Best Western Travel Programs
New Mexico
AARP Member Discounts
AARP members and guests 55 and older save up to 20% on room rates at Best Western hotels in the U.S. and Canada, and many Best Western hotels worldwide.
Best Western Kokopelli Lodge
702 S 1st Street, Clayton, New Mexico 88415-2314Phone: 575/374-2589 | Fax: 575/374-2554
Centrally located, this Clayton hotel provides every amenity needed to ensure travelers an enjoyable and relaxing stay in New Mexico.
Situated in Clayton, New Mexico, the Best Western Kokopelli Lodge offers guests Southwestern hospitality, friendly customer service and great amenities at a reasonable rate. Guests will be close to a variety of recreational activities including hiking, swimming, fishing, golf, archery and tennis.
All spacious, well-appointed guest rooms feature high-speed Internet access and cable satellite television. The hotel also offers suite accommodations and whirlpool rooms. Guests are welcome to enjoy a complimentary hot buffet breakfast each morning before heading out to explore the area. Other hotel amenities include a seasonal outdoor heated pool, picnic areas, a playground and a shuffleboard area. Guests will enjoy relaxing at the beautifully landscaped park and fish pond, found on the hotel premises. Pets are welcome!
The Best Western Kokopelli Lodge is located just one mile from the Clayton Centennial Park, Union Count Historical Park and the Stein Memorial Museum. A few miles from the hotel, guests can visit the Clayton Lake State Park, Dinosaur Tracks Exhibit and the Santa Fe Trail. Hotel guests can drive an hour to explore the Capulin Volcano National Park and the McNees Crossing. While visiting Clayton in July or October, guests should make a point to stop by the the Clayton Arts Festival or watch the Top Gun Golf Tournament.
Make an online reservation today and save at the Best Western Kokopelli Lodge.
Local Events Worth Considering:
August 2010
at the Santa Fe Museum of International Folk Art.
September 2010
Commemorates General de Vargas’ reentry into the City of Santa Fe on Sept. 14, 1692 following the Pueblo Revolt of 1680.
Live Entertainment and Concert at Park Lake, Bike Games, Door Prizes, Food and Exhibits, Wild West Shootout, & Dance and Poker Runs. At Park Lake in Santa Rosa.
Celebrating arts, artists and culture as the lead event for the Fall season in Taos – now known as the Fall Festivals.
Includes the Screamer Mountain Bike Race, the Kent Hodges Memorial Half Marathon. A 4.5 Mile Run and 1 Mile Fun Run. In Gallup.
Celebration includes a parade, fair, rodeo, arts & crafts, Pow Wow and traditional song and dance at the Fairgrounds in Shiprock.
October 2010
Traditional and contemporary fiber artistry, sheep, goats, rabbits, alpacas and llamas, and fiber projects.
Experience the magic of Taos Ski Valley on a Full moon hike. The Hike is 2.5 miles each way and moderate.
A combined classroom workshop with outdoor location photography of colorful balloons. In Santa Fe.
Fine storytellers weave audiences through emotions, from laughter to tears, on journey's through the art of communication. At the Taos Center for the Arts.
November 2010
Come support your local artists. Meet, talk and buy from each artist in their booth, from 8am-1pm.
December 2010
Over 100 Hispanic artists, music, art demonstrations and refreshments. From 9am-4pm at the Santa Fe Community Center.
26th Anniversary evening of hot cider, live music, entertainment and the fabled visit of Mr. and Mrs. Claus. In Santa Fe.
Join storyteller Sunny Dooley in the Wild at Heart: Ernest Thompson Seton exhibition space, free with NM History Museum admission, in Santa Fe.
