The 6 Best Native American–Owned Hotels in the U.S. - AFAR
"Owned by the Picuris Pueblo Tribe, this Taos-style Southwestern hotel emphasizes pueblo construction, exposed beams, terra-cotta elements, and a substantial collection of Native American art—including paintings and pottery—across its guest rooms and public spaces. The property includes the original hotel and a smaller Hacienda luxury wing that provides boutique amenities such as fireplaces in rooms, full butler service, complimentary breakfast, and a happy hour. Founded in 1991 to support tribal economic stability, the hotel offers an organized Santa Fe Experience tour that includes a picnic breakfast, visits to the Picuris Pueblo, Tesuque Village Market, the Museum of Contemporary Native Arts, and the Palace of the Governors, and culminates in dinner at the on-site restaurant that highlights contemporary Native American cuisine (for example, pan-seared scallops with slow-cooked pork belly)." - Carrie Back
