Welcome to Santa Fe, the enchanting city that beckons travelers with its vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and rich heritage. As you plan your journey to this captivating destination, we present to you a selection of outstanding accommodations that will make your stay in Santa Fe truly memorable. From the inviting Greentree Inn Santa Fe on motel-6-santa-fe-cerrillos-road-south.hotelsinsantafe.net to the renowned Worldmark, the charm of Santa Fe boutique hotels on hotelsinsantafe.net, and the sophistication of Luxx Boutique Hotel Santa Fe, Santa Fe offers a range of options to suit every traveler's desires.
For those seeking a home away from home, Worldmark Santa Fe on worldmark-santa-fe.hotelsinsantafe.net provides spacious and fully-equipped accommodations that allow you to immerse yourself in the city's vibrant atmosphere. With a range of amenities and a prime location, Worldmark Santa Fe offers the perfect base for exploring the city's art scene, historical landmarks, and natural beauty. Enjoy the comforts of a well-appointed apartment and make the most of your Santa Fe experience.
La Posada de Santa Fe
A legendary Santa Fe property, La Posada, is a charming hotel situated on six beautiful acres just a short distance from the plaza. It is known for its excellent service and elegantly decorated adobe casitas. The historic rooms, although smaller, offer the same amenities and some even have exceptional views, all at a more affordable price. Locals gather at the Staab House Lounge for single malt and cigars, while the onsite Avanyu Spa is widely regarded as one of Santa Fe's top five spas.
330 East Palace Avenue, +1 505 986 0000, laposadadesantafe.com. Doubles start at $215
Silver Saddle Motel
Silver Saddle Motel captures the nostalgic charm of 1950s Americana motor-lodge style, offering affordable prices that are hard to beat. This iconic motel was even featured in the 1988 documentary film Motel. Each room is uniquely decorated, filled with character, and well-maintained to recreate the golden age of road trips down Main Street America. The friendly staff ensures a pleasant stay, and the continental breakfast is more generous than most. Situated just a five-minute drive from the downtown plaza area, it provides a convenient location while avoiding the challenges of parking.
2810 Cerrillos Road, +1 505 471 7663, santafesilversaddlemotel.com. Doubles start from $45
El Rey Hotel
Experience the historic charm of the El Rey Hotel, located just a short five-minute drive from the plaza. The decor showcases distinct New Mexican elements, including exposed wood support beams, ceilings, and tiled floors. The hotel features a pool, hot tub, and playground set in five acres of meticulously landscaped grounds. El Rey also takes pride in its eco-friendly initiatives, which include recycling and other green practices.
1862 Cerrillos Road, +1 800 521 1349, elrayinnsantafe.com. Doubles start from $100
Old Santa Fe Inn
Photograph: Jonathan Tercero
The Old Santa Fe Inn offers a prime location, just a few blocks' walk from the plaza. Guests will enjoy the complimentary make-your-own breakfast burrito bar, featuring Santa Fe's famous red and green chili. The cozy rooms are adorned with locally-crafted artisan furniture and hand-woven rugs, many of which are exact replicas of original pieces displayed in the Museum of New Mexico. Wood-block prints by Willard Clark, depicting Santa Fe in the 1930s, adorn the walls. The public areas are equally captivating.
320 Galisteo Street, +1 800 745 9910, oldsantafeinn.com. Doubles start from $149
Inn of the Governors
Inn of the Governors, in addition to its elegant and cozy ambiance, offers hand-painted folk art, feather pillows and bedspreads, and unique southwestern-style windows and doors. This inn is a favorite among visiting dignitaries due to its prime location right across from the Santa Fe river, mere blocks away from the famous Canyon Road gallery district and the central plaza. The attached Del Charro Saloon is renowned for serving some of the tastiest affordable New Mexican cuisine and giant margaritas in downtown Santa Fe, both popular among locals and guests alike.
101 West Alameda, +1 505 982 4333, innofthegovernors.com. Doubles start at $149
Sunrise Springs Inn & Spa
Sunrise Springs and Spa, Santa Fe
If you're looking for a relaxing and artsy retreat, Sunrise Springs and Spa is the perfect destination. Located just 15 minutes from downtown, this resort offers a unique experience with pottery classes, tea ceremonies, t'ai chi, and yoga. The rooms combine Asian and Southwestern Zen influences, featuring high ceilings and minimalist furnishings. The beautiful grounds are filled with gardens, ponds, and woodlands, creating a serene atmosphere. Don't miss the large pool, spa, restaurant, and al fresco bar for a truly rejuvenating stay.
Address: 242 Los Pinos Road
Contact: +1 800 955 0028/ 1 505 471 3600
Website: sunrisesprings.com
Price: Doubles starting from $149
Hotel Santa Fe Hacienda & Spa
Experience the heart of Santa Fe at Hotel Santa Fe Hacienda & Spa. This Native American-owned hotel is located in the vibrant Guadalupe Railyard district, known for its hipster restaurants, cowboy boutiques, and art galleries. The spacious rooms are decorated in neutral colors, offering a comfortable retreat with plush beds and down duvets. Make sure to dine at the in-house restaurant, Amayo, which serves innovative nouveau Native American cuisine. Families will enjoy the unique dining experience in a traditional teepee.
Address: 1501 Paseo de Peralta
Contact: +1 855 825 9876
Website: hotelsantafe.com
Price: Doubles starting from $149
Ten Thousand Waves Japanese Resort & Spa
Escape to the mountains and immerse yourself in Japanese-inspired tranquility at Ten Thousand Waves Mountain Spa Resort. Nestled among piñon and juniper-scented mountains, this hip day spa resembles a traditional Japanese hot spring resort. With only 12 Zen-inspired freestanding guesthouses, it's important to reserve in advance. The main spa and hot mineral tubs are within walking distance from each guesthouse, offering a secluded and rejuvenating experience. Enjoy nightly chocolates on your pillow and a healthy breakfast to start your day right.
Address: 3451 Hyde Park Road
Contact: +1 505 982 9304
Website: tenthousandwaves.com
Price: Doubles starting from $199
La Fonda
Step into history and luxury at La Fonda, one of Santa Fe's most esteemed hotels. With a history dating back to 1610, this hotel was the original inn at the end of the Santa Fe trail. Today, it is known for its folk-art character and impressive decorations. Admire staff artist Ernest Martinez's window paintings and the south-west murals and paintings commissioned in the 1920s and 30s. For a truly special experience, book one of the top-floor luxury suites at La Terraza and enjoy breathtaking views. If you can't stay in the suites, visit the rooftop Bell Tower bar for a sunset drink.
Address: 100 East San Francisco Street
Contact: +1 505 982 5511
Website: lafondasantafe.com
Price: Doubles starting from $185
Inn & Spa at Loretto
Inspired by the architecture of Taos Pueblo, the Inn & Spa at Loretto offers a unique stay in downtown Santa Fe. The hotel underwent renovations a few years ago, and its larger-than-average rooms feature luxurious Native American-style decor, including woven Navajo rugs and crimson walls adorned with local art. Enjoy modern amenities such as iPod docking stations, huge TVs, and swanky bathrooms. For the best views, request a high floor room with a balcony. Indulge in delicious meals at the indoor and outdoor seating options at the hotel's restaurant, and pamper yourself at the top-rated spa.
Address: 211 Old Santa Fe Trail
Contact: +1 505 988 5531
Website: hotelloretto.com
Price: Doubles starting from $215
