Even with the pandemic we felt very safe! Lovely Hotel, charming and very cozy. We stayed in the sleeping Deer suite. Very nice but we think the bathroom needs updating...Very clean , service is over the top! Very friendly staff , cleaning crew ect... not far from the plaza but you do need a car or there taxi, bit of a walk in the winter. Even thought the restaurants were closed we had wonderful food from room service. Very nice Hotel to stay in Santa Fe.
This hotel is beautifully decorated throughout in a Southwest Native American them. It's a unique hotel and we will happily return someday. The bar and restaurant are great. We had breakfast and dinner at the hotel and both were delicious. Location is a couple blocks walk to all the action on the square. We stayed in one of the rooms that is a suite with a separate living room and it was large, really nice and the bed was perfect. My only compliant was the window coverings did not even begin to block the light and it was hard to sleep with bright parking lot lights shining in your eyes all night. So bring a sleeping mask if you like to sleep in the dark.
The only Native-owned hotel in Santa Fe, it's conveniently located and full of great amenities. The staff are very friendly and helpful, there's a comforting wood fire burning in the reception and plenty of space to just relax with a drink or play board games in the downstairs area. Breakfast was good and reasonably priced. The rooms were clean and comfortable.
We checked in yesterday for a three night stay, expecting a relaxing, fun time in Santa Fe. After finding out all the governor-imposed restrictions, and due to the fact that Santa Fe is basically a ghost town, we are leaving after only one night. This is not the fault of this beautiful hotel. They didn't have to, but agreed to refund our money for the other two nights. Our room is really nice, and the hotel is walking distance from the main square. They had a complete coffee service on our floor this morning too. We will be happy to come back here when they get a new governor.
My husband and I stayed 2 nights in this beautiful hotel walking distance to the historic plaza. Great staff always ready to help and answer our questions. Free parking. We walked to Plaza Santa Fe and historic area the afternoon-evening that we arrived. Walked to Canyon Road.(later drove on Canyon Road to sight see the architecture further up) The second day, after breakfast in the hotel, we drove to Taos on the "High Road from Santa Fe to Taos", stopped in the Santuario de Chimayo at noon with the Sunday bilingual mass outdoors, and other points of interest, into center of historic Taos - including driving to the Gorge Bridge with its breathtaking views. It was nice to come back to the relaxed atmosphere of our hotel after a long day of driving and touring. Muchas gracias, Thank you Santa Fe Hotel and Hacienda.…
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