Author dorabenley

The room service staff at Las Fuentes at the Bishop’s Lodge in Santa Fe didn’t pick up the dinner room service tray until the next morning despite repeated calls from me while researching WW2 spies in Santa Fe. They let… Continue Reading →

We stayed at the Bishop’s Lodge in Santa Fe because no other room was available on Friday, July 11, 2014 during the International Folk Festival. It was an experience we will never forget, but we wouldn’t want to repeat it…. Continue Reading →

The La Quinta Albuquerque NE gets the award for the smallest beds of our trip to Santa Fe to research WW2 spies. We were used to a king bed and my husband and I had to squeeze into a tiny… Continue Reading →

We took the CP breakfast in the lobby back to our room at the Comfort Inn in Socorro. The rolls were dry, not quite stale but tending in that direction. The OJ was bland. The tea I didn’t taste. I… Continue Reading →

This was the first in a series of Denny’s Restaurants that turned out to be the unsung heroes of our trip to Santa Fe to research WW2 spies in July, 2014. This eatery was adjacent to the Comfort Inn T… Continue Reading →

Every motel we checked into in July, 2914 on the way to Santa Fe to research WW2 spies was crowded and noisy. The Comfort Inn T or C was no exception. Little doggies barked along hallway and in parking lot…. Continue Reading →

We’ve stayed at this motel many times, but the last time we were there in July on our way back and forth to Santa Fe to research WW2 spies, the garbage cans weren’t getting picked up for 24 hours at… Continue Reading →

I turned from one side to the other. No matter where I looked there was a TV mounted from the ceiling blaring sports or news at me. In vain I tried to find a table where we could have a… Continue Reading →

My husband looked up IHOP in Deming before we left for the trip to Santa Fe to research WW2 spies. We were anxious to try it. It looked spanking new. We got there early at 11:00AM. No other guests were… Continue Reading →

We stayed at the La Quinta in Deming on the way to Santa Fe to research WW2 spies. There was no restaurant and we had to drive a couple of miles to find a Wendy’s at a shopping center. At… Continue Reading →