If you're hoping to get away from the common strip mall atmosphere of Farmington, this is the place to go! The warm wood interior creates a rustic and cozy atmosphere. Yet it's only moments from "old town" Farmington. Diana and David are excellent hosts with a wealth of wisdom, life experiences, and stories. Yes, I'll agree they can suck you... More

We stayed here for three nights with three friends from the UK. As we left off the main road into Farmington, we immediately felt a lower level of stress from traveling on major highways all day. As we descended into the peaceful riparian site of the Silver River Adobe Inn, we expected to love it, and our expectations were fulfilled.... More

What an unexpected find - such a haven in the middle of Farmington's chain hotels and restaurants! David and Diana are gracious, warm hosts, and made me feel right at home from the start. The breakfast was delicious, and the conversations were enlightening - they both know so much about New Mexico's history, especially David. The room was beautiful, albeit... More

If you like quiet surroundings and rustic comfort this is for you. Breakfasts prepared with locally grown ingredients. Good coffeee.Stimulating and informative conversation with both David and Diana. We stayed here in 2010. Would certainly return.

We booked this Bed & Breakfast due to the outstanding reviews we read in advance - we're certainly not fussy but what we found upon arrival slightly differed from former guests experiences. First of all, the rooms - beautiful as they were - had a little ant problem. It appeared to be a permanent, not a temporary problem, as it... More

The website of the silver adobe inn promises a lot,but what a deception ! The garden was shabby, there were no comfortable places to sit. The room was dark, it smelled dusty, due to the dirty carpet and the heater made a lot of noise. We heard eveything from the adjacent room.There was not much privacy, and the owners were... More

a dark room with dirty carpets and a noisy airco, and a shabby garden. The host and hostess were too present, but could not give any suggesting for sightseeing. The breakfast was terrible. To expensive for what we got.

Don't try to get there at night! It is almost impossible to find in the dark. The fire station landmark is very obvious during the daytime, but otherwise..... Loved the river side location. Nice to sit outside in the sun and read. Furry slippers provided, good for the concrete floor in the bedroom. Excellent shower head, lovely towels, & good... More

The rooms are in rustic cabins constructed as an extension to an adobe building behind cotton wood trees on the bank of the San Juan river. It is a country setting within the Farmington city limits. Our room was well and tastefully furnished, everything in good order. Our hosts were most charming and helpful, and we enjoyed our breakfast-time conversations.... More