Meem Rooms & Suites
The Meem Rooms & Suites are located behind the historic and renovated hacienda designed by New Mexico’s most important architect, John Gaw Meem. A style attributed to him, the “Territorial Revival” rooms include 1930s revival tin light fixtures, hand-carved beams, ironwork, hardwood floors, hand-plastered walls and fireplaces and period New Mexican artwork. Although no two rooms are alike, each historic room has something special and unique to offer. (Please note: fireplaces are wood-burning and are set seasonally from October 1 until April 1. If you are sensitive to the smell of smoke, please consider the Field Suites.)
Classic
Reflecting the elegant beauty of the Territorial Revival style and John Gaw Meem’s original designs, these rooms feature beautiful views of the gardens and grounds. Each room’s cozy furnishings were selected to compliment the historic charm. Rooms are in the garden courtyard affording easy access to the public spaces of the Inn and property.
Deluxe
These spacious rooms with a king bed and sitting room with sofa sleeper are perfect for guests looking to enjoy the historic area of the Inn. Enter the room on a covered portal from the garden lawns and immediately take in the beautiful views. Bathrooms are spacious and feature a large soaking tub and walk-in shower.
Meem Casita
The historic Meem Casita is nestled in a quiet corner behind the Hacienda Spa where it originally served as a guest house for Albert and Ruth Simms in the 1930s. Designed by John Gaw Meem, this freestanding casita mixes New Mexican touches, original hardwood floors, natural textures and contemporary furnishing. The space is complete with a living room and seasonal wood-burning fireplace, king-sized bed and a generous bathroom with a soaking tub and walk-in shower. The Meem Casita offers a peaceful, spacious respite, with comfortable living space and outdoor seating beside the pink walls of the portal.
Deluxe Suite
Housed in an original 1930s building, the Greely 1 Deluxe Suite overlooks the historic Greely Garden, designed by landscape architect Rose Greely. The summer gardens teem with colorful roses and dahlias, while the winter gardens offer a transcendent and reflective space. Light streams through the ample windows in every room, and a private patio can be accessed from both the bedroom and sitting room. Historic design details abound, from the kitchen’s whimsical backsplash to the bathroom’s cheerful floor tile. True to classic John Gaw Meem architecture, this space features a massive kiva fireplace, hardwood floors, exposed viga beams and vintage 1930s tinwork. Nestled behind the Hacienda Spa, this is an ideal room for guests seeking privacy and serenity.
Deluxe Patio
Pass through a sun-dappled patio overlooking the historic Greely Garden to enter into the Greely 2 Deluxe Patio. Designed by landscape architect Rose Greely, the summer gardens teem with colorful roses and dahlias, while the winter gardens offer a transcendent and reflective space. The room is definitively cozy, with a massive kiva fireplace in the sitting room and a quaint combination wet bar/closet. Step down into the bedroom, which is a distinctly historic space with exposed viga beams and lower ceilings that allow the fireplace to heat more efficiently. The bed nestles into a recessed wall, furthering the intimate and cozy feeling of this space. The bedroom opens to a serene, thoughtfully landscaped private patio. Located behind the Hacienda Spa, this secluded room is perfect for anyone seeking a cozy, private stay.
