My husband and I stumbled on this gem a few years back and have been fortunate enough to visit about twice a year, always deligtful. But this time was even better with the improvements they made to the casita. The new light fixtures, bathroom sink and flat screen TV were all needed and welcome additions that made our stay even more enjoyable. As always, the Abiquiu Cafe served great Mexican food and the service was good too. We will certainly return.

We booked this hotel through Sniqueway-what a deal! Had a king room with a really comfy bed and a nice fireplace. Charming, cozy, and the restaurant was excellent. We enjoyed both dinner and breakfast. Definitely plan to return!

The Abiquiu Inn

My wife and I stayed recently for two nights at this hotel and our experience was excellent.

The Abiquiu Inn provides a gateway to this lovely region of New Mexico with its fabulous scenery. It mkes visiting the attarctions in the area very manageable e.g. the Mission in the Desert (Benedictine Monastery - at 13:00 each day the monks chant the service for c 20 minutes - unique experience), Lake Abiquiu and Damn, Ghost Ranch (Presbyterian education centre), Hot Springs, Mosque and the "White Place". All well worth the effort/drive.

We stayed in one of the casitas with a king bed, Kiva fireplace and shared courtyard. It was very comfortable with lovely local decor and well equipped.
We dined in the restaurant each night and ate breakfast each morning. The food and service were of good qulity and value.

The staff were very welcoming and pleasant and helped to make it a super stay. It should, however, be noted that they do not have a licence to serve alcohol on Sundays.

We recommend the hotel to anyone who is visiting this area for the first time or making a return visit.

Had a sniqueaway trip to Abiquiu Inn with my son and two dogs. First, I would say that the Inn was awesome but the other travelers were quite inquisitive about our dogs. The Inn does allow pets and that's one on the main reasons that I chose it. The air was brisk and fresh, the area around the Inn was peaceful (except for nosy people). The sunrise was awe inspiring. Anyway, we took the time to drive 15 minutes up the road to Abiquiu Lake in a word - AWESOME and the red rocks...great picture taking. Oh yeah if you take the road to the dam there are warning signs about high water and if you drive that road you will need a high clearance vehicle. Okay, back to the Inn the courtyard outside of your room has a water fountain and chairs to lounge on. On to the restaurant onsite - the dessert is divine. Try the lemon bread pudding or the tres leches cake. Enjoy!