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New Mexico Bed and Breakfast Association

The Swedish Dala horse brings good luck as the symbol of the Red Horse Bed and Breakfast in Albuquerque’s South Valley. With a little luck from the Dala horse, you can experience the good fortune of a retreat at Red Horse Bed and Breakfast, says Darlene Capshaw, co-owner of the B&B. She, her husband Phil, daughter Kat and father Carl opened the bed and breakfast in 2015 to both preserve her family’s farm heritage and honor the legacy of hospitality of the family’s German and Swedish patriarchs, Donna and Carl Londene....

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Red Horse Bed and Breakfast and Event Venue is located on property that shares historic ties with the original Route 66, El Camino Real and the Tewa Tribes who lived here first. As part of the Atrisco Land Grant, the property continues to be a central community gathering area having hosted local South Valley service groups, school, sports teams and visitors over the years. Red Horse BnB also has been a key location for Sister Cities delegations and events...

The Local Tourist

"Before I introduce you to Red Horse Vineyard Bed & Breakfast I have to warn you: I am going to be so blatantly over-the-top and my prose so filled with hyperbole that you’ll think I’ve gone on a bender of rainbows and laugh tracks..."

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Events and history of Red Horse Vineyard Bed & Breakfast and Winery that still uses equipment from the late 1800's and natural methods to create wine from vintage vines. Located in the heart of Albuquerque, New Mexico's tranquil South Valley. On the edge of the city yet close to the airport, UNM sports fields, Isleta Ampitheater and ABQ Studios.

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Tucked away in the heart of the South Valley sits a beautiful piece of property that’s waiting to be a part of your story. “We have people that come from all over the world, but our favorite thing is locals coming,” said the owner of Red Horse Bed & Breakfast, Darlene Capshaw.

Welcome to Red Horse Bed and Breakfast, an inviting escape from the day-to-day with a unique story of its own. “Well, the history goes back before 1900, but my dad is the 3rd owner who bought it in 1968. It was just a family farm. And then we were always hosting people from sister cities, so it was normal to have people come in and stay, and so that’s when we decided to make it a bed and breakfast so we could share that with other people,” said Capshaw.