Casa de koshare Casa de Koshare
122 Ashley Ln NW
Corrales, New Mexico
505-898-4500
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Casa de Koshare is an adobe Bed & Breakfast located in the quaint village of Corrales, New Mexico. Corrales has the grace and beauty of a small village and is bordered by Albuquerque to the South, Rio Rancho to the West, Bernalillo to the East and Santa Fe 40 miles to the North. Golfers can enjoy many great courses located in the area during all seasons. Hikers can enjoy one of the many trails in the Sandias, the Jemez mountains  and along the Turquoise Trail. Gamblers have easy access to many casinos located on the Indian reservations in the area. Motorcycle riders can enjoy the scenic panorama associated with the Land of Enchantment while on one of many adventurous day trips.

Casa de Koshare features traditional territorial architecture accented with tromb walls, vigas, latillas, exposed adobe, skylights, banco style seating, brick floors and the ever-present Indian bread oven (called an horno) for bread baking. 

The B&B takes its name from the Sacred Clowns of the Pueblo Indians. The "Koshare" are said to be the Tradition Keepers and the Delight Makers. They paint their bodies with black and white stripes. Their purpose varies with different Pueblos.  But, the central theme throughout is to teach the traditions of the Pueblo and to show non-conformist behavior through comic object lessons. You will see our Koshare "Chee" throughout our website. The name Chee comes from a character in one of Tony Hillerman novels called Sacred Clowns.    

We offer a 20% discount on reservations made directly to Casa de Koshare by phone, if you can tell us how many times you see Chee on the web site. (offer not valid for holidays or Balloon Fiesta).