We booked a room at very short notice for one night during the Memorial Day weekend and were very happy with the accommodation and the breakfast. The hosts were charming (he said that he was probably the only person in Los Alamos who had never worked at the National Lab!) - as longtime area residents, they were very knowledgeable and gave us many pointers re what to see, where to eat etc. We'll certainly stay there again if/when we return to Los Alamos.

We returned, once again, to Adobe Pines B&B seeking its comfortable ambience and friendly staff for the beginning of a tour of the Jemez Mountains ~ i.e., ancient indian sites at Bandelier Nat. Mon., high mountain scenery at Valle Caldera Nat. Preserve, and dramatic views at Jemez Falls St. Pk.
We found, again, an Adobe-Modern building on a cliff overlooking Los Alamos, comfortable rooms with plush carpets & subtle decorator touches, hot baths with thick towels, a pervasive quiet and deep sleep, friendly staff who were not intrusive but made the delicious breakfast seem a welcome beginning to the day amid interesting fellow guests (some from Los Alamos Labs). When I called about an item I thought I'd left behind, they searched diligently and got back to me quickly.

Always stay at Adobe Pines B&B when I travel to Los Alamos. I've stayed there at least a dozen times over the last 6 - 8 years.

It is a beautiful adobe house located off the end of a cul-de-sac in a very up scale neighborhood, away from the hotels and fuss of the National Laboratory complex. The house is beautiful and located on the edge of one of the bluffs that define Los Alamos. The rooms are nice and you have a private bath in each. When you get to know the place, you know which rooms have views, balconies, etc. The house is very comfortable and it seems like you're in your own very extremely large Adobe house.

The breakfast is superior; nicely done, and always prepared by 6:30 AM. Guests can quietly eat in a large kitchen area or use the formal dining room. The owners are very nice and always have something interesting to discuss about Los Alamos history, if you care to talk.

I always recommend that colleagues who are visiting Los Alamos stay at Adobe Pines, but may be poisoning my own well, since I don't want it to be so popular that I can't get a room there.

We stayed in the inn while on a business trip. It's in a beautiful spot, with a great view of Los Alamos. The main house's windows have an amazing outlook on the valley. The owner is very friendly, quickly took care of everything. The b&b is very well kept, clean, fresh, felt very nicely homey on cold days. They serve great breakfast, with fresh berries or other fruits. There's a variety of cereals, eggs, different kinds of breads. Coffee, tea, juices etc.

It's on a pretty, quiet street... great place to relax. Definitely recommend adobe pines to any chain-type place. Great value. This is the way to stay in LA.