The Santa Fe Casita

The Santa Fe Casita offers guests stunning, pristine views of the New Mexico sky and sunset through the bedroom french doors which open onto a shady Southwest style patio. The Santa Fe Casita has a full working kitchen, where guests are welcome to try their hand at creating New Mexico cuisine. The bedroom has a sumptuous Queen bed with plenty of cozy pillows. An extended daybed (for an extra sleeper if needed), iPod dock and lots of New Mexico charm allow for a quiet peaceful retreat. Cheerful blue and yellow styling match the original paintings of local New Mexico artist Jaqueline Fleming. The bathroom has talavera tile and shower.

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The Madrid Adobe

This lovely authentic adobe Casita is a newly remodeled one room guest house that sleeps two. The bedroom offers beautiful views of the Cerrillos Hills and the New Mexico sunset from french doors that open onto a private patio. If Georgia O'Keefe were to design a bed and breakfast room, this would be it. Originally sculpted from the earth over 200 years ago, this casita faces west on the banks of the San Marcos arroyo with a full view of the sunset. Breakfast is served "room-service" style in your lil' adobe guest house and can be enjoyed inside at the breakfast nook or outside on your private patio. Room has a small refrigerator and Keurig for coffee or tea anytime.

(June 1 - October 15) Friday, Saturday: $139.00 nightly
(June 1 - October 15) Sunday through Thursday: $129.00 nightly

(October 16 - May 30) Friday, Saturday: $129.00 nightly
(October 16 - May 30) Sunday through Thursday: $119.00 nightly

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The Hacienda Suite

The Hacienda Suite offers guests two light airy rooms to enjoy the mild weather and peaceful beauty of the Santa Fe Countryside. French doors open onto a traditional coyote-fenced patio. The bedroom has a sumptuous Queen bed with down comforter. In the extra room an extended daybed is covered in cozy pillows and available for an extra guest as a bed if needed. An extra large closet with two chest of drawers gives you plenty of space to spread out your belongings. The bathroom has a whirlpool bathtub and mexican talavera tile throughout. Sage greens and muted reds with rich wood and leather accents complete the Hacienda experience.

(June 1 - October 15) Friday, Saturday: $129.00 nightly
(June 1 - October 15) Sunday through Thursday: $119.00 nightly

(October 16 - May 30) Friday, Saturday: $119.00 nightly
(October 16 - May 30) Sunday through Thursday: $109.00 nightly

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About Cerrillos Hills Bed & Breakfast

A Faithfully Restored Adobe Compound Showcasing Santa Fe Style

The Cerrillos Hills Bed and Breakfast Inn is on the tree-covered property of the original Los Cerrillos Boarding House. Formerly named “Casa de Paradise,” this a 120-year old rambling adobe compound was lovingly built using traditional New Mexican architectural methods. We offer three lodging choices: two stand-alone casita guest houses, and a 2-room suite attached to the main adobe. Each accommodation has with a private entrance, private patio and bathroom en-suite.

Adobe Building – A Beautifully Green Alternative

One of the best “Green” building techniques ever created, you’ll love the thick adobe walls, the smooth plastered textures and the numerous Southwestern touches that enchant the entire property. The casitas and main house have been fully updated and restored to reflect the natural beauty of the adobe structure and the authentic character of Santa Fe style.

Wave to The Original ATSF Super Chief As It Rambles By

The tracks of the original ATSF (now the BNSF, Burlington Northern Santa Fe) border the Cerrillos Hills Bed and Breakfast and guests can wave to the riders of 2 trains daily, usually at 2:30 and 3:30 in the afternoon.

The Super Chief was one of the named passenger trains and the flagship of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway. It was often referred to as "The Train of the Stars" because so many celebrities traveled on the streamliner between Chicago, Illinois and Los Angeles, California.