ROOMS & RATES
ROOMS & RATES
Words from the Owner
Fishing on the Pecos River
If you love to fish, Northern New Mexico may be your dream vacation. The Pecos River is an excellent location for both fly fishing and regular cast fishing …
Experience the Museum of International Folk Art Santa Fe
Located at 706 Camino Lejo on Santa Fe’s Museum Hill, the Museum of International Folk Art is part of the state of New Mexico museum system and a division of the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs.
White Rapids in the Desert!
Here in the arid Southwest, people naturally think of the desert. And while New Mexico boasts some of the most striking desert landscapes and scenery in the country – white-water rafting is also prominent. In fact, this region boasts some of the finest white-water rafting in the country!
Santa Fe Farmer’s Market
The Santa Fe Farmers Market provides the ideal showcase for all manner of fresh vegetables, fruits, and tasty treats on Saturdays year-round and on Tuesdays May 2nd to November 20th.
Top 4 Summer Festivals in Santa Fe
When planning a summer visit to Northern New Mexico, be sure to check out Santa Fe’s roster of art and culture festivals. The summer months bring a wide variety of festivals and activities to Santa Fe.
¡Olé!
Flamenco is an especially vibrant form of dance – originally a product of the Andaluz region of Spain and popular here in Santa Fe. Santa Fe boasts multiple options for first-quality flamenco performances.
Treasures of the Turquoise Trail
The Turquoise Trail National Scenic Byway is one of the most picturesque places in New Mexico. It encompasses 15,000 square miles in the central part of the state and links Santa Fe and Albuquerque. The 50-mile drive along state highway 14 offers breathtaking views....
Oh, Georgia!
Miles and miles of blue sky, towering mesas, native plants, and the rocky desert landscape instantly inspired American painter Georgia O’Keefe when she first visited Abiquiu in the late 1920s. She came back time and again, and eventually moved to the area in 1949,...
History of the Anasazi
Hundreds of years ago, the Anasazi, also known as the Ancestral Pueblo people, carved their homes from the volcanic turf at the sides of the cliffs in the Jemez Mountains. Today, visitors can explore this complex of cliff dwellings, called the Bandelier...
Field Trips Aren’t Just for School Kids
When was the last time you went on a field trip? We bet it’s been a while. Santa Fe’s School for Advanced Research offers seasonal field trips for adventurers and knowledge-seekers of all ages. Local archaeological experts are hosting a field trip to El...
