Wortley Hotel, Highway 380 - Across from the Old Courthouse, Lincoln 88338, New Mexico, USA
Wortley Hotel
Highway 380 - Across from the Old Courthouse, Lincoln 88338, New Mexico, USA
+1 505 6534300, +1 505 6534686
http://www.wortleyhotel.com
Highway 380 - Across from the Old Courthouse, Lincoln 88338, New Mexico, USA
+1 505 6534300, +1 505 6534686
http://www.wortleyhotel.com
General and in-room facilities and services available at Wortley Hotel
summer garden
summer terrace/patio
conference room
rooms for non-smokers
luggage storage
garage places on site
quiet surroundings
tea and coffee making facilities
en-suite/private bathroom
Some excerpts from the website of Wortley Hotel that might be useful
We serve meals made from the from the freshest of ingredients Thursday through Sunday of each week. On Mondays through Wednesdays we serve roadkill (just kidding, the kitchen is mostly closed). Our regular hours are: Breakfast - 8 AM to 10 AM. Lunch - 11 AM to 3 PM. Our irregular hours are whenever else the chef feels like cooking (and he really likes to cook). You can get breakfast almost any day when we have overnight guests. We are a bed and breakfast and we have to heat up the grill anyway. We reserve the right to fish in the morning on days when we have no guests. All hours are subject to change at the chef's whim. Vic Garrison, our master chef, was classically trained at New Mexico Department of Corrections and Nadine's Cafe in Austin, Texas. His assistant chef, Jack Rigney, is a longtime resident of Lincoln. He cooked Bob Ollinger's last meal before he was shot. As I have previously mentioned, Vic really likes to cook, so give him a call if you need a private party or event catered. He can cook almost anything, including prison food, if you aren't particularly fond of the people at the at the party or event. The lunch menu for this weekend will include a green chili cheeseburger. Call or drop by for further details. Your basic bacon and eggs breakfast is served almost every morning.
Under New Management. (Not the Guy Pictured Here). The historic Wortley Hotel, formerly owned by Sheriff Pat Garrett, is located in scenic Lincoln, New Mexico, the former stomping grounds of Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid. Billy the Kid broke out of jail for the last time in Lincoln, killing Deputy J. W. Bell and U. S. Marshall Bob Ollinger, in the process. Bob was eating at the Wortley, along with several prisoners from the jail, when the breakout occurred. It was his last meal. Billy the Kid was considered too damned dangerous to be taken across the street and fed at the Wortley. He took his meals in the courthouse. He talked J. W. Bell into allowing him to go to the outhouse while everyone else was gone to lunch. On his way back from the outhouse, Billy overpowered and shot Bell. When Ollinger heard the shot he dropped his fork and ran across the street. Billy let him have it with both barrels of his own shotgun. He died well fed. The management of the Wortley would like to point out: We no longer feed prisoners. The food is much better these days. Carnage of this sort rarely occurs in modern day Lincoln, thus our motto, No Guests Gunned Down in Over 100 Years. Do you enjoy nightlife, bright lights, hustle bustle and fast living? If you do, we don't have any of that here. You need to go to Las Vegas (the one in Nevada). If you enjoy clean mountain air, rocking on the front porch, pitching horseshoes, listening to the quiet, rubbing elbows with colorful characters and exploring New Mexico, the Land of Enchantment, have we got a place for you. Come and stay awhile. The snow has melted. We are back from our winter hiatus. We intend to have as much fun this year as we did last year. Come help us achieve our minimum yearly requirement of fun. Proprietors: Victor and Cathy Garrison. Location: Highway 380, Phone: (505) 653-4300 cathy@wortleyhotel.net
Pat Garrett Slept Here but Never This Well. All rooms at the Wortley have been recently remodeled. We have newfangled indoor plumbing in each room, new custom made beds imported from Roswell and a nice fresh paint job on everything. Rooms are appointed with antique furniture to give you the 1800s feel. Breakfast is included when you stay with us (and a fine breakfast it is). Mountain air is thrown in for free, a medically proven slightly addictive aid to sleep. We have just reopened under new management and have a special introductory room rate of $89 per night. Come and stay awhile.
What's Happening in Lincoln County. Ruidoso Valley Chamber of Commerce schedule of local area events on their website. We at the Wortley will be happy to see you any time, busy or not. We sometimes have rooms available during the busier weekends, when the rooms in Ruidoso get booked up. Lincoln County War Symposium. A symposium on the Lincoln County War is being held Saturday September 29, 2007. It starts at 8:30AM and runs till 5:00PM. The price of admission is $25 at the door. The symposium is being sponsored by the Lincoln County Historical Society and the. Hubbard Museum of the American West. The $25 admission includes a tour of Lincoln on Sunday, guided by Drew Gomber. A complete schedule is posted. Motorcycles will be converging on Lincoln County September 12th through 16th, 2007 for the 38th annual. Golden Aspen Motorcycle Rally. The September air is crisp and it is a perfect time to cruise to historic Lincoln. Fire Up Your Chuck Wagon. Chuck wagons will be converging on Lincoln County October 12th through 14th, 2007 for the 18th annual. Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium. There will be cowboy cooking, concerts and more. Knocking on Heaven's Door. Billy the Kid will have J. W. and Bob (Ollinger, not Dylan) Knocking on Heaven's Door daily, August 3rd through 5th, 2007. It is time for our annual. Old Lincoln Days pageant. The reenactment of the Last Escape of Billy the Kid will be at 8:30PM Friday and Saturday and 3:00PM Sunday. will be singing his own special brand of cowboy music at 7:00PM Friday and Saturday and at 1:30PM on Sunday. Our grand parade will be making it's way down the main street at 11:00AM on Sunday. The museums, exhibits and living history groups will be going on all day every day, so come early and stay late. Update: The pageant has come and gone. Bob is safe until next year. Pictures are posted on our
The Wortley, courthouse and schoolhouse from the mountain. The Wortley through the ruins of the White Elephant Saloon. The Billy the Kid Pageant at the amphitheater. The Billy the Kid Pageant parade. No guests gunned down in over 100 years. Sometimes music happens. The Wortley really rocks. Invaded by a horde of crazy Jamaicans. Bob Ollinger's mummified body. Assistant chef Jack Rigney and a sasquatch from the local foothills. The Wortley is a very relaxing place. Come give it a try.
