Camino Real Casita A, hot tub whole home/Espanola

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Kathryn býður: Heil eign – heimili

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Handicap access available. Casita A boasts a king bed in bedroom, queen bed & single couch in the living room, complete kitchen with pots and pans, bar area & large dining room table. $44 extra charge per night for using both beds. $45 additional charge for pets. No smoking inside. Full bath w/ shower & tub. You are sure of a memorable stay here.
Your own private natural enzymes, no chlorine, no bromine hot tub!!

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Camino Real Casita A with natural enzyme hot tub. Over one hunderd year old historic adobe home was once an old mercantile store on the original Santa Cruz Plaza. Located on the vortex of the Camino Real & the Camino de Paz and adjacent to the Holy Cross Church. This church is of the upmost historic significance as it is the second, most historic church in New Mexico and The United States. Holy Cross Church is the first stop on the pilgrimage of churches along the famous High Road to Taos that also includes Santuario (the Lourdes of the US with it’s healing holy blessed dirt), the newly and impeccably restored Las Trampas and Ranchos de Taos, subject of many famous photographers and an icon of New Mexico. The original road to Taos, lined with the best of Norteno art galleries and home studios, it is the artery to the heart of New Mexico’s art scene.

This large mercantile has been returned to it’s original floorplan, with the store (Casita A) in front and (Casita B) their living quarters, traditionally resided by the shop owners . This division creates two roomy separateand private units. Both are filled w/ local hand carved furniture, folk art, local paintings, crafts and vintage decor.

Casita A boasts a queen bed and single couch in the living room, complete kitchen with all the necessary accoutrements, bar area and a large dining room table. The generous private bedroom has an elaborate locally carved King bed, closets. The new Hot Tub Star Chamber (all natural no chlorine) is perfect after a long day of sight seeing, you are sure for a memorable stay at Camino Real Casitas.

When ski season is here. We love skiers and snowboarders. This is the perfect stay if you want to ski each of our award winning basins: Taos, Angelfire, Sipapu, Santafe, Red River… Enjoy a long day skiing and soak those cold tired bones in your own private hot tub!

Santa Cruz is conveniently located 20 miles from Santa Fe and 40 miles to Taos.

Your host, artist Kata Bennett, comes from a family dedicated to the preservation of New Mexico’s beautiful and extensive history. Northern New Mexico history has been her avocation since incubated by her father, as one of her fondest memories is him driving her around New Mexico collecting Santos and WPA furniture. Beginning in the thirties, her parents and grandmother were instrumental in restoring Old Town in Albuquerque, installing the canons and bandstand there. The Bennett family’s restoration work was so impressive that the Duke and Duchess of Albuquerque, the first to visit since the colinization, had dinner and honored their extensive work while visiting the family property in Old town.The Bennett’s also helped found the Little Theatre and brought reinactments of Coronado’s Entrada and other plays to little villages across the northern territory. Kata’s passion for restoring the Santa Cruz Plaza now includes restoring many of the properties here. Kata is a superb host and will try to fulfill any request, answer any questions, regale you with stories of the area or leave you completely alone if that is what you desire. We look forward to meeting you. Your stay helps to fund this extensive project. Thank you!

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Santa Cruz, New Mexico, Bandaríkin

You will be staying in the oldest most historic place in NM. This is where it all started and then spread out from here. This place is a forgotten treasure. My mission is to bring it back to the historic merit it deserves. By staying here, you are helping me to do that, for the benefit of all.

Gestgjafi: Kathryn

Skráði sig september 2016

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Ég er listamaður og frumkvöðull. Ég ólst upp í gamla bænum í Albuquerque í Nýju-Mexíkó. Í sporum foreldra minna er ég mjög hrifin af Nýju-Mexíkó; þetta er handverk, kennsla og sag…

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I am available by phone and text after you check in at any hour. Please don't be shy.
I am available to help you tour the Holy Cross Church or you can visit it by yourself. But it is well worth seeing.