Silver Creek Inn

My father took me to Mogollon when I was 12 years old (back in 1963) and I've now just made my 7th trip back with my wife. It was a very long drive this time, from central Texas.Mogollon is a treasure-trove for people who like history and beautiful scenery and the jewel of Mogollon is the Silver Creek Inn. We stayed there two nights (October 17 & 18) and the experience was wonderful.This old and very historic building was built around 1885 and originally served as a store. It eventually became vacated and sat empty for a number of years until the new owner (Stan) bought it and with the help of a few compadres, restored and converted it into an inn.I can't even imagine the amount of work it took, but they did an outstanding job. My wife and I stayed upstairs in a large and very comfortable room on the northeast corner. The adjoining bathroom was beautifully done and offered me a shower that was easy to step into and out of. The bed was very comfortable and the room quiet offering a great view off of a balcony having a second set of stairs if one wanted to go to the ground floor. Adjoining our room was a library having a lot of shelves and books and a very cool moving ladder that can travel across the front of the selves. The library also has a very beautiful coffee table and more books are kept there having stories about the people who came to Mogollon years ago to find their fortunes in or earn a living in the mines that are in the surrounding area.Our host, Susie was the highlight of our trip up here and worth the long drive just for the pleasure to visit with her. She runs a tight ship and i am glad that after all these years and trips of visiting Mogollon, that I was finally able to spend several nights in this interesting ghost town and this really nice inn.

We stayed here over the Labor Day weekend and this B & B is a great place to just to R & R! We loved the patio with the grape vines, plants and mini pond. Enjoyed every evening out there with drinks and cigars! Sue is a great Inn Keeper/Hostess, we enjoyed her company. She served us our continental breakfast included with the room. It was enough for us with coffee, juice, toast or bagels with butter, jam or jelly and cream cheese and a nice bowl of fresh fruit. A full breakfast is available for an additional cost. Sue will take good care of you!8/30 - 9/2/2013

I was invited to spend the night of the 5/24 with a friend and was informed that they have a no pet policy. I totally understand and respect that. I contacted them to inform them that I have a service dog and was flatly denied the ability to bring her. The reason. . . they are more concerned about guests with potential allergies.As picturesque and historical as the town of Mogollon, NM is, it appears that service animal friendly they are not. If you have a service dog and can live without their services then staying at the Silver Creek Inn, will be a fun experience. If you cannot be without your service dog then know, at least one group of Inn owners, considers their guests with potential allergies far more important than breaking ADA and Civilc Rights laws. Before my need of a service dog I visited the Inn and was taken on a tour, by the owners of the establishment. It looks clean, well maintained and the hosts were gracious. I am sad to say that I am not one that will be without my service animal and will not be staying there.

We spent the night at the Silver Creek Inn and were very pleased with it. The remodeling job that they were doing was of excellent craftsmanship. The selection of old furnishings was great with a great attention to detail. The facility was spotless. The manager, Sue, is a very interesting person to talk to, she has lived full time in Mogollon for 30 years. A warning, there is no food available in Mogollon weekdays. the Silver Creek Inn is not a bed and "breakfast". For dinner there may be no place open in Glenwood nor Alma. We had to drive back to Reserve. The Golden Girls is a great place for Breakfast in Glenwood (cash only).