Casa Escondida Bed & Breakfast

Casa Escondita in Chimayo, New Mexico, is New Mexico at its essence. This bed and breakfast is as warm and welcoming a place that you’ll ever find. And it will make you feel right at home. As you pull up to the buildings, you'll notice its traditional New Mexican architecture. The adobe walls and wooden porch are adorned with bunches of drying red chilis, which add a pop of color to the scene. The smell of roasting chilis and wood smoke wafts, making your mouth water in anticipation of the delicious breakfast to come. Inside, the cozy atmosphere is perfect for relaxing and unwinding. The decor is a mix of vintage charm and modern style, with comfy furnishings and vibrant artwork. But what really makes Casa Escondita special is the people. The staff are warm and friendly, and they take the time to get to know each guest and make them feel at home. The breakfasts at Casa Escondita are a highlight, with delicious meals made with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. You can expect to enjoy traditional New Mexican dishes like green chile stew and breakfast burritos, all made with love and care. One of the best things about Casa Escondita is its ability to make you feel like you're experiencing the real New Mexico. It's not just a touristy spot, but a genuine, authentic place where you can connect with nature, culture, and community. If you're looking for a place to stay that will make you feel welcome and at home, Casa Escondita is the perfect choice. It's a hidden emerald, a ruby, red and green thru and thru, in the heart of Chimayo, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a unique and unforgettable experience. Also, here are a list of some of the places and experiences in and around Casa Escondida: 1. Sacred Pilgrimage: Santuario de Chimayo, a sanctuary steeped in history and spirituality, where the faithful seek solace and healing in its holy soil. 2. Culinary Delights: Chimayo's renowned red and green chile enchiladas cakk food enthusiasts, offering a taste of New Mexican fare that fire-dances on the palate. 3. Artisan Treasures: The art scene is captivates with galleries showcasing exquisite pottery, weaving, and paintings that reflect the rich cultural tapestry of the region. 4. Breathtaking Landscapes: Nature lovers are enchanted by the stunning vistas of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, where the interplay of light and shadow creates a breathtaking backdrop for outdoor adventures. 5. Cultural Heritage: The town's deep-rooted traditions and festivals, such as the annual Chimayo Fiesta, invite visitors to immerse themselves in the vibrant local culture and celebrate its heritage. 6. Spiritual Retreat: Many seek the tranquil atmosphere of Chimayo for reflection and rejuvenation, finding peace in its serene surroundings and the gentle whispers of the wind. 7. Historical Significance: Historians are drawn to the narrative of Chimayo, where ancient adobe structures and historical landmarks tell tales of the past, preserving the es

We had a family group stay here for a few days for a wedding. It was perfect for our needs! We all really enjoyed it. The staff was very friendly and the breakfast was great. Would definitely recommend.

Know that Chimayo is rural and there’s one restaurant in the area. We stayed in the Mariposa room for one night and arrived later around 7:45 pm. Thankfully it was still light and we could find our way there. Communication from Ernesto was good. Breakfast was good (vegetarian tacos, beans and steamed apples) but could have had more offerings. My biggest negative is the room and bathroom across the hall need work. There are gaps in the floor where tile has chipped. Layla who made breakfast was the staff we saw and she was nice. If I was in the area again I wouldn’t stay here as it is overpriced for the quality of the room and bathroom

The room was cozy and cute but it was cold at night and the heater was so touchy we were either too hot or freezing. The breakfasts were ok with no frills or extras. Communication with the host was excellent.

Very nicely appointed.

I had high hopes for this bed-and-breakfast, but there were notable shortcomings. We stayed in the Piñon room, which I must say was quaint, but uncomfortably small. There was no room for any kind of chair and the bathroom a bit cramped. Breakfast was a bit underwhelming as it was yogurt and a few berries, a pancake (we were offered more cakes) and 2 chicken sausages coffee and OJ. It was good but OK but not what I was expecting. Staff was very friendly and helpful. I suggest hanging out in the common area or outside when you come.