While gallery hopping, stay in a hotel that is a work of art. The Inn of the Anasazi takes its architectural inspiration from the area's ancient Anasazi pueblos, evident in details such as sandstone walls and kiva fireplaces. Works of local art, from blankets to carvings adorn the public rooms and 59 guest rooms. Right on the Plaza in the heart of town, La Fonda has antiques and Indian art in the lobby, and guest rooms have hand-decorated wood furniture. A bed and breakfast in a restored abode, just a couple of blocks from the Plaza.
All rooms have private baths and four poster and antique beds, some have fireplaces.
Decor is a mixture of cowboy, Hispanic and Indian. A fine, unique blend of New Mexican and Native American fare. One of the city's best, in an historic adobe or in its shaded . Bistro-style food with a southwestern flair. Mary Ann Hemphill is a freelance travel writer and photographer from Newport Beach, California.