HOTELS

THE VAL VERDE HOTEL (CIRCA 1920) WAS THE PREMIER HOTEL IN THIS PART OF NEW MEXICO.
NOTED FOR ITS LONG FLOWERED PATIO AND THE GENEROUS PORTIONS OF LOCAL GROWN BEEF STEAKS. THE INTERIOR WAS MOST FASHIONABLE IN A WESTERN STYLE, LAVISH USE OF LEATHER PROVIDED COMFORTABLE SEATING THROUGH OUT THE HOTEL.



THE OWNERS OF THE VAL VERDE OVER THE YEARS MAINTAINED A FLORAL GARDEN AND BY DIVERSITY OF PLANT LIFE WERE ABLE TO HAVE COLOR IN BLOOM MUCH OF THE YEAR.



THE ARCHES OF THE VAL VERDE WERE PERFECT IN CONSTRUCTION CLEAR TO THE KEY STONE IN EACH ARCH PERFECTLY CENTERED TO INSURE PROPER DISTRIBUTION OF WEIGHT.



THE TRADITION OF FORMAL DINNER WAS A PERFECT SETTING IN THE DINING AREA OF THE VAL VERDE ALONG WITH THE FINEST CUISINE.


A PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE VAL VERDE WITH A SLIGHT COVER OF SNOW.