Location: Santa Fe
Top Hotels in Santa Fe
Top Things to do in Santa Fe
- 1. Santa Fe Opera House
- 2. Nedra Matteucci Galleries
- 3. Liquid Light Glass
- 4. Keshi
- 5. Museum of International Folk Art
- 6. Harrell House of Natural Oddities
- 7. Museum of Indian Arts & Culture
- 8. El Rancho de las Golondrinas
- 9. The Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi
- 10. Lensic Performing Arts Center
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Venture into the unspoiled beauty of 7,000-foot Rocky Mountain vistas, marvel at the contrast of ancient native culture mixed with modern arts, feast on legendary cuisine and relax in rustic sophistication. A visit to Santa Fe, Travel & Leisure's #1 Cultural Getaway, feels a lot like a visit to Europe. The Spanish Colonial charm of this historic destination has been enchanting travelers for over 400 years. And Santa Fe shows no signs of slowing down.
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1. Inn on the Alameda
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3477 reviews
Nestled in the heart of Santa Fe, New Mexico, between the historic Plaza and the art-filled galleries of Canyon Road, the Inn on the Alameda is the ideal downtown Santa Fe lodging location. With this cozy inn as your home base, you can explore our town’s unique attractions, unique museums, fine dining, distinctive boutiques and local festivities. An ample continental breakfast with organic. vegan and gluten-free selections is included with every stay, as is a relaxing afternoon wine hour daily. Wi-fi and parking are always free, and one pet under 30# is welcome with a nightly fee in pet-specific rooms.
Nice place
Reviewed By kmjjacobsEverything was great. All staff made a point to make sure you had everything you needed. Room was nice and very clean. We really enjoyed the private outdoor seating. Food on breakfast buffet really good.
2. La Fonda On the Plaza
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1338 reviews
Timeless elegance and an enticing air of authenticity create an alluring atmosphere at La Fonda on the Plaza. The luxury hotel has artfully maintained beautiful historic elements, allowing them to playfully mingle with modern amenities. Poised within the famed Santa Fe Plaza, La Fonda offers guests lavish guest rooms and one-of-a-kind suites overlooking the town. Guests enjoy two divine dining options, the indulgent La Plazuela restaurant and a robust New Mexican buffet at La Fiesta Lounge. After dinner, be sure to check out the Bell Tower Bar, an open air lounge that overlooks the Plaza.
Good Hotel
Reviewed By bubfnOverall good hotel. Room was a little worn, furniture could have been updated. The location is good, very walkable. The restaurant was good, good cocktails in the bar and restaurant. I would stay here again if convenient but will probably try another place next time.
3. Old Santa Fe Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2173 reviews
Locally-owned and managed, and selected as one of the ten classic and reinvented motels in the United States, Old Santa Fe Inn is located only four blocks from the historic Santa Fe Plaza in downtown Santa Fe. Our Inn also has free parking and free 100MBps Internet access. Imagine a slower pace…..a more peaceful tempo..…a time when artists and writers were just discovering the charm of Santa Fe, the oldest Capitol city in the United States....Old Santa Fe Inn captures that feeling of warmth and hospitality from a simpler time.We're located only four blocks from the Santa Fe Plaza on Historic Route 66 and three blocks from the Railrunner train station, you will easily walk to the best of what Santa Fe has to offer. The colorful history of Santa Fe is reflected in our guest room furnishings, which are patterned from historic collections of New Mexican antique furniture and textiles, and the famous woodcuts of beloved local artist Willard Clark that decorate the walls are reminiscent of his heyday…a time when noteworthy artists and writers were attracted to and lived in Santa Fe. Parking right outside your door, 16 Mbps high speed internet access, our expanded business and fitness centers, and morning breakfast burritos are all complimentary. Many rooms feature a kiva-style fireplace and a private balcony or patio area, and our suites offer separate living areas, jetted tubs, microwaves and refrigerators. All rooms and suites feature flat screen televisions (with HBO) and wireless and wired Internet access.As you can tell by our high TripAdvisor ranking, we value your patronage and will offer you the best guest service in Santa Fe. Please stay with us at Old Santa Fe Inn.
Great room in a great location
Reviewed By Martha SThree of us shared a room and there was plenty of space for all of us. The hotel was clean and the staff was friendly. They had a very good full breakfast that was complimentary. The hotel was within a short walking distance of the old town area which is full of restaurants and shops.
