Springer Station

Love it, very neat and quiet

Cool 100 year old hotel. We had a great stay

Historical brown hotel and very cozy. Lots of snack and internet access is super fast. Shared bathroom and shower but each room has its own sink. Great for hiker and ppl looking for just a place to sleep. AC is kinda loud but manageable and great value hotel

Definitely put me in the worst room they had. Could not even sleep in the queen it was busted and sagging. Don’t let them put you in maple room. Always felt as though I was bothering when I had a question, which was mostly to not damage property further. Didn’t seem to be concerned or care. It wasn’t worth $35.

At first I didnt like the fact that we had to share a bathroom but it wasnt to bad! Family that runs the place are super helpful and friendly. Very private and quiet. Just over great experience during our short stay

Springer Station is in the historic Brown Hotel where Judy Garland filmed scenes for "the Harvey Girls" long ago. It is an old-style hotel run by a delightful family and has clean comfortable rooms and areas to sit, have coffee, and read. I was in a shared bath, which takes some flexibility, but worked out just fine. My room had its own sink. The hotel is linked to the railroad era of the Santa Fe as Springer was a transfer station, and many train personnel stayed at the Brown. The family also runs the Depot restaurant in town, where I had the best steak in 20 years! I highly recommend this site for a stay.

The owners live on site with very noisy dogs, barking at all hrs of the night. Owners are very unfriendly.

This was an absolute disappointment, This is a communal bathroom, so not cool!

This was an absolute disappointment, This is a communal bathroom, so not cool!

This place is very nice and cozy. the staff was great and very friendly. Thanks!

This was a glorified hostel. Floors were sticky and we couldn’t even use the shower, it was so gross.