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Deluxe Adobe Room with QUEEN Bed Fireplace-Antique Furnishings-Courtyard Elegant rooms with queen bed, private bath. Your own pinon wood fire in winter, cool portals and gardens just outside in summer. Comfortable antiques, clawfoot tubs with brass show - (Adobe Room)
Best available room at check in - (Best Available)
CASITA - 2 Bedrooms QUEEN Beds 2 Bathrooms Living Room, Kitchen, Fireplace, Cable TV This wonderful Casita is located next door to the Hacienda. Guest have access to the grounds, pool and Jacuzzi at the Hacienda. - (2 Bedroom Casita)
Deluxe Hacienda Fireplace Suite with KING Bed Fireplace-Courtyard-Deluxe Bathroom These suites have a cozy sitting area with kiva fireplace, bedroom with king bed, that open through into the courtyard. Large private bath with old fashioned pedestal tub ( - (Hacienda Suite)
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Featured on the Learning Channels Great Country Inns Program this 200 year-old Spanish hacienda combines an exquisite historical ambiance with luxurious accommodations that give visitors an unforgettable taste of the Old Southwest. Built by a Spanish soldier sent by King Charles III of Spain to find gold the hacienda has been a trading post on the El Camino Real and a stagecoach stop between Santa Fe and Mexico City. In its heyday it boasted 28 rooms a cantina and a mercantile store. Today the gentle courtyard is a peaceful retreat of dancing sunlight shady portals and a dazzling ever-changing display of flowers. Listen to the trickling fountain snooze in the hammock by the swimming pool and relax in the hot tub under the big New Mexico sky. A hearty palate-pleasing breakfast is served in the sun-splashed courtyard in the summer and in front of a crackling kiva fireplace in the winter. A different menu greets guests each day with entrees such as guilt-free (no cholesterol/low sugar) oatmeal pancakes sumptuous egg casseroles with a taste of the delicious New Mexican green chile and a knock-out bread pudding that sends everyone back for more. Breakfast at Hacienda Antigua was featured in the summer 1994 issue of Culinary Trends Magazine. Colorful family quilts quality linens polished antiques and a fine collection of New Mexico folk art give each room its own special feeling. The warmth and serenity that surround you will revitalize your spirit. Visitors linger...not wanting to leave.
