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we’re in madrid, nm
Coal tailings and historic miner cabins still remain from a booming coal industry in the early 20th century, and are the backdrop of today’s picturesque main street of Madrid, New Mexico. Located on NM Highway 14, also known as the Turquoise Trail, halfway between Albuquerque and Santa Fe, this colorful Western outpost boasts original shops, galleries and restaurants, all just steps away from Java Junction.
our ORIGINS
Free-roaming dogs outnumbered businesses in Madrid in the late 1980’s when my mother-in-law opened the Java Junction coffee shop with one battered espresso machine and a vision. She turned the upstairs apartment into a bed & breakfast, added merchandise and local baked goods to the coffee bar downstairs, and sold it to me and my husband in 2006. I continue to enjoy running this depot for locals and visitors alike, and providing a gathering space to experience Madrid's unique juxtaposition of Western tradition and creative personalities, all while (quite literally!) fueling the diverse energies of our small community.
comments on our place
"Very cute. Good food, good coffee, friendly service. Definitely stop here!." — Jessica S, 03/24
“My only regret is that there was only one night available for our stay. If you are looking for someplace fancy, Madrid is not the town for you. If you are a free spirit and want to visit a place that is so friendly and warm you feel like are in another time or another planet, go to Madrid and stay at the Java Junction.” — Ken, 07/23
"Location was great, we were able to walk to shops and restaurants. The room was so quaint and cozy. A great place to just unwind with all the conveniences of home. Breakfast was amazing!!" — Brenda, 12/22