Adobe & Pines Inn
Bed and Breakfast
4107 NM-68, Ranchos De Taos, NM 87557
(575) 751-0947
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OUR STORY
The 80 foot long Grand Portal stretches the expanse of the main entry and is an inviting place
to sit and talk and enjoy the peaceful splendor of the Taos sunrise or sunset.
The most evident of the historic 1830 'preserved architectural elements' is the low overhang entrance to the grand portal and the short door to the lobby. The whispering of our stream (acequia) traversed by the old stone bridge is a delight.
Away from the busy sounds of the town, the stillness enfolds the old adobe in Winter, while brilliant flowers and gentle breezes greet you in the Spring.
Against the wondrous backdrop of the ever-changing color on Taos Mountain, enjoy our orchard with fruit trees and wild asparagus while breathing the fresh, clean air with the faint bouquet of pine and sweet grass. Settle down in our sun room in front of the wood burning stove, which overlooks the flagstone courtyard.
Read or nap in a hammock under a 100 foot pine tree for a moment or two, or find your own quiet spot to get away and slow down. We have lots of them.
After searching for a haven which embraced the beauty and magic of nature, we can share with you the Adobe and Pines Inn in Taos, a place we believe a wonderful discovery for your Taos romantic getaway.
As the fire leaps in the corner fireplace and shadows dance on the softly contoured adobe walls, it is more than the warmth of the fire that our guests feel. Laughter and happy voices fill the Inn.
Surrounded by nature's beauty, there is a quality of relaxation and casual elegance.
ROOMS & SUITES
Breakfast
History
Adobe & Pines Inn in Taos, New Mexico, is centered around a
preserved 1832 historic adobe hacienda.
Our Taos Inn is part of the Ranchos de Taos Plaza area, just four miles south of the center of Taos Plaza. There are six such plazas that make up "Taos"‚ a series of plazas that include Ranchos de Taos (just one-third mile from the Inn), La Loma, Talpa, Arroyo Seco and others -- all just a few miles apart around which the Spanish built their original dwellings and established their communities.
The earliest history of the Adobe & Pines Inn is that it was part of the Taos Pueblo's (Tiwa's) sacred hot springs area, which is now known as Llano Quemado (dry plain), and still has Hot Springs Road as its primary street up behind the Inn.
After the Spanish arrived in the area, the property on which the Inn sits ultimately became part of the King of Spain's land grant to Soldier Cristobal Dela Serna who acquired his lands South of the (Taos) Pueblo on April 8, 1710, when it was granted to him by Governor Jose Chacon Villasenor. Governor Juan Ignacio Flores Mogollon revalidated the grant to Cristobal Dela Serna June 15, 1715, for the soldier Serna had been unable to take formal possession and reside on the land as required because of Military Service.August 5, 1724, Juan and Sebastian Dela Serna, sons of Cristobal Dela Serna, sold the land to Diego Romero.
preserved 1832 historic adobe hacienda.
Our Taos Inn is part of the Ranchos de Taos Plaza area, just four miles south of the center of Taos Plaza. There are six such plazas that make up "Taos"‚ a series of plazas that include Ranchos de Taos (just one-third mile from the Inn), La Loma, Talpa, Arroyo Seco and others -- all just a few miles apart around which the Spanish built their original dwellings and established their communities.
The earliest history of the Adobe & Pines Inn is that it was part of the Taos Pueblo's (Tiwa's) sacred hot springs area, which is now known as Llano Quemado (dry plain), and still has Hot Springs Road as its primary street up behind the Inn.
After the Spanish arrived in the area, the property on which the Inn sits ultimately became part of the King of Spain's land grant to Soldier Cristobal Dela Serna who acquired his lands South of the (Taos) Pueblo on April 8, 1710, when it was granted to him by Governor Jose Chacon Villasenor. Governor Juan Ignacio Flores Mogollon revalidated the grant to Cristobal Dela Serna June 15, 1715, for the soldier Serna had been unable to take formal possession and reside on the land as required because of Military Service.August 5, 1724, Juan and Sebastian Dela Serna, sons of Cristobal Dela Serna, sold the land to Diego Romero.
More Excellent Reasons To Choose Adobe & Pines
ACRES OF COUNTRY GARDENS
Enjoy the orchards and vegetable gardens all throughout the year from the Springtime blossoms and sprouts, to the harvest and the snow covered resting winters. Every season is magical in the gardens at the Adobe & Pines. Treat your four-legged companion to a daily morning walk through our 3-acres of native landscape.
LOCALLY SOURCED HEALTHY & HEARTY BREAKFASTS with FRESH EGGS DAILY
Our happy girls provide us with fresh eggs daily for breakfast. Come with your kids and we’ll keep them busy collecting eggs! Homemade baked goods, organic vegetables from our gardens, and fresh locally sourced ingredients make our breakfasts a great start to your day in Taos!
RELAX WITH A GOOD BOOK
We know our Inn is a magical place! We have created many relaxing spots to sit back and read a good book or sip your morning coffee.
LABYRINTH
Ground yourself with a meditative morning or sunset walk in our Labyrinth or pick up a rake and play in our Zen Garden. Our Labyrinth is surrounded by native plants and is one of the largest and longest in New Mexico. It represents the journey of life, which could explain why so many couples have chosen this spot for their union!
DESTINATION WEDDINGS
Our Inn is the perfect location for your intimate wedding or elopement. Everywhere you look at the Inn could be a perfect setting for the ceremony ~ the Labyrinth, tree-lined meadow, front gardens or the back flagstone courtyard. Dining can be outdoors in a bridal Marque or at the Historic Old Martina's Hall within walking distance of the Inn and the Saint Francis de Asis Church. We have 8 suites that can accommodate 24 of the wedding couple’s family and friends. Contact us for a viewing of the property and a customized wedding quote.
PET FRIENDLY
We love having your 4-legged companions join you on your vacation! We can provide beds, pop-up nylon crates, and bowls, along with other items you may have forgotten to bring. And of course, plenty of treats! Please contact us regarding a potential dog or cat stay. We welcome our pet guests, but need to speak with you about our policies regarding pets left unattended in their room and interaction with our other guests who may not enjoy your pet as much as you do!.
OUTDOOR GRILLING
You are welcome to use our outdoor grill! If you do not have a kitchenette in your room we would be happy to store your food in our fridge and share the main Inn’s kitchen after hours. Outdoor seating is available throughout the courtyards and gardens.
ELECTRIC CHARGING STATIONS
Come with your electric or hybrid plug-in car and charge overnight!
We now have two destination TESLA charging stations and one Universal station for your use, free of charge!
OUTDOOR HOT-TUBS
There is nothing more relaxing than soaking in an outdoor hot-tub on a starry, moonlit night. Our tubs are available year-round for guests to enjoy. If the room you booked does not include a private hot-tub, ask us if one is available.
WORKSHOPS AND INTIMATE EVENTS
Adobe & Pines hosts guest’s and their creative activities throughout the year. Our site is well suited for intimate Yoga Retreats, Painting and Photography workshops, Creative Writing exploration and small Group Activities. Give us a call if you are planning a retreat or workshop and are looking for a unique and relaxing setting! We can provide a quote and menu for additional meal options !