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Abiquiu Inn
- Price Range:
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$$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
2 reviews for Abiquiu Inn
I must start with this disclaimer--I do not like touristy places nor do I like to feel like a tourist when I travel. I like to have a headquarters from which to do all things touristy and to get a feel for the area.
Now, as for the Abiquiu Inn, it meets all my requirements. It is quiet, tucked away from the hubub of Santa Fe which is just too touristy for me. The landscape is unbelievable and I can certainly understand why painter Georgia O'Keeffe called this home.
The Inn has regular rooms as well as casitas which is where we stayed. Our unit had two bedrooms, a bath, living area, and kitchen. My only complaint about the unit would be the kitchen which was not well equipped. I like to cook while away and there was little in this place with which to do that. I'm sure they want guests to eat at their cafe which serves outstanding food. We certainly enjoyed many meals there.
The staff is lovely and accommodating.
The choices of eateries between Española and Chama is a dicey proposition. The Café at the Abiquiu Inn is the best place that one can walk into, and we can't really talk about the dining room at The Ghost Ranch (only serving overnight guests). The whole upper Chama River basin is wild and agricultural, which looks so good, you want an alternative to fishing for dinner. The broiled trout amandine was flipping fresh and cooked to perfection, and well paired with the field of greens, pistachio and strawberry salad in a chipotle cream vinaigrette. The staff is friendly and attentive without over-doing it.
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