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Mabel Dodge Luhan House

Taos, New Mexico.

Charming, elegant, historic 1920s adobe inn and conference center, once the home of a wealthy patron of the arts and creative sanctuary for many artists. Panoramic view. Quiet patios and a tree-lined acequia. Many art and creativity workshops offered.

Bed and Breakfast Description

Today as you approach the house of Mabel Dodge Luhan, it’s easy to see why some of the greatest minds of the 20th century were inspired here.

Situated at the end of a quiet road not far from the center of town, the house appears much as it did in the days when Mabel admired her views of the sacred Taos Mountain from the third-story solarium. One can only imagine the tantalizing conversations that must have taken place within these walls. After all, Georgia O’Keeffe stayed here. So did D.H. Lawrence, Ansel Adams, Martha Graham and Carl Jung, among many other notables.

As an historic inn and conference center which offers retreat-style meetings and artistic, literary, and personal growth workshops, the Mabel Dodge Luhan House continues to build on its 80-year history of personal, intellectual and artistic ferment, and is designated a National Historic Landmark.

As a guest of the house expect to enjoy warm adobe charm, early century elegance, historic relevance. Herringbone vigas, traditional arched doorways, kiva fireplaces, and carved pillars.

Inn Information

Season: All year
Rates: 98.00 - 245.00 US Dollars (double occupancy)
Rooms: 19
With private baths: 19
Mealplan: Breakfast included
Food Served:

• Full gourmet breakfast

Payment methods accepted:

• Checks
• Cash

Services:

Private baths, fireplaces, kitchen facilities, cottages, views, patios, classes & workshops

Area Attractions and Activities:

Visit Taos Pueblo, an ancient living Indian village that has stood unchanged for centuries. Or explore historic Taos Plaza and its side streets. Many of the old adobe buildings that now house shops and galleries were once the homes of some of Taos' leading citizens - Kit Carson, among them.

Set off on a mountain trail on skis, horseback, bike or your own two feet. Or ride the bucking Rio Grande in a raft or kayak. With four seasons and five life zones, your recreational options are wide open. Native American, Spanish, and Anglo cultures are proudly preserved through art and architecture, music and dance, and food and festivals for all to enjoy throughout the year.

Restrictions

• Please inquire about our policy regarding children.
• Smoking not permitted.
• No pets, please.
• Limited access for disabled persons.

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