Silver River Adobe Inn

The Silver River Adobe Inn is located in Farmington, N.M. Less than 13 miles from the property is the Salmon Ruins Museum which features exhibits on the artifacts uncovered from excavation in the Four Corners Area of New Mexico. The Aztec Ruins National Monument is approximately 17 miles away, and offers guests the opportunity to witness monumental "great house" that was built more than 900 years ago, stood 3 stories high and had 500 rooms.
This adobe inn rests on a sandstone cliff surrounded by cottonwood trees, and overlooks the confluence of the San Juan and La Plata rivers. The blend of contemporary and traditional architecture is accented in the exposed adobe walls and rough sawn timbers. Complimentary continental breakfasts are served every morning in the dining room or in room. Complimentary afternoon tea is available. The inn features a library with a wide variety of books. Pets are not allowed at the property.

The Juniper Room is in the north-west wing of the inn and offers a private entrance from the covered patio. A private bathroom is provided with a marble tile shower. The room features a captain’s alcove with a second bed. A refrigerator, bookcase and chairs furnish the room.