Santa Fe Hotels - United States, US

Santa Fe Sage Inn
 

Nestled in the protected foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains at the entrance to the historic downtown area of Santa Fe, N.M., the Santa Fe Sage Inn is ideal for budget-conscious business travelers and vacationers. The two-story hotel provides guests with easy access to the Guadalupe Shopping District, eclectic boutiques and an array of area attractions and sporting venues. Guests can explore the scenic terrain as they enjoy hiking, hot-air ballooning, horseback riding and rafting. Between meetings and area excursions, guests of the Santa Fe Sage Inn are invited to beat the New Mexico heat in the sparkling outdoor pool or sunbathe on the sundeck. An on-site fitness room with cardiovascular equipment is also available. Daily complimentary continental breakfasts are provided, and a variety of area restaurants provide guests with several dining options. The 154 guestrooms at the Santa Fe Sage Inn feature Southwestern décor and choice of one queen or two double beds. Spacious, well-lit work desks feature phones with data ports and complimentary high- speed Internet access.

Santa Fe Plaza Travelodge
 

The Santa Fe Travelodge is close to all of the Santa Fe attractions. This hotel is backed by a long tradition of leadership. The Santa Fe Travelodge is also near the famous Loretta Chapel. This church is famous for its spiral staircase with no nail and visible support, constructed by a mysterious man. He vanished without payment or thanks and it is said that he was really Saint Joseph, the carpenter. The southwest style decorated guest accommodations are clean, comfortable for the value-conscious traveler.All rooms are tastefully appointed and feature the most updated amenities to make your stay more enjoyable. This hotel is the ideal place to stay because it is situated in the heart of downtown and in walking distance to the historic plaza district filled with fine art museums, surrounded by shops, and galleries. Each morning, be delighted with a fresh prepared complimentary breakfast by the hotel staff. The Santa Fe Travelodge staff is committed to excellent customer service. Each member is professionally trained to provide complete customer satisfaction. The Santa Fe Travelodge is located near excellent dining, shopping, and entertainment venues.

Hacienda At Hotel Santa Fe
 

The non-smoking Hacienda is a $8 million addition to the Hotel Santa Fe, retaining its own identity. Only a seven-minute walk to the heart of historic downtown, guests enjoy easy access to all Santa Fe's offerings. The only Native American-owned hotel in Santa Fe, the Hacienda occupies three acres adorned by flowers and Native American art. Its Pueblo-Revival architecture with its terraced levels is a testament to the Hacienda's dedication to preserving Native American culture. However, guests will be accommodated in modern luxury. They will be greeted with a seamless check-in, and attended to by a butler, who'll see them to their rooms, and perform the services of a concierge. All of the accommodations can be described as a haven of hospitality and personality. Every room and suite is complete with modern amenities, but decorated with a distinctly traditional, Santa Fe flair. All feature a private patio or balcony. The elements of Native American culture pervade the Hacienda - from the impressive lobby to the Art and Craft shop, which is owned by the Picuri Tribe. The on-site restaurant offers contemporary cuisine, with traditional Pueblo ingredients and Northern New Mexico influences. Luxury, service and Native American culture all come together at the Hacienda at Hotel Santa Fe.

Hotel Santa Fe
 

Location. The Hotel Santa Fe is know as one of the greatest hotels in the world, and in this spirit, hospitality is its honored tradition. Located in America's oldest capital city, Santa Fe, N.M., the town's renowned historic district is home to this Native American-owned hotel. The location is unique among Santa Fe hotels just one block from the historic Guadalupe District and a short walk from the center of downtown. Outdoor activities from hiking to downhill skiing and world-class dining are found within 15 miles of this hotel. Hotel Features. The Hotel Santa Fe's focal point is a dome-shaped fireplace complimented by rustic woods and local fabrics where snacks are served. Guest activities include storytelling with the hotel resident historian and educational lectures with America's top Native American authorities. Guests are pampered with therapeutic body treatments and massages at an on-site holistic spa. Outdoors, sculptured gardens frame a sparkling pool reflecting a cerulean blue sky. The hotel restaurant, Amaya, serves gourmet dishes with wild game and seafood while guests enjoy the lilting notes of a Native flute. Specialties include Venison Osso Bucco and Squash Bisque. Conference rooms reflect the southwestern style of the hotel and seat up to 275. Hotel technicians are highly trained in the installation and use of video and computer presentation equipment. Guestrooms. Traditional Native American Artwork and décor adorn guestrooms at the Hotel Santa Fe. Rooms include stocked minibars, high-speed Internet access and televisions. Larger suites may include butler service, separate living areas, sofa-beds and microwave ovens. Private guest baths feature designer toiletries and double-headed walk-in showers with built in benches. Expert Tip. Dancing by members of Picuris Pueblo occurs seasonally on Friday evenings.

The Lodge At Santa Fe
 

Situated on a hilltop in Santa Fe (N.M.), The Lodge at Santa Fe is just one mile from the historic downtown plaza and minutes from the Santa Fe Opera and the Georgia O'Keefe Museum. The hotel is 18 miles from the Santa Fe Ski Basin and 10 miles from the Bandelier National Monument, where guests can retrace the steps of the ancient Anasazi. Combining Santa Fe style with Native American accents, The Lodge features an outdoor pool and spa in a garden setting with gorgeous views of the city. Business meetings, weddings and other social events are easily accommodated by the hotel's 7,000 square feet of indoor meeting space, quaint chapel and large outdoor event area. Guests can dine at Las Mañanitas, which features cuisine with a Spanish flair. The guestrooms at The Lodge at Santa Fe are decorated with handcrafted Southwestern furnishings and feature high-speed Internet access and coffeemakers. Kiva suites include fireplaces, wetbars, and self- catering appliances like microwaves and refrigerators. With southwestern flair and superb accomodations, The Lodge at Santa Fe is sure to please the discerning traveler.

Inn Of The Governors
 

The Inn of the Governors is located approximately 70 miles from the Albuquerque International Airport. Your home in the heart of romantic Santa Fe, this full service hotel is within easy walking distance of the Santa Fe's best museums, shops and restaurants. The hotel's ideal location allows you to explore the culture, history, art, color and fragrance of Santa Fe. Located right next to the historic Santa Fe Plaza, The Inn of the Governors is sure to please. Special touches and attention to detail set the accommodations well apart from the ordinary. Mexican folk art, kiva fireplaces, colorful painted lamps, handcrafted desks, trunks and armoires are genuinely Southwestern. Four types of guest rooms satisfy all preferences. Most mini suites and deluxe rooms include wood-burning Kiva fireplaces, and all have private balconies, original artwork, mini-bars, coffee makers and plenty of room to relax. Many superior rooms also offer fireplaces. Standard rooms open to a portal walkway or first-floor patios. Relax in the quaint garden patio or enjoy a refreshing swim in our heated outdoor pool, open year- round.