After some really unpleasant hotel experiences in Farmington in the past, the only place I'd ever enjoyed was the Marriott. A colleague convinced me to try the Casa Blanca Inn and I'm so happy I did! It was less expensive than the Marriott and way more charming. The service was friendly and I felt right at home. I got upgraded to a bigger suite and it was beautiful! What a lovely property... Free internet in the room was a nice touch, as well as the tasteful decor throughout the inn. I didn't want to leave! I'll remember this place the next time I'm in Farmington.

Excelleant customer service, above a beyond, with beautiful acomadations. I highly and without any reseravtions recomend you give these folks a try.

Unless there's a better class than first class, we'll continue to go back to the Casa Blanca! The staff welcomed us with big smiles and were most anxious to help us get settled in our room. The decor and private accommodations were peaceful and relaxing. Albeit difficult to leave the premises, it is centrally located to restaurants, shops and more importantly, more shopping. The breakfast was freshly prepared and deliciously satisfying. The breakfast room was tastefully set providing separate tables for your dining pleasure. We travel to Colorado every summer and it's nice to know that we have a home away from home to stay.

This is the fourth or fifth time we have stayed here - always over Thanksgiving. Considering what else is available in Farmington I have to say that this place is wonderful. It is very, very quiet and peaceful and the rooms are very comfortable. I agree with some of the other reviews that the breakfast is lacking - I can get packaged sweet rolls at a cheap hotel. But my biggest complaint is that the staff is very reserved and not really all that professional or customer service oriented. It is just little things - nothing big - but you don't get that welcoming, down-home feel that I have received at other B & B's across the country. I think this is because the owners are not on-site. All staff should read "Setting the Table" by Danny Meyer. All in all it is the only place I will stay in Farmington.