Navajo Dam Vacations

We have stayed at this property 2 years in a row. The view of the mountains from the units is wonderful and the units are well equipped. It was nice and quiet. We were a bit concerned about 2 things: watering so much in a time of drought and a lot of the street signs were faded so we got lost frequently.

This was a happenstance stay due to car trouble. A true silver lining. We had a wonderful suite to relax in when not exploring Durango and MilionDollar highway to Silverton and Ouray.

We stayed in room 206. You could put a can by the ac unit, and it would roll all the way across the room to the door. Other than thinking I had vertigo, it was an awesome experience.

This is a beautiful property with well-maintained rooms, great amenities in a wonderful location. If there was any form of management, this place could be really nice One morning we went to the café for breakfast only to see one extremely lonely, sad danish in their display case. We asked the worker about other breakfast options and she said we would be much better off to go into town. When we told her we ate in town yesterday and wanted to eat on property today she suggested another place in town instead of eating on property. The spa is very nice. My wife had a good massage. Mine was disappointing. The bigger disappointment came in the 30 minute in the serenity pool that had an extension cord run through it going out to the electric lawnmower. I don’t know Colorado electrical code but I think that plug by the hot tub should’ve been a GFI but probably wouldn’t have run the electric mower. I unplugged the cord and moved it out of the hot tub. No drink service other than going up to the bar. Our last night we did eat at wild Finch and it was exceptional in food quality, and service. Don’t get hung up on a Mountain View because there are mountains in about any direction. If you wanna enjoy the springs, it’s the place to stay. I just wish they would try a little harder to provide some customer service for what they are charging.