Where to Stay in Santa Fe - 15 Beautiful Romantic Hotels & Inns

© La Posada de Santa Fe

Historic downtown’s La Posada de Santa Fe Resort & Spa offers a luxurious spa escapes, exquisite dining options, award-winning amenities and service, spacious rooms and suites, and an extraordinary art gallery. The beautifully landscaped six-acre property houses 157 rooms and suites that range in size from 200 to 600 or more square feet and include upscale comforts and modern amenities such as fireplaces, balconies, comfy robes, and locally-inspired furnishings. The Baca Suite is La Posada’s most impressive accommodation, with three fireplaces and a media room. Guests can explore the hotel’s professionally curated art gallery, take a dip in the saline pool, and enjoy seasonal activities like tequila-wine-and-beer tastings, yoga classes, and s’mores by fire. A rejuvenating day awaits travelers at the full-service spa and salon that offers locally-inspired therapies, indigenous products, expertly applied treatments, and other holistic and wellness services. The Staab House at La Posada serves signature cocktails and boasts one of the best happy hours in Santa Fe while Julia - A Spirited Restaurant & Bar is reputed to have the ghost of Julia Staab watching over its locally-sourced dishes. The Patio Restaurant and Viga features New Mexican favorites in the warming glow of kiva fireplaces. Rooms start at $151.

330 East Palace Avenue, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501, Phone: 505-986-0000

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© El Paradero Bed and Breakfast Inn

Located within easy walking distance of historic downtown Santa Fe, the charming El Paradero Bed and Breakfast Inn offers an alluring balance of quiet and bustling spaces inside a 200-year-old farmhouse. The city’s oldest inn features nine rooms on the ground level, four rooms in the main house, and two suites in the adjacent 1929 double brick coachman’s house. Some of the rooms offer enchanting mountain views from balconies, and some contain original kiva fireplaces. All rooms are adorned with unique Southwestern décor. Guests can relax in the inviting living room, peruse the library, use the guest computer, enjoy coffee and a cookie day or night in the snack nook, or soak up some sun in the walled-in rear patio. Guests can also enjoy a free breakfast every morning, when El Paradero serves up traditional and contemporary Southwestern dishes in the dining room. The historic downtown nightlife, the Plaza, the well-known Canyon Road, and the Georgia O’Keefe Museum are all a short walk away. Rooms start at $125 per night.

220 West Manhattan, Santa Fe, NM 87501, Phone: 505-988-1177

© Inn and Spa at Loretto

The design for the Inn and Spa at Loretto was inspired by the beautiful Taos Pueblo and is located at the end of the Old Santa Fe Trail in the heart of historic downtown Santa Fe. The Inn has 136 casual yet luxurious guest rooms and five plush suites available, all adorned in traditional Southwestern décor. The Inn is also home to Santa Fe’s only penthouse: two stories, over 3,000 square feet, in-room spa and dining services, and five balcony terraces with breathtaking views. Guests can watch one of the Inn’s Artists-In-Residence demonstrate his or her passion and skill; check out the on-site art galleries, shops, and garden; or visit the award-winning spa to experience global spa rituals, get a couple’s massage, or have an intuitive reading. The hotel’s Anasazi-inspired Luminaria Restaurant and Patio serves innovative Santa Fe cuisine, with outdoor seating during the warmer months. The Living Room offers signature cocktails, delicious food, flat screen TVs for sports, and occasional live music in a warm and sociable bar setting. Rooms start at $175.

211 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87501, Phone: 866-582-1646

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© Santa Fe Sage Inn

Santa Fe Sage Inn & Suites is conveniently located in historic downtown’s Guadalupe Shopping and Dining District. The 155 rooms and suites feature vibrant Southwestern décor and a number of amenities. The Inn’s spacious suites have separate living and sleeping areas and patios. A complimentary downtown shuttle takes guests around downtown Santa Fe, and guests of the Inn also enjoy a free “Fresh Start” breakfast, a business center, and close proximity to a number of shops and galleries. The City’s famous Plaza is just a few blocks away, and there are dozens of excellent dining options surrounding the Santa Fe Sage Inn & Suites. Rooms start at $109.

