La Junta Inn

Everything onsite, nothing you don’t need.

From the Yak & Yeti Lounge to EV charging and 24-hour cameras, La Junta Inn covers the essentials for a comfortable, secure stay, for a night on the road or a longer visit to the valley.

Yak & Yeti Lounge

Onsite bar and restaurant, a bite or a drink without leaving the property.

Free breakfast

Complimentary every morning for every registered guest.

24-hour front desk

Someone’s here whenever you arrive, day or night.

24-hour security

Active cameras around the entire premises.

Spacious parking

Free for cars, SUVs, and semis alike.

EV charging

An electric-vehicle charging station on site.

Free Wi-Fi

High-speed internet in every room and across the property.

Daily housekeeping

Fresh rooms, fresh linens, every day.

Air conditioning & heat

Individual climate control in every room.

Built for the
way you travel.

Teams, truckers, ranchers, and road-trippers have counted on this stop since the railroad came through in 1876.

Sports teams

Five minutes from Tiger Stadium, Rattler Field, and Tippy Martinez Field. Group and team-block rates by phone.

Movers & truckers

Free parking with room for semis and trailers, plus 24-hour cameras so you can rest easy.

Ranchers & farmers

Room for trucks and equipment, and a quiet room for a real night’s rest before an early start.

Business & leisure

Fast Wi-Fi, work desks, free breakfast, and the Yak & Yeti Lounge for after hours.

Worth the detour.

Bent’s Old Fort, the Koshare Museum, the Otero Museum, and Vogel Canyon are all a short drive from your room.

Bent's Old Fort
8 miles east

Bent’s Old Fort

A reconstructed 1830s adobe trading post on the Santa Fe Trail, run by the National Park Service.

Koshare Museum & Trading Post
Half a mile

Koshare Museum & Trading Post

A museum and ceremonial kiva holding one of the country’s great collections of Southwestern art.

Vogel Canyon
~13 miles south

Vogel Canyon

Prairie and red-rock trails, dinosaur tracks, and, mid-September to mid-October, the grassland’s famous tarantula migration.

Common questions.

Is there food on site?

Yes, the Yak & Yeti Lounge is right on the property for a bite or a drink, and a complimentary breakfast is served every morning.

Are pets allowed?

Yes. We welcome up to two pets per room at $20 per pet, per night. Let the front desk know when you book.

Can I park a semi?

Yes. Parking is free and spacious, cars, SUVs, and semis all fit, with active cameras around the premises.

Do you have EV charging?

Yes, there’s an electric-vehicle charging station on site.

What’s the smoking policy?

All rooms are non-smoking. Smoking in a room carries a $250 penalty.

Is there a deposit?

Guests paying in cash, or local guests within 60 miles, leave a $250 refundable deposit, returned in full with no damage or smoking.

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