Springer Station

Wonderful historic hotel in the small town of Springer. Our family booked it as a late-night holdover on our way to somewhere else in the area. The beds were clean, very soft and comfortable. The host was kind despite our late-night arrival and guided us through the amenities. This is a historic property though, so some of the facilities are appropriately dated. While we were fine with this, some of them seemed to reflect overdue maintenance (porcelain/finsh chipping/stripping in the sink) vs just simple age.

Nice stay in a historic hotel, loved all the paintings! Comfortable bed and has a sink and refrigerator in the room, so having a shared bathroom is not a hardship.

The room was clean and allowed pets! Only one bathroom down the hall though… A/C worked great and they had a nice coffee/tea station which made the morning go quicker. It is an old building and could do with some remodeling

The reception area was full of mismatched antiques that were sitting around with no apparent purpose. The hotel was very clean, but in much need of update. The shared bathroom was between two bedrooms, which worked for us since we were a family unit. There was a clawfoot bathtub with a shower that had fantastic water pressure, but it was encircled by shower curtains that made it feel small and closed in. The bed was the absolute best bed we had on our entire week of travel. It was the best sleep we had! Since no breakfast was served, we went north down the street to a small diner named Elida’s with an excellent, affordable breakfast menu. For a short overnight stay and an amazing low price, we would stay here again.

We didn’t have our own bathroom. Had to share with other people. The bathroom was not very clean either. I did not use the shower. A child checked us in. I did not see an adult employee the whole time.

Friendly cool place. Awesome owner

This is a gem -- famly run hotel (couple and their seven children!), in a historical hotel (100+ year old which was a restaurant and many other things over its history). Judy Garland used to stay there in the 1930s. Lots of history. But more importantly, it's relaxed and feels like you're staying in a family house with a family who stays out of your way unless you need help, in which case they are very helpful. I've seen comments about the bathroom situation. What I can say is I stayed there two different times, and the shared bathroom was not a problem at all. Maybe it's because overall the hotel was not very occupied. I can see if it was fully booked it might be a bit of an issue but also understand that some rooms have their own or a shared bathroom, which means that the communal bathroom doesn't have everyone using it. Also I believe every room has its own sink and mirror, so you can wash face/brush teeth in your own room. I felt the hotel was very clean while also feeling old and historic. If there's a downside it's that the town of Springer is pretty dead, and you'll have a hard time getting a meal at night nearby. Overall I'd totally stay here again and would recommend that you try it if you're in the area.