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Set among 25 acres of lavender fields, enormous cottonwood trees and lush formal gardens, Los Poblanos is one of the most magnificent historic properties in the Southwest. Designed in 1932 by the region’s foremost architect, John Gaw Meem, the “Father of Santa Fe Style”, Los Poblanos combines 20 guest rooms, a working organic farm and the ideal setting for meetings and special events. The natural beauty, comfort and privacy of Los Poblanos offer our guests a truly relaxing environment. This is a green property, and we proudly use all-natural, biodegradable cleaning products. We do not use any harmful chemicals or pesticides.
Los Poblanos Historic Inn & Organic Farm
4803 Rio Grande Blvd. NW
Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, New Mexico
87107
Nearest Airport: ABQ
We have returned to Los Poblanos a few times over the past year and have had a fantastic meal each time. Service ambience and food have all been amazing. We particularly appreciate the quality and sourcing of ingredients. Highly recommended.
jonathansW7752BJ - Santa Fe, New Mexico
So this is a rustic inn in a very peaceful setting. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The restaurant is simply wonderful. You won't regret staying here (we typically stay at Hotel Chaco, this is a worthy, if different, alternative). We also had an excellent spa experience.
AidanHoeg - Dublin, Ireland
This is a very nice property on a farm. Grounds are well kept, rooms are nice. The restaurant was excellent for dinner and breakfast. Service was very good throughout. Only issue is Hotel does not quite have five star room quality despite five star resort pricing levels. Only water in fridge. Tv small. No Coffee or tea in room. A bit spartan setup. It was a nice property but just priced a bit high hence 4 star not 5.
joseamorelo - Providence, Rhode Island
Unhelpful and rude staff really surprised me as I’ve stayed here with family many times before. Prices have become so high relative to value - now with poor staffing we won’t be back.
Hoteller123 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Very nice property and organic farm. The rooms are quite large but could use an update. The bathroom is huge but sparse. The hotel is a farm to table and has that vibe. It’s a big working farm and nice to walk around. The cafe / gift shop has good coffee and pastries but that’s about it. Not much else to do there and the town is a bit shady.
ogjohnkim - Los Angeles, California
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