Wyndham Pagosa

We are neither skiers nor golfers, and we love Pagosa. The activities at the resort blew us away--watercolor pencils, calligraphy, line dancing, orienteering, and more. We hiked the mountains, spent a day in the 20+ mineral spring pools, and ate wonderfully well at the restaurants. The resort is back from the road on a quiet lake, but all the restaurants on the road are within walking distance. The units are separate cabins, so there are stairs, but it also means views from all directions. We really recommend Pagosa!

Nice resort but be careful--you don't necessarily get the type of unit which your confirmation sheet indicates! Some accommodations are MUCH nicer than others!!!!

Unbelievable, what a great resort run by fantastic people. Everyone was so nice and we got a hair dryier that had been lifted from our unit without delay. Also, picked up a humidifier from the office, SWEET! It is really dry up in the mountains. Purgatory is nic and we even went up in the mountains to Silverton but Wolf Creek Ski Resort is so convenient and so nice that it is the obvious choice. Went week 7 and enjoyed beautiful weather and wide open roads. (Great becaus sometimes it gets difficult or impossible in the mountain passes after a foot or so. Went on the narrow gauge steam train up the mountain and had a great time. The fellow passengers were more interesting than the breaathtaking views so I guess you know the passengers were the greatest.

The resort units are spacious and well insulated and still have formica countertops and small TVs. However, we were up there to ski and sight see and read books by the fireplace and did turn the TV on except to catch the weather.

The ride through the mountains on the well laid out 4 lane HWY from Albq through Durango to Pagosa Springs was beautiful as even in the Winter the rock formations and the color of the mountains just leaves you in awe of the majesty and wondering how this could have been formed.

This was my first time in Pagosa Springs but I am already looking forward to snowboarding next year with the Grandkids during my week 7 at the Eagles Loft!

We own a unit at Teal Landing in Pagosa Springs and come back every year. It's gorgeous country with lots of things to do. The resort is spread out over many acres with a lake and a golf course. The views are spectacular. Hiking, biking, and fly fishing is great. A very large rec center offers an indoor pool and jacuzzi with weight room and cardio equipment. The Activity Center has an assortment of classes including watercolor, tai chi, tennis. The hot air balloons in late September are spectacular. Close to Mesa Verde, the Durango-Silverton train, Wolf Creek Pass skiing. The units are really nice. Comfortable and well-appointed. Not high-end luxurious, but well done. The staff are unfailingly helpful. We never rent or exchange this unit because we enjoy being here too much.