Inn at Halona

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!!!

Lovely place, very unique, charming style. Owner is delightful.

Check-in instructions are non-obvious, you have to go to a food place that's called different from the hotel, and following the address will take you to some random sketchy-looking houses across the street. Make sure you read the email they'll send you when you book, and hope you have phone signal when you arrive, which is rare in the area.

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.

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

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.

Great breakfast, n being the heart of the community

The room was very cozy. There was a great coffee/beverage station with a fridge just outside the room. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I also loved the location - in the heart of Zuni, just across the street from a great little museum, and co-located with a small store and local fast food restaurant. Another highlight was the delicious and HUGE breakfast. It was more like a brunch! I only wish I could have stayed longer and spent more time learning about the Zuni.

I sent a couple messages to the Inn before more arrival but never received a reply. I probably should have just called, but I was overseas and with the time difference, it was hard. The staff 100% made up for it in person though!

Very eclectic interesting room in an unusual B&B

Food

You feel right at home in this welcoming little inn. Beautiful Zuni decor, lots of little attentions like children's books and sofas on the terrace. The garden is beautiful. Breakfast was VERY good.

Feels a bit like at grandma's : tiny-weeny bathroom (a cupboard-shower), cats hair everywhere, cats pee smell in the room, and not so clean blankets... But all in all, it's the whole experience, and largely compensated by everything else.

Comfortable and cozy. Great location for exploring Zuni Pueblo. Friendly staff. Very good breakfast. Room had nice touches - towels, lotions, soaps, tissues, etc.

If you are tall headroom in some of the units can be tight. Bathrooms can be a tight fit as well. Guest sometimes do not close outside doors and the local cats sneak in.