Recently Reviewed Hotels around Abiquiu

• The Abiquiu Inn
  "An Oasis after a day of hiking Chaco Canyon"
  "We took the backroads after a day of hiking in Chaco Canyon and on a Sunday night weren't sure we'd find a place to eat. We pulled in just before they stopped serving and the food was fabulous. Inquired about a room and was given a quiet room that was a delight after a long day of hiking in the wind..." and cool sunshine. The room we had sported lovely decor, it was clean, had a fireplace, and plenty of charm. The bed was comfortable and if it had a pool I might return for a week's stay! The food in the restaurant was unusually good and the staff quite friendly. We'd hoped to see the O'Keeffe home but it was Holy Week and the tours weren't available, a bit ironic since I understood she was not a believer. Hard to tell what it might have been like were there more guests but it's a quiet little spot and is worth making a plan to experience. Wanted to hit the hot springs but not this trip. " More >
• Ghost Ranch Education & Retreat Center
  "Heaven on Earth"
  "This Presbyterian Church Retreat and Education Center where Georgia O'Keeffe had her summer house in the landscape she made famous in her paintings was the perfect spot for me to recharge my soul and energy. I met fascinating people here, fellow searchers, over the 2 nights I stayed in a little cas..."ita all to myself, as there were no big conferences going on those days. The food in the dining hall is ample, tasty, but the serving times are limited. A tiny Japanese dry Zen garden is a gem, as is the labyrinth close by which is cunningly laid out to get your mind and spirit into freer space. All around are spectacular views, with a good selection of walking/hiking trails. The Welcome Center has a computer and wi-fi for those with laptops. The gift shop is adequate with snacks, a good selection of books, soft wide-brimmed hats for those like me who forgot theirs. A variety of guided tours is offered, although many happen only once a week. I wished I had had at least 2 more nights t... " More >
• The Abiquiu Inn
  "I want to live at the Inn!"
  "Based ourselves at the Abiquiu Inn this trip and were soooo glad we did. Loved the casita (ours was lovely; large, spare southwestern decor, clean, modern - including a landline and flatscreen tv which we never turned on). Perfect sleeping conditions (quiet with comfy beds). Enjoyed wandering around..." the grounds, sitting outside, star-gazing. Abiquiu was the perfect central base for heading out to the area (Plaza Blanca, Christ in the Desert Monastery, Echo Amphitheater, Overlook Park in White Rock, Bandelier National Park, Lake Abiquiu, Chimayo, Santa Fe, Taos, etc.). We also participated in the tour of Georgia O'Keeffe's Abiqui home. The tour conveniently departs from right next to the Inn. Apart from Georgia's home and a small church, there isn't much to see/do in Abiqui itself. Your eating option is basically the Inn - but what a wonderful option it is. We ate there as often as we could; every meal was a tasty treat. The main building houses the lobby, dining room, and a gift shop w... " More >