Press Release

- TV segment airs December 8 at 8:30 p.m. EST on The Learning Channel –
- LPBW is the #1 family documentary series on cable -

TAOS, N.M. (December 5, 2008) – The AAA Four-Diamond El Monte Sagrado Living Resort and Spa (www.elmontesagrado.com), a Kessler Collection luxury property, recently hosted and entertained TV’s most popular cable family, The Roloffs, of The Learning Channel’s “Little People, Big World” television series. The show is the number one family documentary reality series on the cable network and features the lives of the Roloff family, consisting of three little people (around 4 feet high) and three average height people.
 

The positive, family-oriented series depicts how the Roloffs relate to the average-sized world around them.
Viewers can watch The Roloff’s action-packed visit to El Monte Sagrado and surrounding Taos area on Monday, December 8 at 8:30 p.m. EST.
 

Luxuriating at El Monte Sagrado for a 50th Birthday Bash
The star and mother of the show, Amy Roloff, was being filmed celebrating her sister’s 50th birthday with her sisters and brother while staying at the hotel in May. They were filmed indulging in El Monte Sagrado’s many luxury offerings, including: spa treatments at The Living Spa, dining at The Gardens, De La Tierra Restaurant, and Wine Room, enjoying live entertainment at the Anaconda Bar, taking part in yoga in the property’s Sacred Circle, touring the hotel’s beautiful surroundings, as well as horseback riding, whitewater rafting and taking part in the many activities Taos has to offer.
 

The hotel will offer an exclusive “Little People, Big World” accommodations package depicting the exact itinerary the Roloffs experienced. You will have the chance to visit the sights and sounds of El Monte Sagrado and Taos in the same luxury as the Roloffs! For more information, call the hotel: 505.758.3502.


About Little People, Big World
The series follows the lives of the Roloff family who live on a 30-acre farm in Hillsboro, Ore. The family consists of three little people (around 4 feet high) and three average height people. The positive, family-oriented series depicts how the Roloffs relate to the average-sized world around them. The tone of the series is intimate, honest, fun, and heartwarming and gives an unparalleled window into the lives of this All-American family and the Little People community at large.
Over the first two seasons, Little People, Big World was viewed by over 67 million people. The show's upscale audience consistently tops the cable average for income and has an average viewing age of 41.2 years. In addition, the series has been featured in The New York Times, The New York Post and People Magazine, among many others and the family has also appeared on The Today Show, Good Morning America, The View, The Rachael Ray Show and The Oprah Winfrey Show while garnering multiple awards.
 

About El Monte Sagrado Living Resort and Spa
The AAA Four-Diamond El Monte Sagrado Living Resort and Spa is located in Taos, N.M. at the foot of the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Experience exquisite accommodations inspired by Native American and global culture and a dramatic art collection graced by world-famous artists. Visit the AAA Four-Diamond De La Tierra restaurant for award-winning indigenous cuisine. Experience the extraordinary treatments of the Living Spa™ designed to heal mind, body and spirit, or simply meditate in the Sacred Circle among towering trees and waterfalls, and breathe in the tranquility. Host your special occasion at the newly designed ballroom and elegant meeting space. Peruse unique local and worldly artwork and gifts at the Grand Bohemian Gallery.
 

El Monte Sagrado Living Resort & Spa is a part of Richard C.
Kessler's Luxury Hotel Collection. For more information, visit www.elmontesagrado.com, or call 575.758.3502.
 

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Editor’s Note: Images available upon request