Best Hotels near St. Anthony Church, Los Alamos

I stayed in three motels during the whole trip. This is the best one. It is very convenient to drive to Denmark Village. It is recommended to stay. Personally, I don’t think there is any need to live in the Danish Village. Just take a few hours to take pictures in Danish Village. It is cost-effective here.

Advantages: Not far from the Danish village, there are Plazas around, it is convenient to eat and refuel. The double bed room is clean and tidy, which is a better Inn. In the middle and late July of the United States, the temperature difference between day and night is large. Many hotels have swimming pools and they are not able to launch. But here the temperature is high, you can relax and swim. Suitable for self-driving people who want to stay near the Danish village. Disadvantages: expensive weekend prices, low cost.

Good lighting in room, decent parking, nice vanity, fair price, clean room, fast check-in, good air conditioning, nice sized room, bathtub,and safe location and only 3 miles from Solvang. IMO a better value than Solvang which is a bit overpriced. Visit Solvang...stay in Buellton.

The surrounding area is a large commercial area, where supermarkets, fast food restaurants, and gas stations are concentrated, so it is quite lively. After eating, you can buy and go shopping nearby. Breakfast is an American buffet, but due to the small size of the restaurant, you have to wait for a seat late. It is recommended to eat immediately after getting up, or use a disposable bowl to retrieve the meal.

Exceptional location, amazing service. This hotel has it all. The bar is quite active nightly as is the restaurant. The check-in experience is flawless, and fast. The agents are very kind and helpful. This is probably the cleanest hotel you will find. Rooms are immaculate and well appointed. Plenty of outlets to use in both the guest rooms and public areas. Beds and pillows are amazing! Each room has its own mini fridge and Keurig style coffee maker with pods provided. Towels are white and soft and plentifully. The room has a contemporary feel to it. All rooms are immaculate and their housekeeping is on point. This hotel is a 10/10 on cleanliness. I have stayed here many times and it is my go to for wine club trips in Los Olivos. It takes about 30 min to drive to Los Olivos from here. There is also a Wine area down the road called the Wine Ghetto - very convenient. Burger King, Donuts, CVS and local Mexican Fare is nearby. Ample free parking that is super easy to access, with entry doors to hotel from all sides (room keys required). Security is vigilant and very nice to see during the overnight shift. Jaxtyn is super helpful and always so welcoming. All the Front Desk staff, housekeepers, servers are super hospitable and anticipate your needs. Well managed and it’s obvious the hotel Manager takes extreme pride in running the best hotel in the area. I wouldn’t stay anywhere else!

Originally wanted to live in the Danish village, but later found that it was less than ten minutes away from the Danish village. The price difference was half. I got up in the morning and drove to the Danish village. I felt that it was good to live in Button. The steak near the hotel is not bad, you can ask the front desk for consultation.

We stayed here in mid-November 2020 and I think that the hotel is doing a good job. closures/covid impacts: - The hot tub was closed - The breakfast was more limited than usual, but they did have some hot options like scrambled eggs & sausage. They also had juice, bagels & cream cheese, hard boiled eggs, yogurt, & fruit. - No daily housekeeping so you leave your trash can in the hall if you want it taken out and you call the front desk if you need anything. Rooms are sanitized between guests. I didn't see a lot of trash in the hall given the situation. pros (aside from those found in other reviews): + While Solvang was super-crowded in town, the Hampton Inn Buellton was quiet and clean. + Guests mainly respected eachothers' space. + The pool was open and heated. We were the only ones to use it from what I could tell. + There are several outdoor sitting areas and 1-2 fire pits (fire pits were turned on at night) as well. These are great if you want to meet up with some friends or family and stay outside. You could definitely dine alfresco, just bring a jacket. It gets cold quickly. + There was a Firestone Brewery within a very short walk offering takeout or patio dining (with a fireplace). + The room was clean and spacious and had mini fridge & microwave + Free parking was plentiful. + coffee & cocoa available in the lobby (seemed like 24 hrs?)

The appearance of the hotel is very temperament, it feels very high-grade, there is a big parking lot at the entrance. It is convenient to eat, and there are: pizza, subway, Thai food, etc. There are three gas stations at the crossroads not far away. One large suite The bed, if you bring the child is not convenient. The bathroom is in the middle of the room, when you first enter, there is a big taste. The chef has a special stuff for the breakfast, you need to give another tip.

I wanted to book a hotel in San Jose. I got an oolong and booked this hotel. If I wanted to unsubscribe, the Ctrip agent had no choice but to stay. The hotel is new and the facilities are very good, but the location may not be good, the occupancy rate is not 10%, and there are no other cars at all. Dona, the administrative manager at the front desk, asked for a roll call, and the front desk who started the reception said that she could unsubscribe. Later, when she came forward, the plot reversed.