The Abriendo Inn

I cannot say enough about how wonderful the Abriendo Inn was. From the historic home, to Jeff and Cindy the Innkeepers, the beautiful property and their dog Bentley. We felt so at home that it felt like family! So amazing and we will be back for sure, it will become a tradition to visit Pueblo for either the State Fair or Chile Festival!

Absolutely nothing!

A Beautiful historic home set in a perfect part of town. The hosts were so friendly and helpful and gave us a thorough history of this beautiful place. The rooms are all decorated in the period style and well appointed. Definitely one of the best places to stay in Pueblo!

We were greeted by Bentley the gentle dog. Then we were greeted by the owners Cindy and Jeff who were very friendly and very informative about the history of the original Walter Mansion. The rooms were beautiful decorated with early 1900 decor. Beautiful mansion with breathtaking woodwork and style. The inn also had a lovely front porch to hang out on. We will definitely be back!

Jeff and Cindy were amazing hosts and Bentley was a sweet ambassador. The Walter’s Mansion/The Abriendo Inn has a wonderful history well preserved by Jeff and Cindy. I can’t imagine a better place to stay in Pueblo, CO and highly recommend it.

First and foremost, I want to emphasize that there will never be the right words to describe The Abriendo Inn. I'll do the best I can: Magical. Enchanting. Breathtaking. Peaceful. Bucket list. Dreamy. Hidden. Renewing. Healing. It's one of the Top 5 most incredible places I've ever stayed and I've traveled all over the world. The attention to detail is impeccable. Jeff and Cindy didn't miss anything when they restored this mansion. I honestly spent the entire morning in a state of gratitude because I had the opportunity during my lifetime to stay here. It's so amazing I offered Jeff my entire retirement in cash to buy it so I could spend the rest of my life in this enchanting space. He declined the offer, by the way, but not before we had a good laugh about it. The mansion is expertly decorated, filled with warmth, love and is an other-worldly experience from check-in to check-out. From the moment you walk onto the front porch, whatever you're shouldering is gone - and we're all carrying something with us. You walk in the front door and for a brief moment in time, your troubles disappear and you spend hours hoping this experience isn't a dream. I enjoyed a complimentary afternoon pudding cup and other snacks in a wicker rocking chair on the front porch. Bentley, the house dog, kept me company while I rocked in the afternoon breeze. Time stopped. Stress stopped. I was finally able to pause. Jeff and Cindy spared no expense on the beds or the tiniest details throughout the Inn. I ate breakfast at the kitchen table while a yoga class was going on in the backyard. They play music on the main floor and the haunting voice of Chris Isaak's "Wicked Game" lulled me into a state of calm I haven't experienced in years. The Abriendo Inn is the reset of all resets. I'm already planning my return. The morning of my departure I spent 3 hours in my room in complete denial that I was checking out. When I finally packed up and locked the door to my room I was met in the kitchen by Jeff and Cindy buzzing about with the daily routine of getting rooms ready for the next lucky guests. Cindy had prepared fruit bowls and supplies needed to Mickey Mouse waffles. Breakfast was served on Georgian / Victorian Blue & White plates - another detail that paid off with the aesthetic of the Abriendo Inn experience. Bentley was outside participating in the outdoor yoga class and some of my fellow guests were off to the state fair. The atmosphere was happiness surrounded by all-consuming melodies coming from the kitchen speaker. There are colors on colors on colors. The crystal chandeliers invite rainbows onto the walls as the sun rises each morning. The furniture in the sitting room lures you into a creative state with peacock blue velvet fabric and jewel adorned fringe pillows. The stained glass windows are mesmerizing. You'll find yourself lost in floor creaks, candles, floral arrangements, soft lighting and crystal doorknobs. The winding staircase is expertly preserved and a privilege to climb. The Abriendo Inn is located close to the Pueblo River Walk, Neon Alley, eclectic shops and restaurants. One night is here is not enough - book at least two and you'll thank me later. This place is magic - the kind of enchantment you feel when your body is at rest and you can sit quietly unbothered in a dream. The Abriendo Inn resets your soul and you'll leave filled with gratitude for everything in your life that brought you to the Inn. There are no problems, worries, or concerns that can't be solved after a stay in this mystical mansion. Stay there with the hopes of relaxing for a few days and I promise you'll find yourself in a better place than when you arrived. If you're looking for magic, it's here.

Just stayed here as we went to the Colorado State fair. Close to the fair and downtown for restaurants. Owners made sure we were taken care of. Very clean and laid back. Enjoyed hanging out on the porch talking to the owners, other guests and Bentley their dog. I travel a lot for business and this is a fresh alternative to the standard rooms. Three floors of rooms so you may have to consider stairs as this is a historic place. No elevator.

Breakfast was fine -- I liked the 'self-service' aspect.

Nothing -- don't change a thing. Just keep on keepin' on.