The Triangle Inn is a rustic, country property that caters to the lesbian and gay community while providing all the charm of an intimate bed and breakfast. Located just outside Santa Fe, New Mexico, the Inn provides the perfect base to experience Native American cultures, vestiges of old Spain, world-class shopping and dining, and some of the best opportunities to enjoy the scenic beauty of the great southwest.

The Inn is located in an old adobe compound, surrounded by the lands of the Tesuque, Nambe and Pojoaque Indian tribes. The Triangle Inn is just 15 minutes north of downtown Santa Fe’s restaurants, shops and galleries.

Each of the seven distinct casitas, ranging from cozy studios to a large two-bedroom house, are individually decorated in southwestern style. A delicious expanded exterior shot continental breakfast is provided each day in your casita.  Prices range from $70 to $150 in the winter and from $90 to $160 in the summer and during the winter holidays. Smoking and non-smoking rooms are available. The Inn is handicapped accessible and welcomes pets and children.

The Triangle Inn is dedicated to providing a safe, comfortable and relaxed property for lesbian and gay visitors, and their friends; one where they can rest and relax while exploring the wonders of Northern New Mexico.

The InnKeepers

Karan and Sarah purchased the Triangle Inn in 1993. They left their corporate lives in Washington, D.C. to find a more relaxed lifestyle and have absolutely no regrets. Karan says, “I love the chance to meets guests from around the world and to have the chance to show them all that I find so fascinating about northern New Mexico. I spent my late teens in New Mexico and it has been like returning home.” Sarah has found the Inn to be a great opportunity to continue her love for wood working, by building many of the pieces of furniture for the Inn, as well as the challenge to learn new skills from installing electrical lines to plumbing.

Karan and Sarah have a special philosophy about innkeeping. “We see our guests as old friends — some of whom we have not yet met,” Sarah comments. And they both feel that it is the attention to the details that makes the Inn so unique. Their guests return for the special ambiance in the casitas, and for the concierge service. Karan states that “the best vacations are when you get the inside details on what to do and where to eat.” Each guest is given a short introduction on the area upon arrival, with maps and brochures on things the traveler may enjoy. In addition, the menus from Karan and Sarah’s favorite restaurants are kept in the reception office.

Karan and Sarah invite visitors to the Santa Fe area to come and enjoy their property and hospitality year round.