Historische hotels in Santa Fe

'At the heart of Santa Fe'

'Parking is more than $30 per night. On Expedia it said “self parking” but did not specify the charge. Every morning there was a very loud noise that woke me up. I don’t know if it was construction or what it was but it was very loud. The rooms had water bottles with caps that needed a bottle opener but no bottle opener available. I took my bottles to the front desk and Fasil (not sure if I spelled his name correctly) was kind enough to open them. He was the only one who greeted me every time and...

'The room was very noisy on the street. Staff in the morning was very noisy as well.'

'This stay has option for a wonderful gourmet breakfast and you shouldn’t miss it'

'We liked our stay in the casita a lot ! It's not so far from downtown but too far to go on foot! We took the bus from Agua Fria rd.It's only 5' from the casita.There is a bus every hour on 10' to an hour. The bus stops at the plaza.'

'Host was very communicative, house was beautiful and had many amenities. Location was great!'

'Our stay was exceptional with a beautiful room (the pictures online do not do it justice) and it felt so warm and inviting. The location is so beautiful with a garden and outdoor seating for each room. It is a short walk to downtown which was great plus allowed us to take in more of Sante Fe by foot. The check in and check out was seamless. Our only regret was not participating in their morning breakfast. Another guest told us it was so delicious and all home made in their kitchen.'

'Great condo! We stayed with 4 adults. Bedrooms and living space were very comfortable. Cute electric Kiva fireplace. Patio had ample seating and a great view. Kitchen had everything we needed. Great location, easy to and from town and hiking spots with car or Uber. Enjoyed Paloma, Cafe Pasqual’s, Dolina Bakery and Cafe and Sage Bakehouse.'