Low ‘n Slow At Hotel Chimayo
“Hotel Chimayo please.”
Taos is nestled at the base of a mountain held sacred by the Red Willow People, who have lived in its embrace for over 2000 years. The foothills of the Rockies start here in the Sangre de Christo Range. Taos has been a magnet for many over the centuries – travelers and traders, warring tribes, artists, hippies, mountain men and outlaws on the lam – and some find themselves here through no doing of their own!
There are thankfully many and varied places to stay. From teepee’s to 5 Star resorts we have ’em. The lodgings we cover you’ll find under the label Stay.
Book Taos is a huge resource for lodgings and all travel related info, so be sure to visit their site in taos links on the sidebar.
“Hotel Chimayo please.”
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After the dress has been decided upon, the hair and makeup sorted, next on the bride’s list are flowers; the bouquets and arrangements that will reflect the mood of her wedding,
I was going to title this post “Queen Elizabeth”, but thought it might be too confusing to those who don’t know her.
As part of my Woman Solo series, I decided to put myself to the test, and play tourist on my way back home from my trip to NY.
After spending a glorious week on the Northern California Coast, I was picked up at the Albuquerque Airport by my daughter Genevieve.
Are the reason so many creatives are drawn to Taos.
In the era of airbnb, it’s easy to forget about the fabulous Bed and Breakfast Inns every town worth its salt, has to offer.
The long-awaited opening of the newly built addition to Taos Ski Valley has arrived.
Inspired by the magical and mysterious ruins of Chaco Canyon, Albuquerque’s newest luxury hotel boldly names itself after the (UNESCO World Heritage) Site.
Across the highway from St Francis de Asis Church, is a smaller, lesser known compound which was once part of the Ranchos Plaza.
On the corner of Dona Luz, across from the Guadalupe Church, stands a two – story, Territorial Hacienda with a fountain in the courtyard, where once there was a well.