Route 66 Rest Stops
EL RANCHO HOTEL, GALLUP Opened in 1937, the recently renovated hotel once played home to Hollywood legends (their names are on the doors) when out of the glare of movie cameras. The glitterati may…
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EL RANCHO HOTEL, GALLUP Opened in 1937, the recently renovated hotel once played home to Hollywood legends (their names are on the doors) when out of the glare of movie cameras. The glitterati may…
Read MoreIT’S ONE OF THOSE neon-lit nights on Albuquerque’s Route 66 when downtown hums with evening energy. Enter me, checking into a stark white 1960s Imperial Inn, located a mile away in the Duke City’s…
Read MoreSPRINGER STATION, SPRINGER In Springer, the Brown Hotel—where Judy Garland filmed scenes for The Harvey Girls (1946) and cafe regulars included Wilford Brimley—is once again welcoming travelers as…
Read MoreIT’S EVIDENT HOW Blanche Blackmore Boyle (1839–1931) felt about the striking wooden portal her young renter had recently installed, free of charge, at 327 East De Vargas Street. The two were…
Read MoreWINDING UP THROUGH the trees toward our destination at 7,618 feet, my travel companions and I chatter about our favorite topics: ghosts, UFOs, and Bigfoot. We compare notes on recent podcast episodes…
Read MoreHISTORIC ST. FRANCIS DE SALES INN, HATCH Owner Celeste Zimmerman restored the 1860 adobe church, just outside Hatch, into lodging after visitors began saying, “It would be great to get married here…
Read MoreHACIENDA DE LAS CRUCES, LAS CRUCES This historic property has been lovingly maintained by owners Tamera and Eric Ahner for the last decade. They pride themselves on preserving the 1880s New Mexican…
Read MoreREVELERS HURRIEDLY SCURRY across the brick and stone walkways of historic Old Town as a postcard-perfect sunset ushers in another Friday night. Some are rushing to reservations at one of the…
Read MoreROSEWOOD INN OF THE ANASAZI, SANTA FE The Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi has always nailed that City Different sweet spot: adobe elegance, crackling fireplaces, and a sense you’ve checked into Santa Fe…
Read More“CAN YOU PUSH ME, MOMMY?” called Esther, my six-year-old daughter, lying on a giant hammock near our room. Hotel Willa has a few of these inviting hammocks strung around the property, but she went…
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