Places to Stay in Santa Fe
Santa Fe has a great selection of places to stay. There’s something for every budget and taste—from elegant resorts to four-star hotels, quaint B&Bs, and familiar budget chains. Summer months are busy in Santa Fe, especially around Indian Market, so be sure to book ahead. We’ve listed a few choices to get you started, but there are lots more!
Bishops Lodge
Bishops Lodge Road
505-983-6377
The Bishop's Lodge is about a five-minute drive north of the Plaza. It’s located in its own private valley in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo mountains. The Lodge is a Santa Fe hideaway ranked by Travel & Leisure as one of America's best retreats. The Lodge offers exceptional recreational opportunities, a spa, fine dining and contemporary accommodations in a traditional ranch setting.
Eldorado Hotel
309 W. San Francisco
800-286-6755; 505-988-4455
The Eldorado is Santa Fe's first four-star, four-diamond hotel. It’s located about a block from the Plaza. The hotel’s restaurant, The Old House, serves innovativeAmerican cuisine in an elegant setting. Nidah Spa, influenced by the Native American Medicine Wheel and its Sacred Directions, is a new addition to the hotel.
Hotel Santa Fe
1501 Paseo de Peralta
800-825-9876; 505-982-1200
Hotel Santa Fe is the only Native American-owned hotel in Santa Fe. This property sits on the rim of downtown, occupying three acres adorned by Native American sculpture, totems ,and wildflowers. The Hacienda portion of the hotel, which includes 35 luxurious rooms and suites, was awarded AAA’s prestigious four-diamond rating.
Hotel Loretto
Inn and Spa at Loretto
211 Old Santa Fe Trail
800-727-5531; 505-988-5531
Hotel Loretto is located just two blocks from the Plaza. The 5-story building is very distinctive, modeled after the Taos pueblo. There’s a cozy bar on the main level, and an elegant restaurant with outdoor patio. Décor is ranch/Southwest. The hotel features a spa, SpaTerre, created for resort guests and locals alike. It ncorporates the style and traditions of Indonesia to promote health (body), peace (soul) and relaxation (spirit).
Hotel St. Francis
210 Don Gaspar Avenue
505-983-5700; 505-989-7690
Hotel St. Francis is conveniently located in downtown Santa Fe -- one block from Historic Santa Fe. The hotel offers luxury accommodations, premier hotel services, and modern amenities wrapped in old-world elegance at terrific room rates. The historic tradition and great value are highly desired by both business travelers and leisure vacationers to Santa Fe.
Inn on the Alameda
303 E. Alameda
984-2121
Great location between the Plaza and Canyon Road. 71 rooms/suites in a tranquil garden courtyard setting. The Inn consists of four buildings, all Pueblo-style architecture. The easternmost building contains deluxe rooms and suites. Continental breakfast and afternoon wine and cheese reception included. Pets are welcome and even receive their own amenity packages!
Inn of the Anasazi
113 Washington Street
800-688-8100; 505-988-3030
A fine, luxury hotel just one-half block from the Plaza. Textiles, paintings, carvings and baskets from the Inn's collection represent artists of New Mexico's three cultures— Native American, Hispanic and Anglo. Room feature gaslit kiva fireplaces and four-poster beds. The hotel made the Conde Nast Traveler “Gold List” in 2004 and 2005.
La Fonda
100 E. San Francisco
800-523-5002; 505-982-5511
It’s where the President stayed the last time he came to town. The structure is rich with Santa Fe history. It’s worth a trip through the lobby just to experience the 1920s-style Ranch/Southwest décor. Lots of old-time Santa Fe charm, but it’s not the place to stay if you’re looking for modern amenities and elegant rooms.
Old Santa Fe Inn
320 Galisteo
800-745-9910; 505-995-0800
Great location at a great price. The Inn was originally a 1930s motor court, and it’s recently undergone a multi-million-dollar renovation. Mexican-tiled baths, fireplaces, and breakfast served in the Inn’s charming dining room. It’s a way to experience Santa Fe without breaking the bank.
El Rey Inn
1862 Cerrillos Road
800-521-1349; 505-982-1931
Moderately priced, with lots of atmosphere. The El Rey was opened in the 1930s, with a 1950s addition. The 86 delightfully different accommodations include suites with fireplaces and kitchenettes, and a spacious Southwestern lodge. You have a choice of the deluxe Spanish Colonial courtyard, the moderately priced north courtyard, or traditional El Rey.
The Madeleine
106 Faithway Street
888-877-7622; 505-982-3465
This romantic Santa Fe bed and breakfast, built in 1886 by a local railroad tycoon, offers an opportunity to experience historic New Mexico lodging at its best. Tucked away on a quiet street near the Santa Fe Plaza and Canyon Road and surrounded by lush and peaceful gardens, the inn features beautiful stained glass, ornate fireplaces, unique architectural details and period antiques.
Alexander's Inn
529 East Palace Avenue
888-321-5123; 505-986-1431
Unwind in the comfortable luxury of this historic Santa Fe inn located near the Plaza and Canyon Road. The Victorian-style house was built in 1903 and is surrounded by gardens of roses and lilacs. The inn’s casitas feature New Mexican furnishings and art. The veranda, shaded by wisteria and apricot trees, is a great place to relax after a day of house-hunting.
Quality Inn
3011 Cerrillos Road
800-228-5151; 505-471-1211
Located about 10 minutes south of the Plaza, the Quality Inn provides pleasant accommodations at reasonable rates. There’s a courtyard and outdoor pool.
Fairfield Inn Santa Fe by Marriott
4150 Cerrillos Road
800-758-1128; 505-474-4442
You can’t walk to Plaza from the Fairfield Inn, but it’s a short drive, and the price is right. The lobby and entrance have vigas, saltillo tile and a kiva fireplace. The 55 rooms have touches of Santa Fe décor. Indoor pool, continental breakfast, and free Internet connections in every room.
Ten Thousand Waves Japanese Health Spa and Resort
3 ½ miles up Hyde Park Road
505-982-9304
A Japanese health spa in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains with hot tubs, massage, and spa services. There are 12 guest houses, most with fireplaces and a deck or courtyard. Some have full kitchens. If you don’t stay at Waves, plan a massage or a soak in the communal hot tub.
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