Santa Fe Hotels

I recently stayed for four nights - beautiful room with lovely Southwestern decor. The "Luminaria" restaurant is not to be missed - particularly in the summer when you can dine outside - very nice in the winter also with the fireplace - delicious food and gracious wait staff. Front desk clerks, parking attendants, concierge, housekeeping - all helpful and caring. I will definitely recommend this hotel to friends and will stay there again - have stayed here several times. When I lived in Santa Fe, we ate there often. The bar area has live entertainment.

This B & B has 65 units spread over several buildings with a rich history. Our room was nicely appointed. Shower showed some age in the tile corners, but everything else was great. The staff was FANTASTIC. They were accommodating, kind and friendly. They were all invested in their guests having a good time. Breakfast had live music, full-on omelets, fresh fruit, waffles, muffins and made to order coffee, espresso, latte etc. warm baked cookies in the afternoon. The grounds were quiet and clean. We felt very safe, as there were all women in our party. Someone was always available if you needed something. The windows opened to let fresh air in, and the AC did a great job of keeping us comfortable. There were places to sit outside to visit and relax. If we go back to Santa Fe, we will definitely stay here!

We had a great experience at the Hacienda/Spa hotel. The room was spacious (a little dark though), the bathroom luxurious, service was excellent. It was very pleasant to have breakfast on a terrace. Indulge in a massage in the beautiful spa!

The hotel has convenient off street parking right next to the hotel itself and it is located just feet from the central plaza. The restaurant in the hotel was very good for dinner and breakfast and there was an independently run French Bakery on premise for coffee and pastries. The gym is very limited and one of the two treadmills was not functional but the pool was nice. The terrace called the Bell Tower was worth a visit at cocktail hour for a great view of the sunset. Overall an excellent choice and good value for money.

Very nice hotel well situated with professional, helpful and friendly staff.

i have traveled extensively most of my life (68 years) and stayed in the finest hotels world wide. I could not find anything to criticize at the hotel over the 4th of july weekend.

This hotel is for people who like to relax and enjoy the comforts of home. If you need a lot of bling and staff following after you, go elsewhere. This place is much too nice for you.

We didn't know our room was a small apt with kitchenette and living/dining area. It was large enough to have stayed a week without getting "sick" of each other. Santa Fe offers many things to do so a longer stay would have been nice. Front desk staff(Colin and Ricardo) we're friendly and offered great suggestions for restaurants. The downside? We were above our price point at $160 per night and were tipped over by the added "resort fee" of $11.00 plus at check in. Upside? An easy 8 minute walk to the Plaza.

I have stayed in many Santa Fe hotels and this hotel is one I would definitely recommend. The rooms are nicely appointed and the breakfast room and patio are a pleasant place to start the day with a delicious breakfast. The staff is ready and willing to help and answer questions. An overall A plus experience.

Check in went well. Parking the first night was easy. The room was beautiful and had lots of nice amenities. A refrigerator, robes, excellent bedding, and a nice selection of toiletries. Street noise was a small problem -- mostly motorcycles, but they did not come by very often. The location is great. It is a short walk to all of the interesting places such as the plaza, O'Keefe museum, St Francis Cathedral, many restaurants, etc. Breakfast and afternoon tea/sherry were very good too.