Each of the seven distinct casitas, ranging from cozy studios to a large two-bedroom house, are individually decorated in southwestern style. Complete information regarding each room can be found if you click on Tour the Casitas at left, but below is a listing of each of the rooms and rates. High Season is from May 1 to October 31 and during the holidays, December 19, 2005 to January 2, 2006; Low Season is from January 1 to April 30 and from November 1 to December 18. Studio / kitchenette. 1 Bedroom / kitchenette. On the propety you will find a variety of opportunities to relax or meet other travelers - the Hacienda Courtyard has a large portal with outdoor fireplace that burns year-round and where your innkeepers host cocktails or informal gatherings with guests and visitors to the Inn. Surrounded by various fruit trees (including the infamous cherry tree known for the yearly cherry pit spitting contest), the Hacienda is a great spot for a commitment ceremony or special event. The main courtyard, where most of the rooms surround, has sitting areas, as well as the outdoor spa and sunning area. The tub is open 24 hours a day, year-round and is great for an early morning soak in mid-summer before the heat of the day or for a new way to enjoy a nights' snow fall. Finally, guests are always welcome in the reception office - which is really a combination reference and movie library. A telephone with computer hook-up and large desk are available for guests who have need to keep in-touch with the real world. Books on the area - what to do, where to go, hiking, shopping, history - are available for guests to borrow; a large movie library; and karan's famous menu book - which includes current menus for many of the restaurants in town, along with her ratings! Don't forget, you can dine in Santa Fe for $10 or $100 and still have a great meal! And both of your innkeepers look forward to assisting you in planning your trip, with suggestions on daily itineraries, out-of-the-way hikes, the most reputable places to horseback ride or raft, and of course, crafts and arts from local and national artisans, most of whom are gay and lesbian. A visit to the Inn offers you the best the area has to offer - a tranquil space at a reasonable price and gentle care taking to ensure you get to know the real Santa Fe!

The nine individual guest casitas are in fact small adobe cottages. Though unique in size, design and decor, each of the rooms provide the same essential amenities. All have private entrances and private baths -- stocked with plenty of fluffy cotton towels, hairdryers, tampons and safer sex supplies. The casitas have a either a queen or king size bed with down bedding and are supplied with robes, sandals, and spa towels for visits to the hot tub. Each is fully air conditioned, heated and has a color TV, VCR and stereo CD player. Each kitchen or kitchenette is equipped with refrigerator, coffee maker, toaster, and electric teakettle; dishes, silverware, and glassware are also provided. Guests are provided each day with a generous continental breakfast including home baked muffins, fresh fruit platter, yogurt, juices, freshly ground local coffees, gourmet and herbal teas, cocoa, granola, oatmeal, English muffins, butter, jam, and milk. Full maid service is provided daily. Many of the casitas have fireplaces, courtyards and most have private telephones. The two rooms with cooking have all you will need to prepare simple meals. And a propane grill is available for delivery to any room at your request. The New Mexican style casitas of The Triangle Inn promise guests a great amount of privacy, authenticity and charm.

The largest of the casitas at The Triangle Inn, The Pinon House is the original main house erected on the compound. Built in the 1920's in traditional, New Mexican style with adobe bricks, hand plastered walls and large viga ceiling beams, the room was extensively renovated in 1998 retaining all its original charm and detail. You enter through a large adobe walled courtyard featuring a large apple tree, brick patio, and an outdoor seating area with grill and freestanding fireplace. The front door opens into the brick-floored kitchen, which has full size appliances, and a dining area overlooking the apple tree. It is fully equipped with microwave, cookware and utensils. The living room is unusually large with hardwood floors, fireplace, sitting area, writing desk and entertainment armoire; it is furnished in a southwestern ranch style. The master bedroom has a luxurious king bed, built-in closet and western style dresser. The second bedroom is on the opposite side of the living room and is entered through a pueblo style entrance (in essence a large window). It has been whimsically painted by a local well-known artist to resemble an Anaszai cave dwelling, complete with petroglyphs. This room is furnished with a queen bed and large built-in closet. The spacious bathroom, which can be entered either through the kitchen or master bedroom, has a double sink and large walk-in tiled shower with banco. This casita is ideal for longer stays, couples or families traveling together, those who like to cook, or as a meeting place for large groups staying at the Inn. The Pinon House -- Casita 2 Winter Rate: $150 Summer Rate: $160 Occupancy: 4 Square Footage: 650 Smoking Allowed

