Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Farmington, New Mexico:

Situated on a bluff overlooking Farmington, NM, this luxury Bed and Breakfast Inn is one of the finest in the Four Corners region. Ideally situated for those traveling to Monument Valley, Chaco Canyon, Mesa Verde, or Durango, the Casa Blanca Inn offers guests peaceful gardens, trickling fountains, and luxury accommodations. Described by many as an oasis in the city because of its beautifully landscaped grounds, Casa Blanca Inn provides exquisite touches in every suite or room-- hand-carved furniture, Navajo rugs, and colorful Guatemalan textiles. The gracious common areas reflect the histo. . .

Situated on a bluff overlooking Farmington, NM, this luxury Bed and Breakfast Inn is one of the finest in the Four Corners region. Ideally situated for those traveling to Monument Valley, Chaco Canyon, Mesa Verde, or Durango, the Casa Blanca Inn offers guests peaceful gardens, trickling fountains, and luxury accommodations. Described by many as an oasis in the city because of its beautifully landscaped grounds, Casa Blanca Inn provides exquisite touches in every suite or room-- hand-carved furniture, Navajo rugs, and colorful Guatemalan textiles. The gracious common areas reflect the histo. . .

•The Region Inn is centrally located with easy access from anywhere in the Four Corners area. •Take HWY 64 Downtown (Broadway), Farmington, NM. •The hotel is a modern three story southwestern style building featuring clean, quiet rooms   with interior corridor access. •Rooms range from $82-$200. •Our staff prides itself on having the friendliest and most professional service in the area. •We invite you to experience our Comfortable Style, Simple Elegance, and Hometown Value.. . .

The Silver River Adobe Inn is a contemporary example of the traditional architecture of Northern New Mexico, offering elements of luxury with the organic texture of exposed adobes and rough sawn timbers. The Bed and Breakfast graciously rests on a sandstone cliff, embraced by two rivers, the San Juan and the La Plata. In a landscape of natural vegetation grandmother cottonwood trees host many of the birds found in this nature reserve. The Las Animas, San Juan and La Plata Rivers converge in Farmington, comprising 50% of New Mexico's flowing surface waters. From the windows and patios one also . . .