Casa Blanca Inn and Suites

The Casa Blanca Inn and Suites is a truly nice place to stay in Farmington. The pretty casitas present the typical warm style of New Mexico and they are practical and clean. The hosts and the staff are kind and helpful, the breakfast is good. Farmington is an ideal location if you want to visit the Bisti Wilderness and Chaco Pueblo.

This place is a hidden gem. My husband and I are on a road trip for our anniversary and this has BY FAR been our favorite place to stay. We found it last minute and Russell met us at the property and escorted us to our suite. It was beautiful and the bed felt like home. Becky made a delicious breakfast and was a joy to talk to. I only wish we could have stayed longer. Just marvelous. ❤️

The Casa Blanca is a great place to stay in Farmington, NM & base your travels to sights in the area such as Chaco Culture National Historical Park, Aztec Ruins & Salmon Ruins, not to mention a cute nearby downtown with some tasty options. We stayed 3 nights over Memorial Day weekend in The Cottage which is perfect for families and allowing privacy. Then moved on to Durango, CO, an hour away. You are met in the morning with a most welcoming delicious breakfast from Becky with her warm, friendly personality making you feel very comfortable. A welcome change from the chain hotel breakfasts. Manager Russell and staff go out of their way to make your stay special. We also forgot an item in our Cottage, not realizing until we left the area. Contacting Jessica & Russell, they made sure it was mailed back to us after our travels. When you visit Farmington, do not miss dining at the Three Rivers Brewery with tasty food (great green chili!), brews and excellent personable service along with Boons Family Thai BBQ for delicious Thai cuisine. Also, take a walk at the nearby Animas River Walk with a Vietnam Veteran's Memorial.

Lovely bed and breakfast with superb breakfast. Public rooms very nice and two garden areas with seats. We had hideaway room which was spacious well equipped and comfortable. Sitting in garden in evening a treat. The property could do with some maintaince but this has no impact on experience. Charming and much nicer than a chain. And good value.

Casa Blanca was a totally unexpected gem ! The details of the rooms and grounds are amazing . Becky was so delightful and attentive. I did not expect my last minute booking to be so special . Our only regret is that we only stayed one evening . Our casita was very comfortable and the freshly made breakfast was delicious

This is an interesting place to stay with a unique charm. The bathroom in my room was dated from the 1970 but it all worked. The windows are of a design older than me. Perhaps 70 year old technology. Interesting. My room was palatial. Big bed, sitting area, wet bar and medium size fridge so I was able to freeze water bottles to keep my cooler cold. I had some issues with the ceiling fan and the TV. But the owner was a ring away from fixing issues. There is a huge common area for all guests. I read in it a bit but saw no one. The morning breakfast was good and had great variety. I met a lot of people there and the woman ruining the show made me a special pot of decaf coffee. They seem to own the end of the street. So, good parking is great. Clever way to code the room entries. I did not even notice my last 4 of my phone number as the entry until the second time I used the code. Nice people and nice breakfast. Good location if one wants to see Mesa Verde, Durango, Chaco and Canyon De Chelly. The good news, if you stay here to go to Chaco, you only need to drive 13 miles into the park on a dirt road. From the south, its 21 miles. I found very good Mexican food in town too. Aztec ruins are like 15 minutes away at best

Where do I begin? How about this...if TripAdvisor allowed me to give Casa Blanca 10 Stars I would have. From the outside when you first pull up, you see a nice looking white ranch house. It's when you enter that you realize you've been transported to Oz. Everything inch of every space in every room is beautifully adorned with colorful Southwestern art, tiles, plates, etc. The rooms are centered around a peaceful tree-lined courtyard. There is a separate quiet library and outdoor veranda under the trees. The room itself was spacious and airy. Now let's talk about the free breakfast. Lovingly created by host Becky, in addition to usual breakfast fare, she always home cooks special local dishes, such as chile-infused scrambled eggs. It's no secret why traveling healthcare workers, ones who need a place to stay for weeks or months, choose the Casa Blanca. Becky and Russell made it feel like we were visiting family. And they go above and beyond. There was a style of chair in our room that we fell in love with so much that we wanted to buy it for our home. Russell went out of his way to measure it and send us photos. Who does this? Casa Blanca does!