It's a pleasant 10-minute walk west of the Plaza to reach this property, which consists of two historic, luxurious compounds, one of them Spanish Pueblo-style adobe, the other done in the Territorial style, with a Victorian ambience. A network of brick paths shaded by mature trees leads past the casitas, connecting them with secluded courtyards and flower gardens. Each casita has a bedroom, full kitchen, living room with pull-out sofa, and fireplace, and each opens onto a terrace or patio. Locally handcrafted wooden and leather sofas, desks, and tables fill these spacious accommodations, along with Native American artwork and sculptures. It's an elegant alternative to the city's upscale full-service hotels, affording guests a bit more privacy and the feel of a private cottage rental.
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