Travel to Santa Fe and delight in discovering the many 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 Triangle Inn, a rustic, country property that caters to the lesbian and gay community, while providing all the charm of an intimate bed and breakfast. The Inn is located in an old adobe compound, surrounded by the lands of the Tesuque, Nambe and Pojoaque Indian tribes. Very convenient to all that northern New Mexico has to offer, 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 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. Stay@TriangleInn.com. Stop and start flute music

The most requested casita at The Triangle Inn, the Kokopelli is a romantic one bedroom. Built in the 1940's, this room was first used as an artist's studio with a wonderful piece by the artist hanging in the living room. Casita 3 has a small private courtyard, partially shaded by a large peach tree, brick patio and outdoor dining area and is surrounded by coyote fencing. You enter into a large, multi-level room with high beamed ceiling and dormer windows. To your right is a small kitchenette with two-burner stove, sink and half fridge. To the left is a roomy dining area with Mexican table and chairs. Off the hallway, which leads to the living area, is the bath with a walk-in shower. You enter the main living area through an archway. The living and sleeping areas share a very large room, and are separated by a half wall. The living side has a kiva fireplace, southwestern style couch and chair, and TV/VCR and stereo hidden in a handmade Mexican cabinet. The sleeping side has a queen bed, armoire and window seat over looking the peach tree. The entire room features a high square beamed ceiling, skylight, hand-plastered walls, and tile inset floors. This room combines the ultimate in space, privacy, and authentic New Mexican details. The Kokopelli Casita 3 Winter Rate: $120 Summer Rate: $130 Occupancy: 2 Square Footage: 460

Newly built in 1997 using traditional methods and materials, the Juniper is the largest studio casita. Adjacent to the hot tub and the sitting areas of the Main Courtyard, this is a wonderfully quiet and serene room. You enter into the main living space, which has a non-cooking kitchenette and small comfortable dining area. The kitchenette is cleverly hidden by built-in cabinetry. The sleeping area is separated by stepped walls and carved posts and is furnished with queen bed and large hand-built rustic armoire. The bath is extra large with a tiled walk-in shower. This studio has brick floors, beautiful viga beamed ceiling, hard-troweled plaster walls and several skylights. The Juniper -- Casita 4 Winter Rate: $85 Summer Rate: $105 Occupancy: 2 Square Footage: 290 Handicapped Accessible Non-Smoking

Each season in Santa Fe offers a myriad of opportunities to explore the arts, Native American culture, fine theater, musical performances, outdoor activities, dining and shopping. The eight pueblos in the area frequently invite outsiders in for a peek at modern Native life. Dances and ceremonies are held at various times, particularly in the fall and late December. It is an unparalleled opportunity to experience the ancient ceremonies, dances and unique lives of the Pueblo Indians. The outdoors beckons throughout the year. There are hundreds of fabulous hiking trails; there is horseback riding, white water rafting, hot air ballooning, snow-mobiling, down-hill and cross-country skiing, just to mention a few options. Summer, though the area's busiest season, is also the time of year with the most to offer. The world-renowned Santa Fe Opera, performing 4 or 5 operas each season, draws aficionados from around the world. July and August host both the Hispanic and Indian Markets, which bring the unique talents of the Spanish and Native American artisans to the Santa Fe Plaza. Fall continues with stunning weather and a host of activities. Fiesta de Santa Fe kicks off the season with a bang. Various other festivals, artist tours and the renowned Santa Fe Wine and Chile Festival continue to bring visitors to the area. October's big draw is the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta, with morning and evening events just an hour away. And, most important to some, the season brings the foods the area is known for, particularly delicious fresh green and red chiles. The winter months offer a quieter time to explore. Shops are less crowded and prices lower -- a perfect opportunity for early holiday shopping. Thanksgiving signals the start of the downhill ski season at the five surrounding ski resorts. Late December brings the crowds again -- Santa Fe really shows off during the holiday season. Concerts, winter walks to see the faraolitos, down and cross-country skiing entice visitors year after year. Spring is slow in coming to the mountains, with varied weather from big spring snows to gloriously warm days an big blue skies. Easter is a special time in northern New Mexico when thousands of New Mexicans and devout Catholics from around the country do the walk to Chimayo. The Santurario de Chimayo, an old adobe church, ten minutes north of the Inn, is considered a most holy and miraculous place for Catholics; many use Holy Week to walk there, often for hundreds of miles, as a sign of devotion -- a truly unique event. Planning ahead is a good idea if you want to attend many of the cultural events, specially the Santa Fe Opera. Check with your innkeepers as you are making your plans, so they can ensure you don't miss special activities.