The Kiva, which is owned by the college, is unusual in that it was built by the La Junta Boy Scout troop under the inspired leadership of James Francis “Buck” Burshears, and the original 1949 structure is a registered state historic site of the Colorado Historical Society, housing a collection of Native American art and artifacts.
Bent’s Old Fort National Historic Site is located just five miles from La Junta and over 150 years back in time. This reconstructed trading post located on the Santa Fe Trail was the last United States outpost before crossing the Arkansas River and entering Mexico.
Atmosphere authentic Mexico style known for their famous Margaritas made in a variety of flavors; Mexican food as well as American on the menu. Restaurant and lounge is spacious enough to serve a conference banquet or any special occasion. It is located within walking distance from the hotel.
Copper Kitchen
美式
This hometown restaurant was featured on the Travel Channel's best stops to eat. The atmosphere is grandma's kitchen with great home cooking. Coffee is still on the house and waitresses keep it coming. From homemade pancakes to Mexican style cuisine. Open for breakfast and lunch only.
Village Inn
美式
Since 1959, guests have visited Village Inn because they know they will enjoy great tasting food and extra friendly service in a clean and comfortable family environment. Our breakfast heritage is based on made from scratch buttermilk pancakes and eggs cooked any style. A pot of hot coffee is on every table.
Lucy's Tacos
墨西哥菜
Well known in the California area, Lucy's Tacos offers a variety of Mexican street food at fast food prices. Open from 5am to 2am Monday thru Sunday, ensures great Mexican food at any time of the day or night.
