The Brittania & W E Mauger Estate Bed & Breakfast offers beautiful, unique accommodations in Albuquerque. This immaculately restored Queen Anne Victorian home stands out from its many adobe or pueblo-style neighbors, promising guests an experience in both Victorian and Southwestern charm. The intimate guestrooms are fabulously appointed with European décor and feature signature soaps, chocolates, welcoming snack baskets, fine linens, fresh flowers and a wealth of modern conveniences like Internet access and satellite TV. Guests of the Brittania & W E Mauger Estate Bed & Breakfast in Albuquerque will be treated to full breakfast buffets each morning and to tasty snacks and cocktails in the evenings.
A secluded, adobe-style compound built in the late ‘30s, Casas De Suenos is a uniquely beautiful b&b hotel in Albuquerque. At this charming inn, guests will find hidden courtyards, lush gardens, inviting patios and 21 spacious casitas with warm, Southwestern décor. Select suites also feature private patios or full kitchens. This Albuquerque inn offers complimentary breakfasts each morning, and complimentary WiFi access is available throughout. The Casas de Suenos Old Town Country Inn is three blocks from Old Town Albuquerque and in close proximity to the Botanic Garden and the Aquarium.
Albuquerque’s Cinnamon Morning is a delightful bed and breakfast suited to both family vacations and romantic getaways. The quaint main house features three guestrooms, each adorned with Southwestern touches like local art, hardwood floors and antique furniture; both the Guest House and Casita are available for guests seeking more intimate, suite-style lodging. Breakfast at Cinnamon Morning is prepared outside in the Mexican style kitchen during summer months so guests can enjoy Albuquerque’s gorgeous weather; during winter months, guests cozy up to the fireplace while enjoying the morning meal. Uniquely decorated to reflect Albuquerque’s rich culture, Cinnamon Morning is also located just minutes from Old Town, where guests can experience the city’s Native American history as well as unique shopping and dining options.
First established as a hacienda in 1790, the site of this over 200-year-old hacienda, framed by rustic stonewalls and sturdy carved gates, has a long history. With a landscaped central courtyard, a heated outdoor pool and eight authentic, Southwestern guestrooms (one was the original hacienda’s chapel, another the cantina), the Hacienda Antigua Bed and Breakfast is a unique North Albuquerque lodging experience where the historic Albuquerque becomes modern Albuquerque.
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