Four Southwest New Mexico Ghost Towns: Listen to the Whispers of the Past.
There is a certain mystique to New Mexico ghost towns. As you stroll through one, you can almost hear the conversations that once happened. You [...]
Meet Casa Blanca Inn & Suites • Farmington
A medical doctor and social worker decide to work together to create a healing inn. Sounds like the plot to a lighthearted movie, right? It [...]
Visit Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument
Experience Unique History to Explore Over Three Distinct Sites Central New Mexico was once the home of thriving civilizations that revolved around 17th century Franciscan [...]
Meet Dreamcatcher Bed & Breakfast • Taos
Mary Beth and Boyd Earl thought about leaving healthcare and law for a new lifestyle as innkeepers long before they left Buffalo, New York, for [...]
Meet Adobe & Pines Inn • Taos
Christine Scypinski’s friends tell her that she always talked about becoming an innkeeper. But it took a career in landscape architecture and urban planning in [...]
Meet Casitas de Gila Guesthouses • Gila
Before Becky met Michael O’Connor, she traveled. She stayed in bed and breakfasts where guests were welcomed and treated like family. Often these old-school innkeepers [...]
Meet Inn of the Turquoise Bear • Santa Fe
Dan Clark and David Solem own Inn of the Turquoise Bear in Santa Fe, famous for being the first private American home writer D.H. Lawrence [...]
Meet El Farolito B&B AND Four Kachinas Inn • Santa Fe
Wayne Mainus and Walt Wyss welcome guests to their two Santa Fe inns, El Farolito Bed & Breakfast Inn & Four Kachinas Inn. Their journey [...]
Meet Casa Cuma Bed & Breakfast • Santa Fe
Colleen Davidson and Shaan Minhas had been coming to New Mexico for more than 15 years to visit her parents before deciding to leave the [...]
Meet Bobcat Inn Bed & Breakfast • Santa Fe
Bobcat Inn Bed & Breakfast owners Jessica and Ryan Miller have their hands full. They own two computer businesses, are hobbyist beekeepers, jewelry makers, pet [...]