My partner and I stayed at the Inn 6 nights in the Willa Cather room. We were supposed to share a bathroom but, the other room wasn't being occupied so it was like we had our own. The room was smaller but cozy and comfortable for two. The wood for the fireplace in our room made an awesome fire. The room was clean and private. The robes were nice to put on in the evening and in the morning after a shower. It would have been nice if the towels were a little softer to the touch.I would also recommend an updated TV/DVD. The wine and cheese happy hour were an added bonus each evening. What a great way to mingle with the other guests and hosts. Hot breakfast was a great way to start out each morning. bring on the Chorizo!The only thing I would recommend is to rotate the hot entries once a month or so. The location was perfect. Within walking distance to downtown! I have to comment on our Innkeeper- subs Roy and Barney! You guys did an amazing job! We look forward to meeting Robert/ Ralph next time when your travels don't take you to Peru. Thanks for the restaurant recommendations Michael! Would love to visit in the Spring!
Inn of The Turquoise Bear B&B

Santa Fe, NM 87505
United States of America
Innkeeper(s): Robert Frost & Ralph Bolton
(505) 983-0798
(800) 396-4104
Circa 1835. Tall ponderosa pines shade this rambling Spanish Pueblo Revival adobe, giving it the feeling of being in a mountain setting, although it's only blocks from the plaza. In the National Register, it was the home of poet and essayist Witter Bynner, when it hosted a myriad of celebrities including Edna St. Vincent Millay, Robert Frost, Ansel Adams, Rita Hayworth, Errol Flynn and Georgia O'Keeffe. The walled acre of grounds includes flagstone paths, wild roses, lilacs, rock terraces and stone benches and fountains. In a Southwest decor, there are kiva fireplaces and romantic courtyards. The Shaman room has a king bed, viga beams and a picture window with garden views. Guests are invited to enjoy wine and cheese in the afternoon. Museums, galleries, restaurants and shops are within walking distance. Among its accolades, the inn was the recipient of the Heritage Preservation Award from the city of Santa Fe in 1999, and from the state of New Mexicoin 2000.
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