The current owner, Phyllis Florek, established this quaint bungalow as a bed and breakfast in 1992. The house itself was originally built in 1915. When you enter Casa Alegre, you are greeted with a warm smile and a friendly handshake. This comfortable bed and breakfast offers an escape from the stresses of the twenty-first century, inviting you to step into the past and experience a time reflecting a slower pace of life. There are several features that contribute to the uniqueness of Casa Alegre Bed and Breakfast.
Many antique fixtures decorate and add to the charm of the place.
A personal touch is added through personal photographs and history of the owner's family. In addition to the fixtures and personal touches, the house also reflects the Native American culture with decorations of authentic baskets, kachina dolls, and other articles. Not only is the local culture showcased, but international cultures are also represented through a mask collection that displays work from various countries around the world. All of these features stem from the meticulous attention that the owner has given to every aspect of her establishment.