725 Cerrillos Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505, Phone: 505-982-5952

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© Hotel Santa Fe

A unique cultural experience awaits guests of Hotel Santa Fe, The Hacienda & Spa, located in the Railroad District of historic downtown Santa Fe. The hotel is situated on three acres and has 128 rooms in the main building as well as another 35 special luxury rooms and suites in the Hacienda that are serviced by professionally-trained butlers. All guest rooms are powered by solar energy. Guests can get a full day of relaxation and pampering at the spa, which offers a variety of soothing massages, heavenly skin care and nail treatments, facials, body treatments, reflexology, and even Native American and East Indian energy work and cleansing rituals. They can then enjoy a dip in the pool or hot tub after visiting the state of the art fitness center or sip tasty spirits while listening to live music every Friday night. Amaya, the hotel’s exquisite restaurant, has local Pueblo and Northern New Mexican influences. The restaurant offers private teepee dining, perfect for couples seeking a romantic getaway. Rooms start at $179 per night.

1501 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501, Phone: 855-825-9876

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© Hotel St. Francis

History buffs will be enamored of the historically accurate design elements at the fabulous Hotel St. Francis in historic downtown Santa Fe. This boutique-style hotel captures the spirit of the Southwest and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Its 80 stunning rooms and deluxe suites feature handcrafted wood furniture by local artisans, bringing to mind Santa Fe’s early Franciscan missionary settlers. Guests can enjoy the hotel’s complimentary walking and shuttle tours of the historic downtown area, then sit on the street-side veranda (called the “loggia”) and sip an award-winning, “garden-to-glass” cocktail from the on-site bar, Secreto Lounge. The fitness and business centers are available for guests with busy schedules. Tabla de Los Santos is the hotel’s restaurant, where Chef Clay Bordan creates delicious, organic, farm-to-table dishes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Rooms start at $161 per night.

210 Don Gaspar Avenue, Santa Fe, NM 87501, Phone: 505-983-5700

© Inn of the Governors

Just two blocks from the famous historic Plaza, the Inn of the Governors is perfect for a romantic weekend getaway. The charming hotel has 100 beautiful Southwestern-motif rooms, including some with garden patios and authentic, wood-burning fireplaces. Also available are 392-square-foot mini-suites with private balconies. Guests can feast on the Inn’s complimentary breakfast buffet, enjoy a dip in the heated swimming pool, and take advantage of the evening tea and sherry hour. The hotel even has playing cards and board games available for guests’ leisure. The Inn of the Governors’ in-house bar serves tasty margaritas and light bar food. With a number of amazing restaurants, bars, and nighttime venues so close to this hotel, visitors are sure to enjoy downtown Santa Fe’s nightlife to the fullest extent. Rooms start at $169.

101 West Alameda Street, Santa Fe, NM 87501, Phone: 800-234-4534

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© Old Santa Fe Inn

The Old Santa Fe Inn, located only four blocks from the historic Plaza, is a quaint hotel offering an affordable historic downtown experience. The establishment’s 43 rooms are decorated with authentic Southwestern charm and artwork from local artists. Deluxe suites with whirlpool tubs, kiva fireplaces, plush robes, and private balconies are also available. The Inn offers a free full breakfast and many other amenities such as free Wi-Fi, a business center with three guest computers, a 24-hour fitness room, and Starbucks coffee and Tazo teas that are always available in the lobby. There are dozens of restaurants in the immediate area. Guests can take an easy stroll over to the Palace of the Governors, where Native American artisans gather to sell handmade jewelry and crafts. Downtown Santa Fe’s unique shops, art galleries, and museums are all within walking distance. Rooms start at $161.

201 Montezuma St. Santa Fe, NM 87501, Phone: 505-995-0800

© Pueblo Bonito Bed and Breakfast Inn

The Pueblo Bonito Bed and Breakfast Inn is a traditional New Mexican lodge in historic downtown Santa Fe. Pueblo Bonito offers a unique vacation experience in an intimate, private setting. Inside its thick adobe walls, twelve rooms and seven plush suites feature artwork by local artists, antiques, viga ceilings, nichos, kiva-style fireplaces, and a relaxed, quiet atmosphere that captures the Southwestern spirit. Some of the rooms have private entrances. Pueblo Bonito offers warm, friendly, and highly-personalized service and serves up a complimentary breakfast every morning. Guests can soak up some sun on the sundeck, cool off in the shady garden, and enjoy the compound’s quiet courtyards. Built at the turn of the twentieth century, Pueblo Bonito has a rich and colorful history. It is conveniently located within walking distance of Santa Fe Plaza, the Old Santa Fe Trail, the New Mexico State Capitol building, San Miguel Mission, the Oldest House, Loretto Chapel, and Canyon Road. Rooms start at $145.

