Editor's Letter: Here to Stay
NO MATTER HOW OFTEN I’m on the Santa Fe Plaza, La Fonda seems to call out to me. “Let’s go in,” I’ll say. Not for dinner or drinks (though both are worth the stop, especially at the rooftop Bell Tower…
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NO MATTER HOW OFTEN I’m on the Santa Fe Plaza, La Fonda seems to call out to me. “Let’s go in,” I’ll say. Not for dinner or drinks (though both are worth the stop, especially at the rooftop Bell Tower…
Read MoreAFTER STROLLING THE LANDSCAPED GROUNDS of Los Poblanos Historic Inn & Organic Farm, in Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, I entered a luscious mix of historic architecture, antique art, and soothing color…
Read MoreIN ITS HEYDAY IN THE 1950s AND '60s, Tucumcari glowed with so much neon that it was dubbed “Little Las Vegas.” Period photos hanging in the New Mexico Route 66 Museum testify to the illumination of…
Read MoreLa Posada de Santa Fe offers a chance for ghostly encounters. Photograph by Andrew Kornylak. La Posada de Santa Fe After her death in 1896, Santa Fe society matron and hostess Julia Staab never…
Read MoreClayton’s Hotel Eklund is home to a few ghosts. THE HOTEL EKLUND HAS HAD 125 YEARS to accumulate ethereal energy by offering comfortable accommodations, good food, and liberal libations to travelers…
Read MoreGOOD HAUNTS Abandoned, barely there, or rebounding with new purpose, towns, hotels, and restaurants all across the state hold secret treasures: the stories of past lives. Chloride After the…
Read MoreLANNA AND JOE DUNCAN HAVE BEEN BUSY. The owners of Cloudcroft’s historic Lodge Resort & Spa used a pandemic closure for an extensive renovation that uncovered many of the structure’s Arts and Crafts…
Read MoreChili Line Depot's outdoor patio offers some shade from the summer sun. Photograph by Jay Shaffer Photography. A VOICE RINGS OUT FROM THE GRILL as we walk into Chili Line Depot. “It’s going to be a…
Read MoreMICHAEL BROWN AND BRANDY DIETZ first stayed at the Raton Pass Motor Inn as guests. Beginning in 2004, they overnighted at the northeastern New Mexico motor lodge en route from their Dallas home to…
Read MoreTHE SUNSET MOTEL, IN MORIARTY, lays claim to the title of New Mexico’s only Route 66 hotel still owned by the original family. Mike Pogue was there even before the motel’s 1959 beginning. As a…
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