Things To Do
On Site at Los Poblanos
La Quinta Cultural Center – Home to rotating art exhibits, historic architecture, and cultural programming. Bike Rides & Acequia Paths – Complimentary cruiser bikes for guests to explore surrounding nature trails. Yoga & Wellness Classes – Morning yoga sessions offered in tranquil surroundings. Los Poblanos Distillery Tasting Room – Sip estate-distilled botanical spirits and cocktails. The Farm Shop – Curated gifts, lavender products, local foods, and Los Poblanos-made goods. Lavender Fields & Farm Walks – Enjoy peaceful strolls through the lavender fields and working organic farm.
Campo at Los Poblanos (Reservations Required)
Los Poblanos is home to Campo, an award-winning field-to-fork restaurant that highlights seasonal ingredients grown right on the property and sourced from local farms. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and we highly recommend making reservations in advance—the restaurant is open to the public and can get busy, especially on weekends.
Relax & Rejuvenate at the Hacienda Spa (On Site)
The Hacienda Spa at Los Poblanos is a relaxing spot to unwind during your stay. Services include massages, facials, and treatments that incorporate lavender and other locally sourced ingredients. It’s a great option if you're looking for a little downtime before or after the weekend’s events, and it’s conveniently located just a short walk from the guest rooms. Please book in advance!
Other Places to Eat
Flying Star Café – ~15 min walk A cozy, casual spot just steps from Los Poblanos offering coffee, breakfast, and comfort food all day. Sawmill Market – ~10 min drive Trendy food hall with dozens of local vendors serving everything from tacos to gelato. A perfect spot for groups. Mesa Provisions – ~10 min drive (Reservations Required) Chef-driven neighborhood gem with seasonal Southwestern fare in a relaxed, intimate setting. Farm & Table – ~12 min drive (Reservations Required) Rustic-chic restaurant serving fresh, locally sourced dishes from its on-site farm in the North Valley. El Pinto – ~15 min drive A New Mexican staple with bold flavors, lush patios, and killer margaritas. Great for groups. Bike In Coffee – ~20 min bike ride Ride one of LP’s complimentary bikes to this hidden café tucked along the Bosque Trail. Fresh coffee, breakfast burritos, and outdoor vibes await.
Charming Neighborhoods & Walkable Areas
Old Town Albuquerque (10 min drive) - Cobblestone streets, historic adobe buildings, art galleries, and New Mexican cuisine. Nob Hill (20 min drive) - A hip, Route 66-era neighborhood with eclectic shops, bars, and restaurants. Corrales Village (20 min drive) - A quaint farming town with art studios, local wineries, and country roads perfect for walking.
Day Trip to Santa Fe (~1 hr 15 min drive)
Santa Fe Plaza & Canyon Road – Walk through galleries, boutiques, historic chapels, and adobe-lined streets. Meow Wolf – Immersive, surreal art experience that’s become a must-visit. Georgia O’Keeffe Museum – View the works and life of one of New Mexico’s most iconic artists. Santa Fe Farmers Market (Sat) – Browse fresh produce, artisan goods, and local fare at the Railyard. Ten Thousand Waves – A serene Japanese-style spa nestled in the mountains (reservations recommended). The Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi – A beautiful Romanesque cathedral just off the Plaza.
Outdoor Adventures (Under 1 hour)
Sandia Peak Tramway & Trails (25 min drive) - Ride up to 10,378 feet and explore alpine trails like La Luz and South Crest. Petroglyph National Monument (15 min drive) - Hike among ancient volcanic rocks carved with centuries-old petroglyphs. Elena Gallegos Open Space (25 min) - Scenic foothill trails with panoramic city and mountain views. Rio Grande Nature Center State Park (10 min) - Easy river trails, birdwatching, and shaded cottonwood forests.
