Pueblo Bonito

Frommer's Review

Private courtyards and narrow flagstone paths give a look of elegance to this 19th-century adobe hacienda and stables, a few blocks south of the Santa Fe River. This is a good choice if you like more of an inn feel rather than a home feel in a B&B. Each guest room is named for a Pueblo tribe of the surrounding countryside. Every room -- decorated with Native American rugs on wood or brick floors -- has a queen-size bed and a fireplace. Bathrooms are small but attractively tiled. Six rooms are suites, each with a fully stocked kitchen, a living/dining room with fireside seating, and a bedroom. The remainder are standard units with locally made headboards and couches, dining alcoves, and old Spanish-style lace curtains. Afternoon margaritas and wine are served daily.

Facilities:
Concierge; laundry

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