Accommodation and Hostels in Las Vegas (New Mexico)
Accommodation and Hostels in Las Vegas (New Mexico)
Plaza Hotel, 230 Plaza Street, +1 505 425-3591 (fax: +1 505 425-9659), . Of all the historic buildings in town, the Plaza Hotel is the crown jewel of them all. It was lovingly restored in 1982, and has become Las Vegas' premiere place to stay, and is a very popular locale for meetings, parties, conventions and other events. Enjoy the Victorian atmosphere with elegant antiques and exquisite architecture. The amenities offered include the Landmark Grill, an in-house restaurant, the old west Byron T's Saloon, spa massage treatment, guest computer and wireless high-speed internet access, pet friendly rooms, room service, and free parking.
Star Hill Inn, between Sapello and Las Vegas is an "astronomy resort" where guests' lodging (rustic, comfortable suites) comes with use of several on-site telescopes, most of them in the 8- to 15-inch class but including one 29" scope of observatory quality. The proprietor gives helpful lectures not merely on using the scopes, but also on some of the objects visible with them, and there is an interesting astronomical library. There is some hiking on site, and trails into the mountains are nearby. No restaurant, so either bring food to cook in the reasonably well-equipped kitchens of the suites, or go into Las Vegas for meals. Reservations essential.
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