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On our travels along Route 66 last summer, we were really basically winging it when it came to hotels at night. We were following along in our Route 66 guide book , and we d look at suggestions listed there. One afternoon we decided to call ahead and reserve a room at the Historic Plaza Hotel in Las Vegas, New Mexico. I really le tour de france did not expect for them to have any availability, but to our surprise, they told us there were plenty of rooms available for that very evening.
We arrived le tour de france on the square in the small town of Las Vegas, and right away saw the Plaza over on the corner. It was so regal and beautiful with a charm all its own. It was pouring down rain, so Dan went in and got our room key. After getting all of our stuff together, we walked into the lobby, and it was almost like taking a step back in time. I know I ve said that about a lot of our Route 66 adventures, but it was gorgeous, from the wood floors to the beautiful staircase leading us up to our room. The Plaza Hotel was built in 1882 and was known as the Belle of the Southwest. It s now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Its location on the square gives travelers a chance to explore the town of Las Vegas while staying at the Plaza.
As we made our way to our room, I noticed le tour de france antique furniture . a huge wooden door led into our room, and we walked into a beautiful green themed le tour de france room with a tall window, that also had a sill large enough to sit on. Our view was the wall of the next building over, but we were happy to be in such a beautiful room. The colors were calming, the furniture was beautiful, and even the bathroom had plenty of room with a tub/shower combo. A pedestal sink gave an old-time feel to the room, as did a couple of old, wooden chairs, other wooden furniture, and an antique looking dresser. It was quite the elegant room with a very old-fashioned feel. Everything was super clean, le tour de france and we felt right at home.
Just a few extras we enjoyed . kids 12 and under stay free, so our stay was more affordable than we expected. We were able to park our car behind the hotel and get it off the street. They offer free Hi-speed wireless internet, le tour de france and cable tv was also provided in the room. Other services include room service, pet rooms, therapeutic massage, meeting/banquet facilities, etc.
If you re hungry, there are two options inside the hotel for a delicious meal, Byron T. s Saloon and the Landmark Grill. We enjoyed le tour de france a free breakfast at the Landmark Grill the morning after our stay. Jaden enjoyed oatmeal with all the fixin s . Dan had breakfast burritos (I think Jacob had this too) . and I enjoyed French toast with eggs and oranges. The food was an excellent way to start our day.
If you re in need of a place to stay while visiting New Mexico or traveling le tour de france Route 66, I highly recommend the Historic Plaza Hotel. Who knows, you may even run into the ghost of a former owner, Byron T. Mills , who is said to occupy room 310 on the third floor. You can specifically request to stay in the haunted room, even on the spookiest night of the year, Halloween.
Either way, you ll enjoy an elegant experience le tour de france that will probably make you want to spend more time at the Plaza Hotel. Be sure to Like Historic Plaza Hotel on Facebook and follow @LasVegasNewMex on Twitter.
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Mel works remotely from home as the Coordinator of Community Relations for Collective Bias. She also homeschools her two rambunctious le tour de france boys. She and her husband own MamaBuzz Media , and she enjoys writing here on MamaBuzz. You can follow her on Twitter @MamaBuzz . You can also contact Mel at info@mamabzz.com .