Completed the latest of about a dozen stays here Mother's day weekend. Upgraded to Junior suite on a paid stay.

Corn Maiden restaurant had some good value multiple course dinners. Great if you like grilled meats.

Hummingbirds were out in force this time of year around the resort.

RC was okay. Cont, breakfast. Nothing warm in evenings to eat, but everything else was pretty good. We were only interested in wine ourselves so didn't notice other offerings. $3 for decent wines.

Spa as always here is very good here.

Previously we have had a nice dinner at the Prairie Star restaurant nearby on the same Santa Ana Pueblo. This time we enjoyed very good music and wine bar available Friday nights in the patio with Sandia peak at sunset.
http://mynewmexicogolf.com/golf/prot...airie_star.htm

My only disappointment was the ceasing of burning cedar incense in the lobby. I know it doesn't seem like a big deal, but it has always made quite an impression on me when I walk in the lobby and all my senses are simultaneously aware of this unique place. The southwestern lobby with the fireplace and the backdrop of sandia peak, the Indian flute music, and the smell of the incense. Could feel the stress leave instantly. Asked about this and was told that a few guests with allergies had complained about the incense so they don't use anymore. Maybe it was just me, but even the music volume seemed more subtle too. Being very allergic to cedar myself I have never had an issue. We always load up on this stuff from the gift shop and burn back in our home. For me I have downgraded this from a special place to a very good resort because of this.