138 W. Manhattan, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501, Phone: 800-461-4599

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© Inn on the Alameda

Sitting on two beautifully landscaped acres, the Inn on the Alameda is centrally located in the heart of historic downtown Santa Fe and is the closest downtown hotel to the Canyon Road galleries. There are ten adobe buildings on the property comprising 72 rooms of various sizes, including more private, casita-style suites with wet bars, kiva fireplaces, and secluded patios. Guests wake up to the complimentary “Breakfast of Enchantment” buffet and enjoy a complimentary wine and cheese hour in the evening. A downtown courtesy shuttle helps guests explore historic downtown Santa Fe and return to soak in the outdoor hot tub, peruse the lobby library, or utilize the fully-equipped gym. The Inn’s restaurant, Agoyo Lounge, offers a well-balanced menu based on locally grown ingredients and regional cuisine. Santa Fe’s best restaurants and cultural spots are all within easy walking distance. Rooms start at $195.

303 E. Alameda, Santa Fe, NM 87501, Phone: 888-984-2121

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© La Fonda On the Plaza

A landmark hotel conveniently located in historic downtown Santa Fe, La Fonda On the Plaza has been a traveler favorite for generations. La Fonda has 180 recently renovated guestrooms and luxury suites. The Terra at La Fonda features fourteen exclusive, rooftop terrace suites with breathtaking views. Travelers staying at this historic hotel can enjoy a complimentary room service breakfast, dive into the heated pool, utilize the fitness center and steam room, or check out La Fonda’s seventeen shops and galleries. Childcare is available, freeing parents up for a relaxing day at the on-site spa. The hotel’s restaurant, La Plazuela, serves Northern New Mexican classics while La Fiesta Lounge offers signature margaritas alongside Santa Fe’s best live entertainment. At the end of the day, the Bell Tower Bar is the perfect place to view a magical Santa Fe sunset while sipping on a Bell Ringer. Rooms start at $199.

100 E. San Francisco St., Santa Fe, NM 87501, Phone: 800-523-5002

© Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi

Historic downtown Santa Fe’s Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi is an intimate boutique hotel offering culturally-rich luxury lodging. The Inn’s 58 guestrooms embrace the tradition and spirit of the region’s native people. Premiere suites with one- or two-bedroom options are available, featuring plenty of space for relaxing and entertaining, a fireplace, and other upscale amenities. Babysitting services allow parents to enjoy in-room massage and aromatherapy treatments. The elegant in-house Anasazi Restaurant and Bar serves classic New Mexican dishes made with fresh, seasonal and regional ingredients, while The Patio serves signature Southwestern dishes and margaritas in a chic outdoor setting. The Wine Cellar can accommodate up to twelve guests for a private candlelit dinner and a night of enjoying fine wines. Rooms start at $345.

113 Washington Ave., Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501, Phone: 505-988-3030

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© Hotel Chimayo de Santa Fe

The unique heritage of the nearby Spanish colonial town of Chimayo is alive and well at the Hotel Chimayo de Santa Fe, located in the heart of historic downtown. The 56 spacious rooms and suites feature beautiful Chimayo designs and artwork from local artists. Hotel Chimayo has downtown’s largest suites and even has a four-bedroom, six-bathroom option in the Santuario Wing. Guests can go on a Santa Fe adventure with the complimentary downtown shuttle, enjoy a complimentary walking tour, take in the hotel’s extraordinary artwork, or relax on the main patio. Authentic New Mexican food and drinks are available at the Low ‘n Slow Lowrider Bar while the Estevan Restaurant, which sources its ingredients from the Santa Fe farmers market, is known for its delicious Chimayo Chile. Rooms start at $136.

125 Washington Ave, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501, Phone: 505-988-4900

© Drury Plaza Hotel in Santa Fe

The Drury Plaza Hotel in Santa Fe sits on five stunning acres in the heart of the historic downtown district, making it a luxurious oasis to return to after a day of exploring this beautiful old city. The historical hotel has 182 spacious, light-filled rooms with authentic Territorial decor, amazing views of the Santa Fe skies, spacious sitting areas, and oversized bathrooms. Capacious two-room suites with jetted tubs are also available. After a day of shopping at the nearby galleries, guests can catch the sunset while sipping on a delicious cocktail at the hotel’s poolside rooftop bar overlooking the breathtaking Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The Drury Plaza Hotel serves a complimentary hot breakfast every morning as well as hot food and cold beverages every evening. Rooms start at $200.

828 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501, 505-424-2175

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