New Mexico's Coziest Fireplaces
AFTER SOAKING IN HOT SPRINGS at Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa, head to the 1917 Mission Revival–style hotel lobby to enhance your bliss with the soothing sounds of a crackling fire by the…
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Warm Tidings at Bear Mountain Lodge
T WO STONE FIREPLACES at opposite ends of Bear Mountain Lodge’s great room invite guests to linger in the historic 1928 building, set on the edge of the expansive Gila Wilderness. The Silver City lodge…
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Meet Mike Pogue of Moriarty's Sunset Motel
A S OWNERS OF THE SUNSET MOTEL in Moriarty, Mike and Debbie Pogue put their heart and soul into keeping the midcentury property in tip-top shape. Mike helped his dad build the original 18-room hotel…
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Cruise Route 66 Through Central New Mexico
THE SMALL TOWNS AND BRIGHT CITIES strung together by historic Route 66 in central New Mexico still harbor gems of yesteryear that flash from the roadside. Some Route 66 enthusiasts argue that one of…
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Historic Stays in New Mexico
LA FONDA ON THE PLAZA, SANTA FE A lodging site for more than 400 years, this former Harvey House hotel features 180 luxuriously outfitted guest rooms and suites, as well as one of the best art…
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Relax and Recharge at Bishop’s Lodge
MY FOOTSTEPS BREAK the silence of Archbishop Lamy’s Chapel. Perched atop a small hill on the 317-acre property, the Territorial adobe has been carefully restored to its mid-1800s glory, complete with…
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Must-Visit Resorts for a Memorable Stay
INN OF THE MOUNTAIN GODS, RUIDOSO Among the towering pines of the Sierra Blanca Mountains, the 273-room tribal-owned resort offers an immersive experience honoring the majestic Mescalero Apache land…
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Immerse in Culture at Tamaya Resort
“ARE WE GOING to see Mr. Pickles?” my daughter asks as our shuttle pulls up to the stables at the Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort and Spa. While Mr. Pickles wasn’t available (he was the horse my daughter…
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Three Retreats with International Vibes
HOTEL ANDALUZ, ALBUQUERQUE New Mexico native Conrad Hilton opened his fourth Hilton Hotel in 1939, with striking architecture inspired by Spain’s Andalusian region. The hotel’s exotic charm remains in…
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Step into Luxury at the Five Graces
I’M MESMERIZED BY A SWIRL of colors in the lobby of the Inn of the Five Graces. Luxurious tapestries, antique carpets, sumptuous fabric-covered sofas and pillows, and geometric-patterned tiles fill…
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