Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Ernesto the owner was top notch! There was a bit of a snafu with a broken propane line during our stay, causing the b&b to be sans hot water. But honestly, it was fine. With such a relaxing atmosphere, stunning scenery, and quaint eclectic accommodations, who even needs hot water?! He prepared a wonderful breakfast that was traditional for the area-the mexican hot chocolate is to die for! The grounds are nice, the room was clean, and it was just an adorable one of a kind experience. Thanks also...
Ernesto the owner was top notch! There was a bit of a snafu with a broken propane line during our stay, causing the b&b to be sans hot water. But honestly, it was fine. With such a relaxing atmosphere, stunning scenery, and quaint eclectic accommodations, who even needs hot water?! He prepared a wonderful breakfast that was traditional for the area-the mexican hot chocolate is to die for! The grounds are nice, the room was clean, and it was just an adorable one of a kind experience. Thanks also...
Great hotel - close to the various attractions - shuttle bus to Bandalier National Monument within 2 min walk - 15 min drive to Los Alamos - quiet location - the breakfast is awesome and it features fresh fruit along with other healthy choices - one slight drawback is availability of restaurants that stay open past about 5:00pm - there is a pizzeria within walking distance which features some pasta choices as well as pizza (which was very good) - but we would and will stay there again if back in...
Great hotel - close to the various attractions - shuttle bus to Bandalier National Monument within 2 min walk - 15 min drive to Los Alamos - quiet location - the breakfast is awesome and it features fresh fruit along with other healthy choices - one slight drawback is availability of restaurants that stay open past about 5:00pm - there is a pizzeria within walking distance which features some pasta choices as well as pizza (which was very good) - but we would and will stay there again if back in...
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Reviewed September 27, 2016Reviewed September 27, 2016
Faboulous hotel! I would recommend to everyone coming to Santa Fe. Breakfast exceeded expectations. Happy hour(Kick Start) was fantastic. The food was resturant quality and the varitey fit everyones wants. The abundance left you not wanting dinner.
THE STAFF WENT ABOVE AND BEYOND! From the valets, to front desk and housekeeping met your needs. But the food service staff went overboard to ensure you received everything you wanted. Food at every occasion was very delicious.
THIS HOTEL SPOILED ME...
Faboulous hotel! I would recommend to everyone coming to Santa Fe. Breakfast exceeded expectations. Happy hour(Kick Start) was fantastic. The food was resturant quality and the varitey fit everyones wants. The abundance left you not wanting dinner.
THE STAFF WENT ABOVE AND BEYOND! From the valets, to front desk and housekeeping met your needs. But the food service staff went overboard to ensure you received everything you wanted. Food at every occasion was very delicious.
THIS HOTEL SPOILED ME...
We loved our stay at Santa Fe Motel & Inn. Convenient location and comfortable rooms. Only complaint was that the parking lot was a little too tight (too many big cars and trucks made it difficult to park).
We loved our stay at Santa Fe Motel & Inn. Convenient location and comfortable rooms. Only complaint was that the parking lot was a little too tight (too many big cars and trucks made it difficult to park).
Beautiful hotel with many Southwest pictures and other artifacts. Service was outstanding. Lot's of history associated with the hotel. One cannot get a better location in Santa Fe - everything is close by.
Beautiful hotel with many Southwest pictures and other artifacts. Service was outstanding. Lot's of history associated with the hotel. One cannot get a better location in Santa Fe - everything is close by.
Nice intimate hotel with excellent staff and rooms. Just 50ft off the main square and close to everything. Bar is a local's favorite. You have to try the lobster quesadillas in the bar. Awesome!
Nice intimate hotel with excellent staff and rooms. Just 50ft off the main square and close to everything. Bar is a local's favorite. You have to try the lobster quesadillas in the bar. Awesome!
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed February 23, 2015Reviewed February 23, 2015
OMG this was the cutest, quaintest little place! I love a good, new fancy hotel but there's something about these older, classic, individually owned places I adore! The staff is beyond helpful and incredibly friendly! The grounds felt like I was in a little villa in Spain or something. The included made to order breakfast is amazing and we sat on the covered patio listening to great music. I will be back!! I highly recommend! Oh, and it's easy walking to the Plaza!
OMG this was the cutest, quaintest little place! I love a good, new fancy hotel but there's something about these older, classic, individually owned places I adore! The staff is beyond helpful and incredibly friendly! The grounds felt like I was in a little villa in Spain or something. The included made to order breakfast is amazing and we sat on the covered patio listening to great music. I will be back!! I highly recommend! Oh, and it's easy walking to the Plaza!
It was our first visit to Santa Fe and I couldn't of chosen a better place to stay. Upon checking in we were greeted by the owners and they were so sweet and helpful. The room was cute and very southwest in feel. We were close to it all and walking around Santa Fe was a cinch because of the location. In the morning the breakfast was delicious and healthy. I love the morning clerk Doug. He has so much knowledge about Santa Fe that what he recommended for places of interest was on point. We will...
It was our first visit to Santa Fe and I couldn't of chosen a better place to stay. Upon checking in we were greeted by the owners and they were so sweet and helpful. The room was cute and very southwest in feel. We were close to it all and walking around Santa Fe was a cinch because of the location. In the morning the breakfast was delicious and healthy. I love the morning clerk Doug. He has so much knowledge about Santa Fe that what he recommended for places of interest was on point. We will...
My family had a wonderful stay at this property. The staff were most helpful and super-friendly. This is our new go-to when visiting the Los Alamos area.
Highly recommend this clean and convenient property.
The morning breakfast is a great treat to start your days too! 😁
My family had a wonderful stay at this property. The staff were most helpful and super-friendly. This is our new go-to when visiting the Los Alamos area.
Highly recommend this clean and convenient property.
The morning breakfast is a great treat to start your days too! 😁
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed December 28, 2019Reviewed December 28, 2019
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