Santa Fe Hotel Guide. Hotels in Las Campanas, Santa Fe, United States of America

"There was only one clerk working and he had multiple jobs. One time we needed ice, and it was in the machine that was in a locked area because the clerk was elsewhere. Only had to wait a couple minutes for him to reappear. The breakfast was GREAT. There was a cook making fresh hand-rolled breakfast burritos that tasted great. The lobby had interesting artwork too, and the story of the Coyote was on the wall."

"Great location "

"We loved Las Palomas! The rooms and shared spaces were charming and there is some great art in the courtyard. We were greeted with a frozen lemonade when we arrived, an unexpected but lovely gesture, and the complimentary breakfast was more like a restaurant meal than the usual hotel buffet. The location is an easy walk to the Plaza and other attractions. I think we’ve got a new favorite Santa Fe stay."

"It is one of the best places to stay if you want to be near the Santa Fe Plaza. It is very nice, clean, a block away from the square. On sight management makes sure everything is as it should be for a great stay."

"Great accommodations "

"Loved this property - staff was well trained and kind. The restaurant and room service food was superb. The entire hotel was beautifully decorated, homey and clean. The hotel has obviously paid great attention to everything a guest might need. Highly recommend. "

"Really close to town. Simple but nice room with fireplace."

"We loved our stay at the Inn of Santa Fe from start to finish. Of most importance was the nice firm bed and rooms were very clean and inviting. The staff was friendly and eager to meet your needs. Breakfast was great, and the decor was stunning with Native American arts and crafts. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit and highly recommend this motel. "

"This is a very nice hotel, right in the heart of the Santa Fe historic district. Literally a half block from the oldest church in the U.S., as well as (supposedly) the oldest house. About three blocks from the main plaza, the Loretto chapel is about a block over, etc. Hotel itself is nice, we needed a handicapped accessible room with roll in shower and they delivered. Bath was in fact quite nice, though the room itself was a bit on the small side. I think this is because the hotel was redone/retro fitted at some point, obviously originally an older motel redone. There was a refrigerator but no microwave. There is a pretty good Chinese restaurant attached to the hotel, also handicapped accessible. They charge for parking which is in addition to the cost of the room. Nice pool area which we did not use. Lots of pretty flowers, at least in the summer (August) which is when we stayed here. I would recommend it."