We have been coming the the Inn for years. We love everything about it-from the fire in the fire place, the wine and cheese, the home-made cookies, the marvelous breakfast and the owners. We stay there in the winter when we go skiing and it feels like home when the day of skiing is over.

This B&B offers a cozy, inviting atmosphere. The breakfasts were very good and the Inn is conveniently located near downtown Santa Fe. The owners, Robert and Ralph, make guests feel like family. I will stay there again when my travels take me back to New Mexico!

When we checked into the room we were told that there were linens on the pullout bed. It was mid-April and even snowing in Santa Fe. When we returned from dinner we found we had no linens or blankets for the pullout bed and no one available for help. The shower drain was slow thus there was standing water while... More

It was our second time there, and we loved it more than the first time. The Millay Room was the most beautiful room I've ever stayed in, with its crystal morning light, charming adobe and viga (beam) architecture, and atmospheric views of the town and the Sangre de Cristos at sunset. The breakfasts were excellently prepared and convivial with our... More

We loved the charm of this place. Very helpful staff & a delicious breakfast. The grounds are well kept, & the owner is especially knowledgeable & really contributed to our having such a great trip up there. We will look forward to our next visit!

I've stayed at the Inn twice, and cannot say enough about the ambiance, gracious hospitality, spic-and-span rooms with lovely décor and very convenient location. When you stay you feel as if you are sharing in the history of old Santa Fe--and you can snuggle up at night to a roaring kiva fire dreaming of the amazing breakfast you'll have in... More

We recently stayed for 2 nights and enjoyed our visit very much. The inn is very charming along with the 2 owners and their dogs. Delicious breakfast each morning specially made for each guest based on their request. Inn is close to downtown Santa Fe and we walked each day into town so no driving was needed. Inn is decorated... More

This bread and breakfast is a great Santa Fe experience. It is situated is an historic home located several blocks away from the Santa Fe Plaza (about a 10 minute walk). The comments stated in the other reviews are accurate. The aspect which makes the experience at this Inn fantastic is the personalized service and warm hospitality provided by the... More

One night only was all we had in the arms of The Turquoise Bear but we had great hospitality from Robert and Ralph, breakfast was a real treat. Rooms authentic and the Inn is reasonably well located a short walk from town. Highly recommended especially the 6pm drink of wine with guests and owners.