The Plaza is a great place. It is the center of a melting pot where the native Pueblo Indians, Spanish, whites, ranchers, gays, straights, the rich, the outdoorsy types and many others walk and mingle. Surrounded by nice shops where you can find rare, pricey treasures or T-shirts. And don’t miss the Indian Native American artists and craftspeople who sell... more

If you are interested in visiting shops selling overpriced junk, and fight the crowds in the process, the Plaza is for you. It is a big mistake to pay a lot of money to stay near the Plaza. Stay south of the Plaza and drive to Museum Hill. We wasted our money coming here. more

The beauty of the Plaza is that today, as it was hundreds of years ago, it is a great place to meet and see people. I love people watching and there is something fantastic about the fact that others have been doing it for so long. There are great shops and restaurants (as well as stands) in the area so... more

The Plaza is what I remember most about visiting Santa Fe as a kid. Not much has changed, and it's still a charming place. Centrally located to shopping, restaurants, museums and other must-sees, the Plaza is a good place to start on your first day in Santa Fe. And of course, who could resist looking at all the crafts and... more

Santa Fe plaza was such a treat! We enjoyed the historical buildings the oldest house, the oldest church etc. The adobe theme throughout the town is adorable. The town is very walkable and easy to get around. We were pleased with our stay at Sage Inn- walking distance to the plaza. more