To find Indian culture throughout every part of a hotel is rare in the Southwest. Not at Hotel Santa Fe. Conceived with the cooperation with a local tribe, it stands alone in honoring New Mexico's Native American tribes. The location is unique among Santa Fe hotels - just a block from the historic Guadalupe District. The hotel is a seven-minute walk to the heart of downtown- just enough distance to step away from the congestion while still feeling the mystical touch of Southwestern Culture and the city's celebrated tri-cultural shopping entertainment.
A haven of hospitality and personality fills each of the 128 rooms and suites. Every room is a replete with modern amenities (microwave ovens, stocked honor bars, phone modems, and internet access) and oversized king, double, and hide-a-beds. Tastefully divided living and sleeping spaces are yours to luxuriate in - all with balconies or patios. The hotel has an outdoor pool, a lounge, and restaurant. The gift shop in the lobby is owned and operated by the Picuris tribe.
