Hotels in Santa Fe (New Mexico, USA)

2702 hotels in Santa Fe

  1. Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza

    4 Stars

    Courtyard pool with kiva fireplace, Award-winning Ortiz Restaurant

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  2. La Fonda on the Plaza

    4 Stars

    Secure underground parking, Authentic New Mexican suites

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  3. Inn of the Governors

    4 Stars

    Secluded heated outdoor pool, Traditional hospitality and local perks

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  4. Drury Plaza Hotel in Santa Fe

    4 Stars

    Rooftop pool and hot tub, Signature Kitchen + Bar

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  5. Inn at Santa Fe, SureStay Collection by Best Western

    3 Stars

    Functional rooms with mountain views, Heated outdoor pool and sun terrace

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  6. Piñon Court by La Fonda

    3 Stars

    La Fonda on the Plaza access, Authentic Southwestern boutique charm

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  7. Coyote South

    3 Stars

    Authentic Southwestern boutique vibe, Modern 24-hour fitness studio

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    The Sage Hotel

    3 Stars

    Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Southwestern-style concept hotel

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  8. Eldorado Hotel and Spa

    4 Stars

    Heated rooftop swimming pool, Agave Restaurant and Lounge

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  9. Inn on the Alameda

    3 Stars

    Joe's Tequila Bar and restaurant, Relaxing courtyard hot tubs

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  10. Inn and Spa at Loretto

    4 Stars

    Vista Grande mountain view balconies, Authentic regional room decor

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  11. La Quinta Inn by Wyndham Santa Fe

    3 Stars

    Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Cerrillos Road dining discounts

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  12. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Santa Fe By Ihg

    3 Stars

    Modern Southwestern hospitality, Year-round indoor pool and spa

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  13. El Sendero Inn, an Ascend Collection Hotel

    3 Stars

    Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Authentic on-site Chinese dining

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    Las Palomas

    4 Stars

    Affiliated pool and spa access, Artistic boutique casita concept

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  14. DoubleTree by Hilton Santa Fe

    4 Stars

    Indoor and outdoor connected pool, Pueblo Revival architectural style

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  15. Hotel St Francis

    4 Stars

    Heritage sister property access, Authentic Southwestern guest rooms

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    La Posada de Santa Fe, a Tribute Portfolio Resort & Spa

    4 Stars

    Heated outdoor saline pool, Northern New Mexican fine dining

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  16. Hotel Inn Santa Fe

    3 Stars

    Seasonal courtyard swimming pool, Authentic onsite Chinese dining

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  17. Best Western Plus Inn of Santa Fe

    3 Stars

    Authentic southwestern interior design, Heated indoor pool and hot tub

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  18. Ramada by Wyndham Santa Fe

    3 Stars

    Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Proximity to Santa Fe Plaza

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  19. Hotel Chimayo de Santa Fe

    4 Stars

    Heritage hotel pool access, El Rincon Cafe and pizza

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  20. Hotel Santa Fe

    4 Stars

    Native-inspired dining at Amaya, Full-service spa and wellness

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    Hilton Vacation Club Villas de Santa Fe

    3 Stars

    Heated outdoor swimming pools, Outdoor barbecue and picnic area

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  21. Homewood Suites by Hilton Santa Fe-North

    3 Stars

    Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Pueblo-style residential architecture

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    King's Rest Court Inn

    3 Stars

    Unique room layouts, Proximity to Santa Fe Plaza

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  22. Hotel Glorieta

    3 Stars

    Hilltop high desert hideaway, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool

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  23. El Rey Court

    3 Stars

    Seasonally heated swim club, Wellness sauna and whirlpool

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    Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi

    5 Stars

    Anasazi Restaurant and Bar, Southwestern boutique heritage

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  24. Hyatt Place Santa Fe

    3 Stars

    Heated indoor pool and hot tub, Southside Santa Fe location

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  25. Comfort Inn Santa Fe South

    3 Stars

    Heated indoor pool and hot tub, Secure large-vehicle parking

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  26. Quality Inn Santa Fe New Mexico

