We read lots of good reviews before staying there and we weren't disappointed. Breakfasts were great and plentiful. Coffee was great (which isn't always the case in the US midwest.) Excellent location- near museums, the old town plaza and the Bosque bike trails. Quiet location in an authentic southwestern adobe.

We've stayed here for a decade; Nancy makes us feel so welcome. We've stayed in both rooms and find them clean and comfortable. Some might find the upstairs room small for an extended stay, but for one or two nights it has always suited our needs. Love the quiet courtyard with hummingbirds and a swing. Great, hearty breakfasts are served outside, weather permitting. The B&B is located on a quiet residential street, with off-street parking. It's an easy walk to Old Town. Will always come back.

We initially chose this B&B for its great location and strong reviews, and we were delighted with the find. First, Nancy Hoffman, the hostess is a lovely, helpful and charming person. Her breakfasts were wonderful and her personalized service and interest was a great plus. The room itself (we had the downstairs patio room with a king size bed) was spacious, cozy and comfortable. It also had an attached study. The decoration was comfortable, almost homey southwestern. As for the location, it could not have been better. A short walk to Old Town Albuquerque, the Albuquerque museum and great restaurants. We intend to go back again. Be aware, that Nancy does not take credit cards, so you need to pay with check or cash.

Coming from Tucson, our home, we wanted a quiet place near Old Town to start our northern NM vacation. Although close to everything, this B&B is quiet, comfortable, and has the required Santa Fe feel. We stayed in the smaller upstairs room which feels like a private aerie with windows on 3 sides. Nancy, the owner, is as so many reviews state, very friendly and helpful. We loved having our afternoon wine and snacks on the flower covered patio on the swing after a hard day of visiting Old Town and the Pueblo Cultural Center.