Casa Del Gavilan Historic Inn
5.0(83)
Bed & Breakfast
About
Casa del Gavilan is a historic adobe inn built between 1910 and 1912, set against the Sangre de Cristo Mountains near Cimarron, New Mexico. Its Pueblo-revival architecture features soaring twelve-foot ceilings, thick walls, and artwork by notable Western artists, creating a distinctive atmosphere for small executive retreats or client visits.
The inn offers twelve guest rooms with private baths and a full breakfast each morning, complemented by several on-site hiking trails and expansive mountain views. Its remote location and quiet setting provide a rare opportunity for focused meetings and team offsites away from urban distractions.
Best for
- Executive retreats with mountain views
- Small group strategy sessions
- Quiet overnight stays near Philmont
Standout features
Architecture & History
Early Pueblo-revival adobe villa with artistic heritage
Built between 1910-1912, Casa del Gavilan showcases twelve-foot ceilings, vigas, and thick adobe walls. The inn features artwork and sculptures by notable artists like Frederick Remington and Charles Russell, reflecting its rich cultural legacy.
Setting & Views
Remote mountain location with exceptional Sangre de Cristo views
Situated near Cimarron, New Mexico, the inn offers peace and solitude with hiking trails on-site and panoramic views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, including glimpses of the Tooth of Time ridge from outdoor seating areas.
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Rated 5.0 on Google · 83 reviews