    3 Stars

    Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Newly renovated guest rooms

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    Fort Marcy Hotel Suites

    3 Stars

    Expansive nine-acre grounds, Indoor swimming pool and hot tub

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  27. Pecos Trail Inn

    2 Stars
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    The Mystic Santa Fe

    2 Stars
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Santa Fe, New Mexico, a colourful journey rich in culture

Founded by Spanish colonists in 1610, the vibrant city of Santa Fe has the title of the oldest state capital city in the United States, and became known as The Royal Town of the Holy Faith of St Francis of Assisi. Shopping is a must, where anything from unique one of a kind textiles, to Moroccan jewellery and local cowboy gear graces the retail industry. Fascinating art galleries span modern contemporary art, to ancient more traditional pieces, with a blend of historical architectural styles and modern designs. Hotels range from cutting edge to charming and graceful.

Coffee-Lovers paradise

If you are on a diet, make sure to avoid these authentic roast houses. From muffins, scones and cupcakes, to a buttery walnut and raisin concoctions, these roast houses are all bravely displayed all over New Mexico. It’s well worth the while to explore the extensive coffee and tea menus. Don’t even try to resist these delights. Just off Canyon Road in Santa Fe, there are a number of coffee shops with beautiful outdoor patio’s. A little further along the road there’s a drafty old building where locals and visitors alike have come to love the Norwegian eggs benedict and cowboy chai. Cerrillos Road is a hustle and bustle of locals hurrying to work on weekday mornings. The relaxed staff are ready to serve your fuel of choice, whether it’s a new flavoured tea, or a strong espresso, you won’t have to wait too long. If you’re planning to spend much of your time in one of the historic downtown Santa Fe hotels, save time breakfast to savour the aroma and unique flavour of and the range of tea and coffee on display.

Unspoilt beauty

This historic New Mexico destination enchants and entices visitors with its natural beauty and Spanish charm. Modern art meets ancient traditional culture. Whether you are a local, tourist, or international collector, make your way to the East end of the Plaza in Santa Fe, where the highest concentration of art galleries in the city can be found. Pristine natural surroundings offer a range of outdoor activities. Take a guided tour and learn about Santa Fe’s unique history, one-of-a-kind architecture, and treasured art. You may even hear some jaw-dropping ghost stories on the way. 4 x 4’s will put you in touch with the charming landscape and beautiful mountain ranges. Hikers and bikers will be forgiven for thinking they are in paradise. The tranquil wilderness in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains is just a few moments from the downtown Santa Fe hotels, and offers miles of shaded forests and streams to discover.

Open-air markets and trading posts

Unique handmade items and Native American artwork can be found in every corner of Santa Fe. Jewellery shopping will take you into charming historic old buildings, it would be hard to find anything else similar in New Mexico. Open-air markets open for business bright and early, with many artists ready to interact with locals and tourists in the Downtown area. Rumour has it that the first original trading post was operated out of a tent in San Francisco Street in 1603. The famous Spanish ox on the roof is the landmark that leads to the Santa Fe Plaza. Artefacts from over 50 Native American cultures, along with historic and contemporary arts can be viewed from these trading posts. Lavish, historical hotels in this downtown area combine old-world charm with modern luxuries, and are worth the price.

One adventure leads to another

If there’s one thing that’s true, it’s that there’s always something to do in Santa Fe. Take a stroll through the romantic Santa Fe Botanical Garden, go on an evening star-gazing tour, or challenge yourself at the indoor climbing centre. If you plan to visit the many museums, then the choices are endless. Georgio O’ Keeffe is home to the largest collection of O’Keeffe’s work, and includes paintings, sculptures and drawings from 1901 until 1984 when her eyesight diminished. The traditional New Mexico Museum of Art with its Pueblo-style, played an important role in the revival of the Pueblo Spanish architecture that is prominent in many of the historical hotels in Santa Fe. If you are wondering what to do on a Saturday morning in Santa Fe, then make sure you visit the Farmers Market. There’s an incredible variety of fresh, local products, and you are guaranteed that the products are either made or grown in New Mexico.

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