The Lodge at Cloudcroft has experienced its share of transformations and tales. Built in the early 1900s, The Lodge emerged from the ashes of a devastating fire and, over the years, has gracefully evolved into the luxurious gem that it is today. Its architectural prowess blends the American Craftsman style with hints of Victorian splendor.

Whispers of yore, elegance galore.

The Lodge's attention to detail is evident in every meticulously designed space. Each individually appointed room features Craftsman-style furnishings, offering a glimpse into the past, while modern amenities ensure your comfort. You'll also find a library of board games and books to enjoy in your room or in the common areas. Additionally, a beautifully renovated pool and hot tub await you for a refreshing dip. For those looking to play a round of golf, The Lodge at Cloudcroft is home to one of the oldest 9-hole golf courses in the United States!

Rebecca's, the onsite restaurant, pairs mouth-watering dishes with local legends. Rebecca was a young chambermaid who disappeared over 100 years ago, but there are those who say that she never really left. So, whether you're savoring brunch delicacies over the weekend, indulging in a satisfying lunch, or enjoying a romantic dinner, every meal here promises an unforgettable experience.