Howlin' Dog Bunkhouse: Meanderings

Welcome
to the
Howlin' Dog Bunkhouse
where
friends and family
are always welcome
a warm quilt
and beautiful views
are always available
and a cozy kitchen
with the constant
delicious scent of coffee
welcomes you
after a hard day on the range.

Located
in the mix of things
smack dab
in the middle of
Santa Fe, New Mexico;
meandering distance
to the Santa Fe Plaza,
spitting distance to
Santa Fe River,
and a nice stretch of the legs
to shopping, museums,
and great chow,
within sight of the
Santa Fe Ski Basin
and a short gallop
to Taos or Albuquerque.

So give a shout out
to your old friends
and consider
kickin' off your
dusty boots
and resting your
head on some
warm and comfy pillows
while taking in the
glorious New Mexico
sunsets
flavors
traditions
and culture.

We look forward
to seeing
your smiling face
soon.

Swappin' Stories

From our guest David:
"(John) you and Marty went beyond all expectations, and it means very much to me.
Thank you for everything - especially folding the laundry.
And all the pillows.
Give Cisco my love,
see you soon."
(January 2012)

From our guest Krista:
"By the way, I made it to Buffalo WY tonight. I'll be in Livingston tomorrow, mid-afternoon. I'm at the Comfort Inn, but it pales in comparison with the Howlin' Dog".
(March 7th - 12th, 2011)

From our guest Lisa:
"Six pawprints! Complementary coffee and breakfast, onsite laundry facilities, private room with soft pillows, two dedicated tour guides/travel companions AND two onsite cats (who may or may not deign to allow themselves to be petted, as the mood strikes)
. . . what's not to like? Best of all is seeing and spending good times
with friends. The mountain view is just gravy. Oh yeah, and be sure to request John's famous Lemon Ricotta pancakes. Oh baby".

"Sights seen this trip: Taos, Black Mesa winery, art galleries, downtown Plaza and shopping, LaFonda Hotel lobby and great public art by Gerald Cassidy, Inn of the Turquoise Bear (writer Witter Bynner's home), Jemez Springs/Valles Caldera, Albuquerque (including historic Route 66 aka Central Avenue), 10 Thousand Waves Japanese Baths and great restaurants (Harry's Roadhouse, Bobcat Bite, Jinga, Tia Sophia, Tecolote Cafe, Lula's Cafe, Kakawa Chocolate House, Del Charro Saloon, Ohori's Coffee.) Plus other things I've probably forgotten. Santa Fe is beautiful in any season".
(January 4th - 11th, 2011)

Howlin' Dog Bunkhouse

Monday, January 10, 2011

Meanderings

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