4. Drury Plaza Hotel in Santa Fe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1365 reviews
Travel Happy® with Drury Hotels. You have enough to worry about while you're traveling. Let us take a few things off your plate, so you can focus on the good stuff. Breakfast, Wi-Fi, dinnertime snacks, soft drinks, popcorn, business center, workout facilities and more - we've got you covered! A microwave and refrigerator can be found in all rooms. Drury Hotels is 100 percent family-owned and operated. At every one of our 150+ locations, you'll consistently experience rooms with crisp sheets, fine linens and cozy surroundings to ensure a good night's sleep.
Fantastic hotel!
Reviewed By Casinoroyale72This beautiful hotel made for a great 4 night base in Santa Fe. We had two rooms and a family emergency the day of check in. The manager at the time was reassuring that if we would need to leave, no problem and offered me an upgrade for my room. (We ended up staying all planned nights). The location is fantastic- walkable to the central area of Santa Fe. Lots of green space around if you have a pup. Two nights we didn’t feel like going out for dinner so had the kick back food as a snack with the drinks. Nice perk. Breakfast buffet is ok and didn’t change. It was nice that they used real plates, utensils and glasses vs plastic ware. Rooms are beautiful. They have great art around the hotel- fun to look around. Probably the best part is the employees. Everyone was friendly and couldn’t do enough for us. Special mention to those working in the food/beverage area- constantly clearing plates with a smile on their face. The managers circle around to make sure everyone is happy and give you “last call”. I really can’t find fault with this hotel. Full recommendation from me and if I find myself back in Santa Fe, this is where I will stay!
5. Inn of the Governors
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2233 reviews
Inn of the Governors is a leader in hospitality among Santa Fe Hotels. We provide world-class service, a beautiful downtown location, complimentary Mountain Sunrise full breakfast buffet, free parking and complimentary Tea and Sherry served daily in our lobby.
Already planning my next stay!
Reviewed By carolinerA5211WOThis hotel was GREAT highly recommend! It’s a splurge but we got a free breakfast, $15 credit and a welcome gift—which pays for itself if you try to stay at a cheaper hotel. Staff was friendly and helpful. Guests were friendly. Hotel has special touches that give you a sense of nostalgia. Heated pool, cozy rooms. They even had nightlights in the bathroom and puzzles downstairs—it’s the little details for me! Located in the plaza so you can easily walk. Family owned hotel and they have a couple employees who have worked there for 40 years—that says a lot about the owner and quality of hotel. Already planning my next trip and will definitely stay here!
6. Eldorado Hotel & Spa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1845 reviews
Come to the newly remodeled Eldorado Hotel and Spa, where award-winning service and unexpected delights set the stage for an enchanting visit. This acclaimed four-diamond hotel is located steps from the Santa Fe Plaza. Spacious rooms, many with views and some with wood burning fireplaces. Superb cuisine at the AGAVE lounge. Experience the new CAVA bar featuring Spanish wines, food and live entertainment. Ultimate pampering at the full-service Nidah Spa. Underground, covered parking.
Wonderful Experience in a Great Location
Reviewed By jkapReally enjoyed our 6 night stay at the El Dorado. The room was very good size and we had a balcony facing the mountains. The pool area was great with very comfortable lounge beds. The hotel was quiet at night which we always appreciate. We were able to easily walk to the Santa Fe Plaza and all the museums and numerous restaurants. The valet service was convenient and quick. I got several ideas from watching the Heritage Hotel Channel on the tv. The staff was very pleasant and we spoke to the General Manager a few times in the lobby. He suggested Tia Sophia's restaurant where we had 2 good breakfasts. We enjoyed live music in the lobby a few nights. We really enjoyed our visit to Santa Fe and are so glad we chose this hotel.
7. Hotel Santa Fe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2143 reviews
Offering spacious accommodations along with cultural activities, this Native American-owned hotel is situated in Santa Fe's Railyard District and features exceptional on-site spa services and gourmet dining options. Hotel Santa Fe offers a unique cultural experience with on-site ceremonial dance performances, historical storytelling and an on-site gift shop featuring hand-made crafts. Guests can also enjoy relaxing around the outdoor fireplace and listening to live Native American music. Guests at the Hotel Santa Fe can also enjoy Native American-inspired cuisine at the on-site Amaya Restaurant or unique cocktails at Amaya Bar. The hotel also features an outdoor swimming pool and lush outdoor gardens. In the area surrounding the Hotel Santa Fe, guests can easily discover a number of art galleries, museums and restaurants. Historic downtown Santa Fe is also located only a short distance away.
Enjoyable stay
Reviewed By INTJinLAI found the room and service to be good. I didn't get to use many of the facilities or try the restaurant as I was only there for a short stay. Room was clean and quiet, and the front desk staff was friendly.
