A restored 1865 adobe casa in the heart of Old Town — hand-troweled walls, a kiva fire, and the slow hush of a New Mexico evening.
Built of earthen adobe and passed down through generations of the Domínguez family, this casa was restored with a light hand — hand-troweled plaster, hand-sawn vigas overhead, a restored antique stove — so that its history stays intact while the comforts are quietly modern.
Inside, the home reads like a small living gallery: hundred-year-old Navajo weavings, Native pottery, and work by New Mexican artists on hand-plastered walls. Step out to a walled brick patio and a traditional wood-burning kiva fireplace, made for calm evenings under a wide desert sky.
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Let yourself in with the smart lock and settle in on your own schedule — no front desk, no waiting.
Guests love the spaciousness — two bedrooms, a sofa bed, and a walled patio that feels like a private courtyard.
You don't just visit Old Town here — you live in it. Walk out the door to coffee roasters and wine bars, adobe chapels and galleries, and 300 years of plaza history a few minutes on foot. When the day winds down, the patio and kiva fire are waiting.
Read the Old Town guide →“Guests come back to the same words — the decor, the location, the walkability.”