Abiquiu Inn

The location was ideal for our tour at the Georgia O’Keeffe Homes and Studio. Our room was comfortable, spacious, and decorated with beautiful Southwestern objects. It was hot during our stay, so I appreciated the heat pump cooling system—it was very quiet, unlike the AC/heat units many hotels install into the wall.

The cafe was well-situated, and the serving staff was pleasant, so we were expecting a nice dinner. But the food was average and it took a long time for our meal to come. We were a little disappointed.

The room was very nice with a pretty view. Room decor was authentic and comfortable.

The front entry/porch to my room was not very clean...recent spills, trash, dust, and debris... furniture hadn't been cleaned recently. I didn't feel comfortable sitting on my little porch. A bar of used soap was left in the shower and the toilet paper holder was loose from the wall... paper rolled onto the floor!! For the rate of the room, these were little things that I think should be taken care of...

We did not have breakfast at the Inn. Our dinner was quite good. The location—memorable. The staff were helpful and friendly. The rooms were very clean and comfortable. Loved the scent of the lotion in the bathroom. Loved the access to the small plaza area.

The lighting in the bedroom part of the room was not great; the nightstands were too low for the lamps to be read by, and there was not lighting over the table, so activities like playing cards was difficult.

Beautiful setting that was relaxing and perfect for my time of retreat. I loved the garden areas and courtyard as well as the local art on display in the lobby and cafe. My bed was comfy and the room had nice amenities. The food was good, and service quality was good, however they were a little short staffed at prime dinner hour. First dinner I ate there I never got a refill on my water and it was over 90 outside. That said, this is not their fault in this current service industry market where its hard to find help. I appreciated quiet, tranquil setting, ease of access to other area attractions, and WIFi.

Not a big deal. I unintentonally got booked for an ADA room that I did not need. Although I contacted the hotel prior to my arrival to request a regular room, I still was placed in the handicap room. This was not a problem, but I felt bad I was taking a place that someone else might have needed. The room was very nice and bed was comfy. Everything appeared clean, but when i turned a lamp on in a darker corner of the room i found a quarter of a pop tart lying on carpet up against the wall and was surprised that hadnt been picked up or vacuumed.

The hotel staff were excellent. The same could not be said for the restaurant staff. I was ignored by a staff member who was less then ten feet away for 20 minutrs. I finally interrupted her rolling silverware and she told me that they didn’t have a reservation on file for me. I had an amazing room so I said that I would take my dinner to go. I ordered a glass of wine and dinner and after over 1/2 hour I still didn’t even have my glass of wine even though the staff said twice that they were going to get it. I asked to speak to the manager and was told he was busy. I left with no dinner and nothing to drink. It was very disappointing.

Menu is not extensive but the choices are varied and everything we ate was excellent. The wait staff offered different options and we were glad we accepted their suggestions. The wait staff was unusually kind, gracious, and helpful.

The interior was clean, well cared for and provided some extras we enjoyed - refrigerator, big bathroom, comfortable living area and dining table perfect for spreading out papers and getting a little work done. Linens were plentiful and fresh. The a/c worked well and the house had a small fireplace. On the sad side, our mattress was sagging and uncomfortable. The sunroom and front porch (exterior of the house) were not clean, but the staff addressed our concerns.

We stayed there for 5 nights and had a mix up on our end that involved us being moved out-it was our error and they were very gracious, although we did get charged for an extra day, we luckily found a place to stay in Espanola-it was Memorial Day Friday so we lucked out-the Inn had no rooms available for us

We got a front handicap room that was a little noisy as i

This is a great place in northern New Mexico. It is close to the Georgia O'Keeffe house in Abiquiu and the nearby Ghost Ranch. Stunningly beautiful country with many outdoor activities. The inn has comfortable, clean and well-placed casitas with plenty of open area. They are exceptionally clean. The office and adjacent restaurant has local art work. Our dinner and breakfast there were wonderful. And very friendly staff. Highly recommended.

No negatives here.

the grounds are beautiful. there was a pen with horses and donkeys right outside our room and a view of the mountains. outdoor artwork and gardens on the property. the rooms are very comfy with a kiva fireplace and traditional furniture, a small refrigerator and tiny coffee maker.

I’m very much into recycling and conserving water yet there are never enough places to hang towels to dry so you end up needing fresh ones almost daily. if there were just hooks or more bars to hang towels in the bathroom.

The Inn was just so cute and quaint. Loved our room. Loved the whole property. It was beyond our expectations for sure.

Our server MariElena was incredible. She was funny and wonderful. But you were definitely understaffed. She had so many tables that she couldn’t get water to us and the food took forever. No fault of hers at all, she killed it with her amazing personality.