Under New Management. (Not the Guy Pictured Here). The historic Wortley Hotel, formerly owned by Sheriff Pat Garrett, is located in scenic Lincoln, New Mexico, the former stomping grounds of Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid. Billy the Kid broke out of jail for the last time in Lincoln, killing Deputy J. W. Bell and U. S. Marshall Bob Ollinger, in the process. Bob was eating at the Wortley, along with several prisoners from the jail, when the breakout occurred. It was his last meal. Billy the Kid was considered too damned dangerous to be taken across the street and fed at the Wortley. He took his meals in the courthouse. He talked J. W. Bell into allowing him to go to the outhouse while everyone else was gone to lunch. On his way back from the outhouse, Billy overpowered and shot Bell. When Ollinger heard the shot he dropped his fork and ran across the street. Billy let him have it with both barrels of his own shotgun. He died well fed. The management of the Wortley would like to point out: We no longer feed prisoners. The food is much better these days. Carnage of this sort rarely occurs in modern day Lincoln, thus our motto, No Guests Gunned Down in Over 100 Years. Do you enjoy nightlife, bright lights, hustle bustle and fast living? If you do, we don't have any of that here. You need to go to Las Vegas (the one in Nevada). If you enjoy clean mountain air, rocking on the front porch, pitching horseshoes, listening to the quiet, rubbing elbows with colorful characters and exploring New Mexico, the Land of Enchantment, have we got a place for you. Come and stay awhile. The snow has melted. We are back from our winter hiatus. We intend to have as much fun this year as we did last year. Come help us achieve our minimum yearly requirement of fun. Proprietors: Victor and Cathy Garrison. Location: Highway 380, Phone: (505) 653-4300 cathy@wortleyhotel.net
Pat Garrett Slept Here but Never This Well. All rooms at the Wortley have been recently remodeled. We have newfangled indoor plumbing in each room, new custom made beds imported from Roswell and a nice fresh paint job on everything. Rooms are appointed with antique furniture to give you the 1800s feel. Breakfast is included when you stay with us (and a fine breakfast it is). Mountain air is thrown in for free, a medically proven slightly addictive aid to sleep. We have just reopened under new management and have a special introductory room rate of $89 per night. Come and stay awhile.
What's Happening in Lincoln County. Ruidoso Valley Chamber of Commerce schedule of local area events on their website. We at the Wortley will be happy to see you any time, busy or not. We sometimes have rooms available during the busier weekends, when the rooms in Ruidoso get booked up. Lincoln County War Symposium. A symposium on the Lincoln County War is being held Saturday September 29, 2007. It starts at 8:30AM and runs till 5:00PM. The price of admission is $25 at the door. The symposium is being sponsored by the Lincoln County Historical Society and the. Hubbard Museum of the American West. The $25 admission includes a tour of Lincoln on Sunday, guided by Drew Gomber. A complete schedule is posted. Motorcycles will be converging on Lincoln County September 12th through 16th, 2007 for the 38th annual. Golden Aspen Motorcycle Rally. The September air is crisp and it is a perfect time to cruise to historic Lincoln. Fire Up Your Chuck Wagon. Chuck wagons will be converging on Lincoln County October 12th through 14th, 2007 for the 18th annual. Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium. There will be cowboy cooking, concerts and more. Knocking on Heaven's Door. Billy the Kid will have J. W. and Bob (Ollinger, not Dylan) Knocking on Heaven's Door daily, August 3rd through 5th, 2007. It is time for our annual. Old Lincoln Days pageant. The reenactment of the Last Escape of Billy the Kid will be at 8:30PM Friday and Saturday and 3:00PM Sunday. will be singing his own special brand of cowboy music at 7:00PM Friday and Saturday and at 1:30PM on Sunday. Our grand parade will be making it's way down the main street at 11:00AM on Sunday. The museums, exhibits and living history groups will be going on all day every day, so come early and stay late. Update: The pageant has come and gone. Bob is safe until next year. Pictures are posted on our
The Wortley, courthouse and schoolhouse from the mountain. The Wortley through the ruins of the White Elephant Saloon. The Billy the Kid Pageant at the amphitheater. The Billy the Kid Pageant parade. No guests gunned down in over 100 years. Sometimes music happens. The Wortley really rocks. Invaded by a horde of crazy Jamaicans. Bob Ollinger's mummified body. Assistant chef Jack Rigney and a sasquatch from the local foothills. The Wortley is a very relaxing place. Come give it a try.