8. Best Western Plus Inn Of Santa Fe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1325 reviews
At the Best Western Plus Inn Of Santa Fe you're sure to find that little something extra. With our modern amenities and thoughtful design, the Best Western Plus Inn Of Santa Fe will stand out among other hotels in Santa Fe,NM. For the business traveler, a spacious work desk and free internet access are included in all our guest rooms to ensure you don't miss a beat while you're away from the office. For extended stays, each room provides a convenient in-room mini fridge that is ideal for drinks and snacks. We also have an in-house fitness room, so you can keep up your workout routine while you're on the road. As always, the Best Western Plus Inn Of Santa Fe will provide you with the superior customer service that you are used to at Best Western® Hotels & Resorts.
Charmed 2 times
Reviewed By eleflerphotographySecond stay here. Both stays here were cleanly and enjoyable. The bed is comfortable. Enjoyed the balcony for breakfast and the seating area in the room for dinner. Cozy environment. Would recommend to stay here.
9. The Lodge at Santa Fe
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 1294 reviews
The Lodge at Santa Fe is fully decorated to celebrate the wonder and awe of the Southwest’s most notable city. Located just five minutes to the Santa Fe plaza and historic attractions, the Lodge at Santa Fe is a unique hotel with cultural style. Hilltop Bar and Grill onsite serves fresh 'New Mexican' cuisine, and our guests enjoy hand crafted furniture and breathtaking architecture. Beautiful stone flooring, Native American weavings patterns and weavings, and spacious suites with Kiva fireplaces are all part of the experience. The Lodge at Santa Fe has a shuttle to the historic Santa Fe Plaza, plus WiFi and parking. Experience the magic of Santa Fe when you book your visit at The Lodge at Santa Fe. "Hotels supporting cultural causes."
DO NOT BELIEVE THE PRETTY PICTURES.
Reviewed By rebeccamerrittIn summation, the photos on the website show rooms nicely furnished and looks updated. Our check-in process took over 30 minutes, but the front desk ladies were doing their best. One surly (and line cutting) young man went on a tirade, and the other check-in gal was dealing with folks who used a third party booking app and were not happy with unexpected additional charges. The young man was pretty abusive to the desk staff, and as someone in who works in public service, these ladies were handling him well. Our room was moderately clean, but the bed looked very different from the online photos. Not even a bed skirt, so it just looked like a room that would be a Motel 6… not the boutique hotel advertised. The decor is nice, but when the bathroom tub has a long line of soap ring, the fixtures are dated, and there is mold and stains in the shower tiles… not worth the price. The towels were clean but the scratchiest I’ve had in a long time in our travels. Lots of cracks in bathroom walls. Maybe we just had a bad room. We also only had one nightstand, which seems a basic for a king room with two occupants. At our room entrance, there were Tupperware containers with old food sitting at the door. There is also a shady looking apartment complex next door, and we will just say we had serious concerns about our vehicle not being broken into. If prices were significantly lower, I’d say the place does in a pinch. It is not a boutique hotel, despite the photos, which shows restaurants/bars not open anymore. It looks like a place that was great 30 years ago. We hope new owners invest in this place, which could be restored to its former glory.
10. Inn and Spa at Loretto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2262 reviews
An exquisite Santa Fe, New Mexico hotel reflecting the culture and sophistication of its historic setting, the Inn and Spa at Loretto features 136 guestrooms, a full-service spa, casual fine dining, art galleries and a tranquil garden. The Inn is ideally located in the heart of Santa Fe, near the Palace of the Governors and just one block from historic Santa Fe Plaza's galleries, museums, restaurants and boutiques. Effortlessly blending old-world charm with world-class splendor, this Santa Fe luxury hotel is one of the state's most photographed buildings. Built at the end of the historic Old Santa Fe Trail high in the spectacular Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the Inn and Spa at Loretto is an architectural recreation of the Taos Pueblo, a national historic landmark.
$450 - $500 a night for Motel 6
Reviewed By 550kathryneNon-working fridge ("they're old"), no light or grab bar in slippery tub (asked 4 times for a rubber mat and was finally told I could go buy one or wear flip flops to shower), dirty room service trays left out all day, luggage cart blocking elevator door, and more. Before posting this I sent two emails to see what kind of response I'd get. After the 2nd, I was told I could talk with them but that in future I should contact Guest Services and they'd love to have us back. Sort of like when you get sick at a restaurant and they offer you (maybe?) a discount on your next meal. I really don't want to go back, and I can't recommend it to my relatives who wanted to go or my friends in Santa Fe. I'm sorry if they're short-staffed, but then don't charge luxury hotel prices for poor service.
