AmenitiesBreakfast Fresh gourmet breakfast made daily with seasonal local produce from Los Poblanos Organics. We serve organic direct-trade Intelligentsia coffee and loose leaf tea. Internet Free wireless internet available all rooms and all common areas. New York Times Complimentary New York Times delivered to your doorstep every morning, including Sunday. Local papers available at breakfast. Spa products Shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and soap made with organic lavender harvested from our own farm. Concierge Check with our friendly staff regarding anything that interests you in New Mexico, ranging from information on the finest museums, setting up an in-room massage, or a private balloon ride. Fireplaces All rooms have traditional Kiva fireplaces. Piñon wood is supplied and a fire is laid for you each day in the winter. Grounds Twenty five acres of land, six acres of formal gardens and walkways, fields of lavender and organic vegetables, and historic farm buildings. Television Cable TV & VCR in some rooms, and in the shared Library. Tours Guided tours of the history, art, and architecture are complimentary for Inn Guests upon request. Tours for members of the public can be arranged for $10 per person. Please call for details. The Farm Shop Unique Los Poblanos lavender products, books, gardening tools and gifts are available in our Farm Shop. Fitness Run, walk, or bike at the nearby Nature Center, Open Space, or along the Rio Grande River. We offer free bike rental for Inn Guests. The Green Guide to Los Poblanos The innkeepers at Los Poblanos intend to encourage and promote ecological consciousness in every aspect of providing hospitality to our guests. We will continue to improve and expand our environmental efforts for the health and enjoyment of our guests. How we express this intention: - 12 acre Organic Farm based on the Community Supported Agriculture model
- Recycling facilities around the property for paper, plastic and metal
- Participate in a towel and linen re-use program
- Use of biodegradable, non toxic cleaning products from Seventh Generation
- Serving organic breakfasts with as many locally grown ingredients as possible
- Water conservation by growing drought resistant lavender as a crop
- Earth friendly bath products made with our organically grown lavender oil
- Supporting the Montanita Co-Op, a community-owned, organic natural foods store, by purchasing the majority of our food items there
- Durable instead of disposable service items such as table ware and serving pieces
- Using compact fluorescent light bulbs to reduce electricity consumption
- Use of durable cotton towels and linens in rooms to reduce VOC emissions
- Supporting the local community by participating in local organizations, providing community information to guests, and utilizing locally made items
- Educating and training our staff and guests about green environmental program
- Free bicycle rental to encourage a low emission vacation
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