We started out with a slightly negative feeling about this inn-- which was completely turned around almost as soon as we arrived. Two years ago, we intended to stay at the Inn at the Delta, but due to no fault of our own had to cancel. They kept our money, but extended the reservation so we could use it within... more

The Inn at the Delta is a marvelous B&B with huge rooms, jacuzzi tub, "kiva" fireplace, microwave, refrigerator and beautiful common area with art collection, handmade wood furniture. Breakfast consists of fresh fruit and juice, a sweet (ours was peanut butter-chocolate chip cake), fresh made breakfast burritos. The staff is outstanding. more

If you've finished with the museums and shops of Santa Fe, this is a very convenient place for returning to Santa Fe for a restaurant away from downtown or visiting Taos & Los Alamos or driving up north for the RR tour. The rooms are huge, well decorated and very comfortable and the buffet breakfast is excellent - unfortunately the... more

This family-run lodging is a Spanish colonial mansion with 10 suites. Ours was an enormous suite with high ceilings, real vigas, handmade furniture, and a whirlpool tub. A beautiful garden and classic fountain greets you in the courtyard. The "continental breakfast" was a extensive meal including burritos, fresh fruit, pastries, and other treats. The Inn is located close to Bandelier... more

We had one of the smaller rooms I think, but it was huge! There was plenty of room to spread out, a sofa and chairs to relax in. There were magazines of New Mexico to browse through. There were 2 sinks, one outside the bathroom and one in. The decor and architecture were very interesting. There was a porch, which... more

I stayed at Inn at the Delta with my 2 kids and I can't say enough positive things about it. The place is gorgeous- 17th century Spanish American Colonial. The owners were generous and helpful but never intrusive. The rooms are beautiful and spacious with tile floors and a whirlpool tub. The gardens are so well cared for and the... more

Like many travelers, we thought Espanola would be a good central location for sightseeing. We booked our room at the Delta, then spoke with friends from NM, who all said "you are staying where!?!?" Okay, so maybe Espanola isn't known as a great place to stay, it isn't the tourist filled Santa Fe or Taos for sure, but don't cross... more

Outstanding inn!!! Beautiful bedrooms with wonderful linens. Outstanding breakfast and gracious, warm, hospitality. Great location between Taos and Santa Fe. Stunning rose gardens surround the inn. We stayed three evenings, and can't wait to go back again. more

We fell in love with this B & B. What a gem. Located in Espanola, it was a great base for daily treks to Santa Fe, Bandelier, Taos, Chamayo, and other towns that beckoned us. Built about 15 years ago, the Garcia family wanted to build it in the authentic Spanish colonial style. Huge timbers, beautiful tile, and great artwork... more