Los Poblanos is a historic gem in the Southwest, designed in 1932 by renowned architect John Gaw Meem, known as the "Father of Santa Fe Style." Nestled in the heart of the Rio Grande River Valley, this stunning property spans 25 acres, featuring beautifully manicured lavender fields, lush gardens, and towering cottonwood trees. With 45 elegantly appointed guest rooms, Los Poblanos offers a tranquil escape, combining comfort and privacy.

The property is also home to a thriving organic farm, which provides fresh, locally-sourced ingredients for its farm-to-table dining experience. Guests can savor culinary excellence at Campo, where menus change daily based on the harvest. Additionally, Los Poblanos has an exquisite spa, wellness classes, and facilities for special events and weddings.

As a family-run business, Los Poblanos focuses on historic preservation and regenerative agriculture, creating a warm atmosphere that celebrates both the past and the future. Its signature lavender products and dedication to quality make it a distinctive destination for visitors seeking relaxation and authenticity.