Recycled Goods - You’ve probably heard the saying, “one man’s junk is another man’s treasure.” Find out for yourself at Dobson House Bed & Breakfast in El Prado, New Mexico, an eco-friendly inn that was built using 2,000 tires and 20,000 cans. The solar powered B&B is a natural adobe and sits 7,000 feet on a 100 foot hill. It’s conveniently located near the natural hot springs and overlooks the Rio Grande Gorge. Nature lovers seeking a little outdoor adventure can ask innkeeper to arrange llama expeditions, rock climbing, white water rafting, hiking and finish off the night star gazing. Don’t forget to get a taste of the southwest with a full breakfast that ranges from Mexican baked eggs with chicken apple sausage to Texas pecan biscuits followed by peach muffins, sweet potato pone and ricotta cheese pancakes.
If you’re looking for more of a traditional bed and breakfast that still offers all the benefits of a green inn, check into The Madeline Bed & Breakfast in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Built in 1866, the inn has preserved its architectural details and Victorian look, while adapting to the modern practices of a green inn. All appliances are energy and water efficient, all cleaning agents and products are naturally, environmentally safe products, gardens are watered with a drip system to reduce water consumption, regularly recycles glass, paper, plastics, installation of compact fluorescent bulbs and even the spa uses its own water treatment. Ask about the special spa package and indulge in a relaxing massage or spa treatment followed by a rose petal bath. Spend the rest of your day with complimentary tea and goodies such as cookies, cake and brownies. Refuel in the morning with a full gourmet breakfast that includes organic fresh baked breads, homemade granola and hot entrees like southwestern frittatas and breakfast enchiladas.
You can find more green inns with a southwestern flair by searching New Mexico Bed and Breakfasts or using the keyword search box to find a B&B near you.
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