Antigua Inn

The Antigua Inn is tucked away on a quiet alley off Santa Fe's Paseo de Peralta. The building, part of Santa Fe's Downtown Historic District, dates to 1906. This cozy, former home turned B & B features hardwood floors, hand-carved furniture and doors as well as stained glass windows and tinwork designed by inn owner Randy Taishoff. The five rooms range in size from the 250 square feet Mariposa Room to the spacious 440 square feet Pueblo Room. In cold weather, guests can gather around the wood burning kiva fireplace in the communal dining room. There's also an outdoor kiva on the patio. Always on the organic breakfast menu: eggs any style with applewood smoked bacon. There's also a "Traditional Santa Fe" item offered each day such as huevos rancheros or blue corn piñon pancakes with sausage as well as juices and coffees including lattes and cappuccino.