When you are searching for the best place to stay in New Mexico, a traditional bed and breakfast may be at the top of your list. However, why not try something unique, something one-of-a-kind, and something memorable? At the Painted Lady in Albuquerque, you’ll enjoy a bed and a brew. This historic saloon in New Mexico is a twist on a traditional bed and breakfast and if you love a cozy night and a good drink, you’ve likely just found your new favorite place to stay in the Land of Enchantment.

Welcome to the Painted Lady. This building was built in the late 1880s as a brothel and saloon. If the walls could talk in this establishment, it would tell all types of stories of shootouts, knife fights, visits from outlaws, and so much more.

Today, the Painted Lady is a favorite place to stay for many New Mexicans and those visiting the state.

While it may feel a little like a traditional bed and breakfast, its tagline is "breakfast is overrated." Rather than receiving breakfast during your stay, you’ll enjoy local craft beer.

During Hoppy Hour, each guest can consume two 12-ounce servings of beer. The craft beer is only available to actual guests at the Painted Lady. And if you are feeling peckish, there are a variety of snacks to choose from as well.

There are limited rooms at the Painted Lady in New Mexico, so if you are ready to enjoy a night of relaxing and comfort, you’ll want to book early. These rooms provide all of the amenities you need for a comfortable and relaxing stay.

No matter which room you stay in, however, keep your eyes and ears open. This historic brothel and saloon in Albuquerque is rumored to be haunted.

There are many reports of a violent female spirit, a beer-drinking spirit, and more. You’ll certainly want to ask the owner to share many of the ghost stories that take place at this historic saloon in New Mexico.

Make sure you plan to stay for a few days.

The Painted Lady is within walking distance of downtown Albuquerque, the Old Town Plaza, 11 production breweries and distilleries, and more. You can also just sit back and enjoy the night on the gorgeous property. Believe us, you'll never be bored during your stay.

To learn about the Painted Lady, book a room, read ghost stories, etc., click here.

Have you ever stayed at this historic saloon in New Mexico? If so, we’d love to hear about your experience in the comments.

If you are looking for a unique and incredible place to eat near Albuquerque, visit Ten 3, a New Mexico restaurant that is located 10,300 feet above sea level.