While on a cross country trip my wife made a side trip to Santa Fe and were fortunate to stay at Inn on the Alameda. The room was cozy, comfortable and perfect for us. The Inn itself had a great location, close to Old Santa Fe Plaza and walking distance from shops, restaurants, etc. An excellent touch is the wine/cheese cocktail hour in the Inn's lobby which was cozy, warm and inviting. The staff were helpful, the cost was a value and I could not recommend a place more highly. Do yourself a favor and try it out.

From the very kind front desk night attendant (Diane?) who actually walked me to my room when I couldn't find it after check in, to the cheerful breakfast servers, definitely good service. I called ahead for reservation 10" before arriving and they even sent housekeeping ahead to turn on lights and heat! fWiFi was spotty in my room, but they dispatched someone to check it quickly. Casita was cozy and well lit, despite only a few small windows. Sumptuous breakfast and cheerful dining/common room. Wish I could've stayed longer.

We stayed three nights as an ending to our road trip from Sedona back to Texas. We lucked out because we made the reservation two days prior while we we on the road in Arizona. The Inn is a short walk to the town square and is quiet even though it is on a major street leading into town. Check in was quick and efficient. The rooms are comfortable and decorated tastefully with a small patio facing the parking lot. The breakfast is included and was delicious and prepared fresh. Complimentary wine and cheese is served every afternoon. The staff was helpful and friendly. Definitely a place we will stay when we return to Sant Fe.

Our favorite place to stay in Santa Fe.

Quaint. Cozy. Perfect location.

Within walking distance to just about everything. If your an artist or gallery lover, Canyon Road is literally right up the street. Downtown and the plaza are also within walking distance. Even the railyard district is within walking distance if you're "a walker."

The suites (casitas) are the only way we go. A private entry/patio area. A private back patio. Your own kiva. Privacy. Perfect.

For an inn/hotel, the breakfast is wonderful and even includes organic options (which I love), gluten-free options and even homemade red chile sauce from the local staff (try it).

Can't go wrong, really.