The completely walled hacienda sits on a small hill with expansive grounds, towering trees and commanding mountain views. Spanish settlers built the thick adobe walls in 1800, as part of the La Loma Plaza fortification, for protection against Indians. The spacious guest areas feature high ceilings, hardwood and tiled floors, hand-carved corbels, vigas, latillas, fireplaces, fountains, lots of green plants and quiet corners. Each room has its own distinctive ambiance created by a combination of handcrafted furniture, antiques and southwestern fabrics.
Most rooms have private patios or decks and sitting areas in front of the fireplace.
A cozy, second floor room in the main house with a kiva fireplace, high ceiling and a view of the historic residential La Loma Plaza. The room is sponge painted and rag rolled in subtle pinks with handcrafted stick shutters, matching headboard and a down comforter in vivid floral tones. An airy, high ceiling first floor room in the main house with kiva fireplace and nice mountain views toward the south. Sponge painted and rag rolled in cheery yellow tones, the room is decorated with handcrafted furniture, including a sunburst headboard and bright blue and coral southwestern fabrics. A wonderful, second floor room in the main house with spectacular mountain views, featuring western decor with knotty pine paneling, antique accents and a brass bed.