What a treasure! It is a quaint and cozy spot in the Zuni pueblo. Our room was very comfortable and there is outdoor seating all around to relax. We were on the top floor and our balcony surrounded by trees...almost like you are in a tree house! The place has nooks full of books and knick knacks. Almost like you are at your crazy aunts house or grandmas! They take your breakfast order the night before. The restaurant and little market is next door. Very easy and everyone so dang nice!

Honestly nothing really. The room walls are thin and you can hear people (muffled for sure). Our neighbor had kids and they ran around some, but being a mom myself (away from my kids) I didn't mind. I hope they didn't mind us up at 6am packing up. We drove by it a few times...definitely found the market - Halona Plaza is very clear! But we didn't know the inn was next to it and behind. We had to call. No biggy just something to be prepared for as the parking and entrance is in the back. I am not a breakfast person and the eggs/beans were just ok. Coffee was great. Both near our room (a Keurig) and at breakfast...strong! I loved it.

Cute little place an hour outside of Petrified National Forest and Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary which is why we chose it. HUGE portions of delicious breakfast included! Comfortable bed and enough room for all of our stuff.

Beware if you're tall - with 2 people over 6 feet, we had difficulty with the very short door to the bathroom that opened into the bed and required a step up to get into. Pretty small shower that I had difficulty getting hot in the morning (but was close to scalding in the evening for others).

A cozy family hotel, managed by a wonderful Zuni family! The house is plenty of souvenirs from the tribe, wonderful colors, an unusual hotel on the way to Santa Fe Rooms are small compared to the standars rooms in the USA, but the atmosphere is lovely! Thebreakfast in the morning gougeous! Abundant and very good! he best ever I had during this trip! Do not arrive late!!! All restaurants and fast foods in the area are closed after 9 pm, fast is a risk!!!!

Very unique place. The staff was very nice. Room had everything you need. If you are looking for a different type of hotel, this is a good choice. We enjoyed our stay and would for sure come back. Breakfast was super generous as well!

The door of the room did not reach the ground so there was absolutely no privacy from the neighbors. It was hard to find the checkin location initially. Also, the second floor rooms do not have an elevator so be aware if you have heavy luggage (which we did).

With my wife I was on an 4200kms round trip from Kansas City and back. Each night a different stop in hotels/motels. Out of the 11 places on our trip the Inn at Halona was the most exquisite, unique, friendly, also the best value. Friendly staff, beautiful room, decorated with native textiles and artefacts, a brand new, modern bathroom, and the bonus: there were at least 20 good quality important books about Native American people in the room's bookshelf. The breakfast (included in the price) was gorgeous and carefully prepared, based on our preferences given at check in. We chose this place instead of going to Gallup and that was a great decision. This motel is a must if you pass by.

It could not have been better!

The breakfast menu had lots of choices, and the servings were large so there was no chance you would go hungry.. The bedrooms were small, but they, as well as the shared sitting room, dining room, & kitchen were very nicely decorated with Zuni Nation art of ceramics, paintings, cabinetry & wood carvings. The Pendleton Chief Joseph blanket on the bed didn't go unnoticed. The bedrooms were very cozy, and the shared areas were very functional. We felt very comfortable in the space and with the other guests.

The TV in room # 1 was on the wall to the side of the bed, making watching it painful for our elderly necks. The Bookings.com app erased my review twice when I tried to attach photos. Bookings.... get your app together!!!

The breakfast was great and the breakfast room had great internet so I could work and linger. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. The room was nicely decorated and the windows opened which was nice so i could enjoy fresh air. The garden had tables where I worked outside and I appreciated the fence that enclosed the area and the nice kitty that came to sit on my lap.

I had a steep staircase to climb with a very heavy suitcase.

We love this place and have stayed before in different rooms and will stay again. We have been traveling to Zuni for 30 years and love being able to stay in the historic core of the town. It is unlike most any other unique Southwest place you may have stayed. The set of buildings and exterior spaces the Inn operates are massively reused over and over across hundreds of years, so you must think of this as different than purpose-built or especially branded chain accommodations. The rooms are very affordable, character filled and eclectic, with some space capsule sized spaces [bathroom], great hardware/fixtures and exquisite details, but next to some unfinished work. Exquisite art and photographs everywhere. Surprise balconies, patios, and views, a Koi pond, a great breakfast, and very helpful staff.

We love these vernacular spaces that are rare, but some may be concerned about size of units, which are more European scaled than motel-sized, and a beloved reworked historic renovation vs. newly built.

I only wish that I could’ve stayed another night or 2. The Inn was so much more than I expected. Getting there at dusk with the outdoor lights & eclectic decor was magical. A bonus was having very friendly cats to greet you. The room was clean & comfortable. The entire staff was friendly & helpful. Breakfast was great. I’d definitely recommend this to anyone looking for an unusual place to stay off the beaten path.

I can’t think of anything I didn’t like about my stay there.

Very friendly and informative staff. Excellent big breakfast. Wonderful furnishings in the rooms and a very local, relaxed feel.