Home to the fascinating Bradbury Science Museum where the atomic bomb's history comes alive through interactive exhibits. Explore ancient cliff dwellings at nearby Bandelier National Monument, then enjoy spectacular mesa-top hiking trails with views that scientists have treasured for generations.
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...
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed September 27, 2016Reviewed September 27, 2016
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
Very much a one of a kind property. Our room was more like a suite with a living room. Has a home-like cozy feel. We had breakfast in the courtyard. The breakfast was a healthy and delicious gourmet treat with local ingredients.
Very much a one of a kind property. Our room was more like a suite with a living room. Has a home-like cozy feel. We had breakfast in the courtyard. The breakfast was a healthy and delicious gourmet treat with local ingredients.
Jeffrey
Reviewed October 16, 2024Reviewed October 16, 2024
Host is kind & knowledgeable without being intrusive. The room was small but thoughtfully arranged with many nice touches. The breakfast each day was stellar, coffee/ tea service always available & fresh baked cookies...
Location is fantastic near everything but quiet & peaceful
Host is kind & knowledgeable without being intrusive. The room was small but thoughtfully arranged with many nice touches. The breakfast each day was stellar, coffee/ tea service always available & fresh baked cookies...
Location is fantastic near everything but quiet & peaceful
The owners were incredible hosts, with home cooked food for cocktail hour and breakfast. Amazing boutique atmosphere where guests could sit and chat, and the rooms themselves, and grounds, are one of a kind. Absolutely recommend, one of the best places we've stayed, and we've traveled all over the world.
The owners were incredible hosts, with home cooked food for cocktail hour and breakfast. Amazing boutique atmosphere where guests could sit and chat, and the rooms themselves, and grounds, are one of a kind. Absolutely recommend, one of the best places we've stayed, and we've traveled all over the world.
Heidi
Reviewed September 23, 2016Reviewed September 23, 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).
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
It was my Fiancee's birthday weekend and our stay at Casa Culinaria couldn't have been better. The three-course breakfast is delicious and will keep you full well past the afternoon. We stayed in the Dona Emilia room and it was newly renovated, spacious and very comfortable. My fiancee loved the experience, and we will definitely be back!
It was my Fiancee's birthday weekend and our stay at Casa Culinaria couldn't have been better. The three-course breakfast is delicious and will keep you full well past the afternoon. We stayed in the Dona Emilia room and it was newly renovated, spacious and very comfortable. My fiancee loved the experience, and we will definitely be back!
Jon
Reviewed November 23, 2017Reviewed November 23, 2017
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...
This was our second stay at the hotel, but our first in the Hacienda wing.
The staff is attentive to detail and seemed truly interested in making certain our week in Santa Fe was the vacation we wanted it to be; restful, entertaining, informative, and food-filled.
The Hacienda offers butler service, a continental breakfast, and a happy hour in front of a roaring fire. Breakfast was cereal, hard boiled eggs, oatmeal, Danishes, toast, etc,, more than enough to get your day off to a good start. ...
This was our second stay at the hotel, but our first in the Hacienda wing.
The staff is attentive to detail and seemed truly interested in making certain our week in Santa Fe was the vacation we wanted it to be; restful, entertaining, informative, and food-filled.
The Hacienda offers butler service, a continental breakfast, and a happy hour in front of a roaring fire. Breakfast was cereal, hard boiled eggs, oatmeal, Danishes, toast, etc,, more than enough to get your day off to a good start. ...
debbie
Reviewed December 20, 2015Reviewed December 20, 2015
What's it like to stay at an apartment in Los Alamos?
There are 5 apartments to choose from in Los Alamos for your stay.
Why would you choose an apartment over a traditional hotel room?
Offering a kitchen for convenient meals, an apartment usually is more spacious than a traditional hotel room. Apartments are a good option for solo travelers who want to stay in at night and plan out their next day, and also for families wanting the conveniences of home.
How many apartments will I be able to find in Los Alamos?
Expedia has 5 apartments to book in Los Alamos.
What can I expect from the weather when I travel to Los Alamos?
Weather is only one factor, but it can really affect your travel plans, especially when you're planning an extended stay in Los Alamos. The hottest months are usually July and June with an average temp of 68°F, while the coldest months are January and December with an average of 32°F. The snowiest months in Los Alamos are March, January, December, and February, with each month seeing an average of 9 inches of snowfall.
What should I see and do in Los Alamos?
Cultural attractions include Bradbury Science Museum and Los Alamos Historical Museum, whereas Rio Grande and Pajarito Springs are a couple of picturesque spots to enjoy the outdoors. Other places in town to visit include Pajarito Ski Mountain and Bandelier National Monument.
What's the best way to get to and around Los Alamos?
Knowing a bit about the transportation options can save you time when you get to your destination. Fly into Los Alamos, NM (LAM-Los Alamos County), which is located 1.3 mi (2.1 km) from the city center. You can also search for flights into Santa Fe Municipal Airport (SAF), which is 21.8 mi (35.1 km) away. If you'd like to explore around the area, you may want a rental car for your journey.