If you are visiting Chimayo, a side trip to Eight Million Gods is worthwhile. The selections are…read moreinteresting, and we also had an interesting discussion with the owner.

This is a new shop with interesting art and curios from local artists and around the world. It's…read morequite an eclectic mix of items in the store, so be sure to check out all the corners and in between. The owner has stories for all the goods in the shop.

fun place to stop on our roadtrip. Loved the inside pumps…read morewith so much history. My aunt who was a famous race car driver used to do commercials for gasoline in the 1960's

What a cool and interesting roadside stop! The man that owns this place has found so many cool…read morethings and he was very nice. He told us that certain items outside were for sale and if we saw something we liked to just ask. There are so many wacky things to see here and also nostalgic items. The owner also said he makes some of the items that you see, which was great to hear. There is a lot of passion and work that goes into this place and you will be surprised by what you come across. There are also some old cars that he has collected, which were cool to see! The gas museum was amazing. Lots of bright colors and the collection still lit up! You can easily spend 45 minutes here browsing everything he has accumulated. What an awesome place!

As the first overnight "paying" customer for the inn at the delta. I would love to recommend that…read moreanyone visiting the area stop in for the hospitality that the entire family generously gave to me in 1995. The restaurant was amazing, the original bar that stayed it all was still actively going, and Anthony was busy collecting native art and using traditional builders and native materials to finish out his vision. I had many a meal with Anthony and his amazing family in the sunroom of the main residence. Days I lovingly remember as some of the finest hospitality I've received in my vast travels. I'd recommend any and all of this business's many arms. The Inn was the best time I had on a 7mo southern US tour I had the pleasure of going on through my studies and scholarship. I made lifelong friends in Espanola... and Santa Clara Pueblo. Bruce Brown.

I attended a wedding reception here. It has the look and feel of an old Hacienda, old Santos and…read moreart displayed everywhere. The patio was gorgeous- I'm betting its even prettier in the spring and summer. Apparently the owner only opens the facility for parties. The bar has a door leading to the patio which was super convenient and the staff were all very nice. On another section is the Inn at the Delta which is absolutely GORGEOUS! The rooms run slightly on the pricey side but they include breakfast and beautiful accommodations.

Roy spent tons of time with us telling us his background in the business and pulling out many rugs…read moreand saddle blankets. Beautiful stuff, a lovely experience.

We sent Ray a few of my grandmother's drugs when she passed away. This was around 2020 around 2021…read more We said why don't you just go ahead and send them back we'll donate them to the museums and he said oh actually I sold one of them, but I'll send the other one back and we asked how much he sold it for he said 6200 and we asked if he was planning on sending us a check and he said Yeah he'll send it right away. We never got a check. We call once a week and he always says he's not feeling well or hasn't gotten a chance to get to it. I finally said I really hate to do this to you, but I will take you to small claims court at this point. No we should be waiting 3-4 years for you to send a check for 6200 and we'd also like an invoice because if that's what he sold it for, fine but we don't know that I'm hoping leaving a review letting other people know might give you the incentive to mail the check to my parents and I know you've been feeling unwell, but you know exactly how sick my dad is and really should be ashamed of yourself. I'm so sad people take advantage of their kindness like this.

Professional and compassionate service. My mother's headstone is from Taos, Mt. Heritage, it is…read morebeautiful with a great picture that doesn't fade. I would recommend this buisness in need of a head stone or other grave markings.

The 4 of us stopped in while during our recent High Road to Taos trip. I wanted to show Gayle and…read moreour friends examples of the Chimayo Weaver culture, of which only Centinela Traditional Arts appeared to be open on Sunday. One friend found a gorgeous wrap, which Gayle should have purchased as well. They even got a nice loom demonstration. I was more intrigued with the design and craftsmanship of rugs, even though we didn't need one. We all came away impressed and glad we stopped in.

What gorgeous artwork. My husband and I are visiting Taos from Boston. A friend told us that…read moreChimayó is famous for their woven rugs, and I've wanted one for our bedroom. When we visited Centinela, Emily, the daughter of the owners, was there. She told us all about the rugs, made some suggestions, and told us they could custom make a rug in any colors we wanted. She also told us that even though they are competitors with other weavers in the area, they are all family, and we might find something we liked better at one of those locations. Centinela has absolutely gorgeous rugs, ponchos, vests, hats. Each was a work of art. Emily was delightful and hilariously funny. Crowds gathered around her just to hear what she had to say. Though we did end up purchasing at Trujillo's up the street, a visit to Centinela is definitely worthwhile. Update: We returned to Centinela today, and the owners, Lisa and Irv, were there. I had called earlier because I wanted to have a southwestern woven panel sewn to the back of my denim jacket. I was told to come in. Lisa said they had 15 panels already made, but she couldn't find them. Irv rudely told us to get out if the way while he looked for them. Neither could find the panels, and Lisa thought someone else who worked there might have put them somewhere. We asked her to call that person, but she would not. Today was our last day of vacation in the area, so I'm kind of disappointed. But I also don't want to spend my money with rude people.

The rooms are nice here and the suites are roomy with really beautiful views on the backside. The…read morefood is pretty great at the bar, standard at the snack bar, and I haven't tried the food at the sports bar, but I'm looking forward to it. The swimming pool is big and the hot tub usually works. My only complaint is that you can sometimes smell cigarette smoke lofting in from the outside. I don't gamble, so I can't speak to that. But I do enjoy my time here taking advantage of the other amenities. There are lots of bowling lanes and the event space is very large.

Stayed at the Santa Claren Casino Hotel in Espanola NM recently to attend Feast Day at Santa Clara…read morePueblo. This property is well-done & comfortable. The staff are friendly and accommodating We ate dinner in the Grill on the Casino Floor our first night there. The taco plate was delicious and we were treated very well. One issue we encountered was no coffee available anywhere in the hotel before 8 am when the casino opens. We tried going to the grill for breakfast one morning and left because of construction noise. It was horribly loud! There is a travel center affiliated with the hotel nearby but too far away to walk over to get coffee. The staff there was extremely friendly. We had a yummy breakfast burrito there one morning. We were very happy with our stay

We sat at the restaurant for over 15+ minutes and no server even bothered to take our order! The…read moreonly smiling face was the young lady that brought us our water! Very BAD! We just walked out! WILL NEVER GO BACK, SERVICE SUCKS!!! WHAT A SHAME!

My wife and I were in town and were looking for a nice place to have lunch. We saw the country…read moreclub advertised in a local magazine and decided to give it a try. You don't have to be a member to eat at the restaurant. Our waiter, Charlie, was awesome. The food was great and the outside patio was beautiful. It wasn't crowded and we'll be back!