accidental find! the room was great. Amy was so helpful.. When asked is there coffee in the room she chuckled and said "its in the stocked kitchen" that I found to be fantastic. The town is lost in time and so quaint and friendly. I will do this again given the opportunity. Mesa Verde just down the road. Was only $120 and I'm glad I passed on the $395 DoubleTree in Durango.
What an amazing find! Durango was book up to $400 rooms and this was suggested. What a great accidental find! the room was great. Amy was so helpful.. When asked is there coffee in the room she chuckled and said "its in the stocked kitchen" that I found to be fantastic. The town is lost in time and so quaint and friendly. I will do this again given the opportunity. Mesa Verde just down the road. Was only $120 and I'm glad I passed on the $395 DoubleTree in Durango.
Very soothing little oasis outside Mancos. Nicely appointed, quiet, with lovely, lush green surroundings. Felt very private. An easy, short drive to Mesa Verde. My singular complaint is that it needs better pillows, but that's such a minor issue.
Very soothing little oasis outside Mancos. Nicely appointed, quiet, with lovely, lush green surroundings. Felt very private. An easy, short drive to Mesa Verde. My singular complaint is that it needs better pillows, but that's such a minor issue.
If you're planning an RV adventure to Cortez, staying in an RV park is an excellent way to experience all the area offers. The mountains and hiking are some things you'll enjoy here. After you've found your spot at the RV park in Cortez, check out the parks and top-notch restaurants for a memorable trip.
What should I see in Cortez?
If you're looking for some ways to explore Cortez while making the most of your travel budget, this destination has lots to offer. Spots where you'll find the natural beauty on display include Ute Peak. Other places not to be missed include Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, Yucca House National Monument, and Canyons of the Ancients National Monument.
What's it like to stay in an RV park in Cortez?
Booking a spot in an RV park is a budget-friendly option if you're traveling to Cortez. This kind of accommodation gives you spacious grounds to park your trailer and stay overnight where you're close to nature. Lots of RV parks are near lakes and hiking trails, which makes it easy to enjoy the outdoors.