Adobe Nido Bed & Breakfast

Stayed here in early January, and had a great experience. The owners were incredibly hospitable, and easy to talk to. Both Sarah and Rol provided us with many suggestions and tips for exploring the local area, which was helpful. The room was clean and spacious, and provided a good resting spot for the night. The b&b has a lot of charm, and is much more of a unique stay than an average hotel. We also loved the breakfast! Homemade omelets, yogurt, granola, fresh fruit, bagels, sausage, not to mention homemade herb cheese (that was delicious) made by Sarah herself. If we find ourselves in Albuquerque in the future, I would be thrilled to stay here again.
–Elizabeth and Conor

On our recent stay at this B&B, the innkeepers were fabulous from the get go. They helped with making plans for our stay via email. I was worried about arriving late from our flight, but they happily accommodated. Breakfast was delicious and they were the consummate hosts!

Straight up awesome people, great accomadations, super relaxing vibe and good company.

Chirp, chirp, chirp was the sweet serenade of the crickets as we slept the night away dreaming of fry breads, indian pale ales, and crimson stalactites of strung chillies. We had entered the nest of adobe, the little hole in the wall nestled in behind a supermarket and a bingo parlor.
Upon arrival we found the accommodations a bit rustic and the welcome we received a bit strange to say the least. But what is the charm of a bed and breakfast? If not the quirkiness of it’s keepers?
Welcoming with two barking Chihuahuas in his arms the proprietor opened the door and brought us into his home. The kitchen and dinning room are real working family accommodations. If you’re looking to walk in the door for late night milk and cookies, coffee, or tea, you will be walking into the family’s home and they will be awoken by the pups on patrol. In fact, when one of us asked if there would be a traditional wine and cheese happy hour, we were given a lecture about the high number of drunk drivers in the area and the local law enforcement’s propensity to ask anyone walking down the street to take a breathalyzer. They would give you a ticket and arrest you if you didn’t name the establishment that served you. I didn’t realize that my parents, my wife, and I appeared to be a group of winos looking for a free nip of hooch, but we were warned as such nonetheless. Sans wine we proceeded to our accommodations, just across the yard/​grounds, in a separate house that used to be owned by the neighbors. We decided to stay in the «Burrowing Owl» and the «Wood Duck» rooms as this would give us access to two bathrooms. The «Suit for a Flock», has two bedrooms which share one bathroom. Since we were the only ones at the Adobe Nido this particular weekend, we were given, free-​reign of the entire house. This was great as we didn’t have much room to hang out in the smaller rooms, other than the patio outside which was very peaceful and comfortable, but outside. Sitting in the family room that night we weren’t certain that we had made the right choice. Even wondering if there was some other place to go. After some of elixir from the II Vicino Brewery we were ready to give the beds and the breakfast a try.
I’m not sure what it is, the dessert mountain air, the sound of insect leg violins, or the comfort of a gentle breeze through rosemary leaves that will change your perspective and turn every side into the right side of the bed. Even the shoulder high shower head in the giant plastic bath-​cuzzi seemed not queer but quant, the bar doors on the abode not crude but crucial. This time when I exited the house I could smell bacon, bread, and brew. I was transported in a flight of welcoming energy. I gazed upon humming birds and saw the breeze though the garden that I had felt and smelled in the night. I was officially acclimated, adopted by adobe, New Mexican for a day, or two. The dogs still barked, but how else can they say hello? They lack the lips, the tongues, the soft palates for speech.
Luckily we do posses the necessities for speech and when we entered the main nido to break fast we were welcomed by a cup of half-​caf, perfect for golfers, and great conversation. The table was neatly set, complete with fruit, juices, and Sarah’s famous homemade yogurt and granola. All paired with egg and bacon sandwiches on fresh rolls. Of course there was a condiment of green chilies which added a New Mexican flare.
The only thing better than the food was the welcoming energy of the host couple, Sarah and Rol. Many of these reviews mention them by name, and I am certain that you will fell like doing the same after your stay.
the Adobe Nido is the quintessential Albuquerque experience. If you’re looking for a great way to feel like a local and to experience some of the simple pleasures of Southwestern living. There are friends and memories to be made at the Adobe Nido, some strange, some transcendent, but all Albuquerque. #Eee #ShineFree!

Wonderful accommodations, beautiful grounds, and the owners, Sarah and Rol, are the nicest people ever! They made our first time experience in ABQ a real treat! We’ve found our «home» when we decide to return to ABQ on vacation :)
— Ana & Bill Clark

A great place to stay the owners are great very accommodating the grounds were beautiful very peaceful love the homemade breakfast So much better than a hotel room.

I stayed here almost a year ago for a wedding so this review is long overdue! This was a great experience and I would stay again. Sarah and her husband were awesome, the food was great, and eating breakfast with the other guests was a ton of fun. I had a huge jacuzzi tub in my room and there’s a sauna and a dart board.
As long as you like dogs, good service and friendly conversation you’ll enjoy Adobe Nido!

Awesome people run this place. Staying at this B&B added such a good, personal experience to our trip that we wouldn’t have gotten from a hotel.
Sarah and her husband were quick to share information about things to do and places to eat. Breakfast was delicious. We loved the two little dogs. We loved the super cozy room. I wish their house was my house.

Homemade Blueberry Pancakes? check
Sauna? check
Walking distance to beer and wine? check
Comfortable beds? check
Killer patio to chillax with your posse? check
Would I go again? Check baby check baby, one, two, three!