Breakfast at the inn is served in the glass walled dining area overlooking the courtyard. Coffee was

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Also welcoming you are innkeepers Katherine and Louis Costabel and their staff. As the third owners of the inn they continue to work on enhancing the property while keeping the integrity of the preserved 1832 adobe hacienda. The inn s web site is a wealth of historic information and so interesting it makes a great read. The property itself is beautiful, with additional adobe buildings that also house guest accommodations.
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Taos is beautiful hotels in downtown memphis and the plazas are wonderful for strolling, shopping and dining; hotels in downtown memphis visit the galleries, museums and enjoy the architecture that is New Mexico. I love the colors of New Mexico and one of my favorite sightings was the rooftop pictured below.
We arrived in Taos late morning and knew it was too early to check in but we called to see if we could get a recommendation for lunch. Paul, the assistant innkeeper/concierge/all around nice guy, suggested the Dragonfly Caf and Bakery and what was originally planned to be a light bite turned into a full mid-day meal. The charming courtyard setting hotels in downtown memphis and the tempting menu persuaded us to settle in. My husband ordered hotels in downtown memphis the lunch special, a brisket sandwich served with a salad. The roast had been braised in a red chili sauce and the sandwich so large it had to be eaten with a knife and fork. I had skewered beef served with bruschetta and the best eggplant caponata. We were very pleased with our decisions and both dishes were excellent.
Since lunch was so expansive, after spending the day exploring the galleries and shops, we opted just to have Sangria, chips with salsa and guacamole and a salad on the upstairs deck at Olgavie s overlooking Taos Plaza. We watched the sun set while we lingered over our wine. A nice way to end the day.
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After the last guest was served, Louis joined Katherine and their guests. They are both so personable and have such great knowledge of the area which they enjoy sharing hotels in downtown memphis with their guests. The outdoor adventures beckon and many of the guests were interested in kayaking, rafting, hiking and biking. Our hosts were able to provide information to all. We were interested in the Rio Grande Gorge and Louis directed us to the bridge. 650 feet above the Rio Grande - it s the second highest bridge of its construction hotels in downtown memphis in the country. Louis was right, it was spectacular even if I didn t walk over it!
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