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Inn at Santa Fe, SureStay Collection by Best Western
Inn at Santa Fe, SureStay Collection by Best Western
The Mystic Santa Fe
The Mystic Santa Fe
La Quinta Inn by Wyndham Santa Fe
La Quinta Inn by Wyndham Santa Fe
Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Santa Fe South
Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Santa Fe South
Motel 6 Santa Fe, NM - Downtown
Motel 6 Santa Fe, NM - Downtown
Best Western Plus Inn of Santa Fe
Best Western Plus Inn of Santa Fe
King's Rest Court Inn
King's Rest Court Inn
Pecos Trail Inn
Pecos Trail Inn
Inn on the Alameda
Inn on the Alameda
Cottonwood Court Motel
Cottonwood Court Motel
Inn of the Governors
Inn of the Governors
Palace Modern Hotel at the Plaza
Palace Modern Hotel at the Plaza
El Sendero Inn, an Ascend Collection Hotel
El Sendero Inn, an Ascend Collection Hotel
Coyote South
Coyote South
Hotel Inn Santa Fe
Hotel Inn Santa Fe
Hotel Chimayo de Santa Fe
Hotel Chimayo de Santa Fe
Motel 6 Santa Fe
Motel 6 Santa Fe
Santa Fe Motel & Inn
Santa Fe Motel & Inn
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Santa Fe by IHG
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Santa Fe by IHG
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Downtown Santa Fe
Santa Fe's downtown brings centuries of history to life with adobe buildings that glow in the sunset. Artists and history buffs mingle around the Plaza, where Native artisans sell handcrafted jewelry under the Palace of the Governors' portal. You can explore world-class museums, duck into galleries filled with Southwestern masterpieces, or marvel at the mysterious spiral staircase in Loretto Chapel. Most downtown treasures sit within a four-block radius, making this area perfect for exploring on foot. Restaurants serve green chile specialties in centuries-old buildings, while boutique hotels offer authentic Southwestern charm complete with wooden vigas and crackling fireplaces.
Railyard Arts District
The Railyard Arts District pulses with creative energy in what was once Santa Fe's industrial hub. Former railway warehouses now house cutting-edge galleries like SITE Santa Fe, while the Saturday Farmers Market fills the air with the scent of roasting chiles. Visitors can watch glassblowing demonstrations, catch indie films at Violet Crown Cinema, or explore contemporary sculptures in outdoor plazas. Dining options range from casual cafes to farm-to-table restaurants showcasing New Mexican flavors. The district is highly walkable with free parking, though the high altitude requires extra hydration. Gallery browsing costs nothing, making this artistic enclave perfect for culture-seekers who appreciate authentic creative communities.
South Capitol
South Capitol blends historic adobe charm with a peaceful residential vibe, just a short stroll from downtown Santa Fe. Wander tree-lined streets past earth-toned stucco homes with traditional wooden vigas and rounded corners. Art lovers can check out the Center for Contemporary Arts, while history buffs might enjoy the New Mexico Military Museum and Santa Fe Children's Museum. Finding accommodation here means choosing from charming vacation rentals and bed & breakfasts in authentic adobe homes with private courtyards. Though dining options are limited within the neighborhood, a quick 10-15 minute walk takes you to downtown's renowned restaurant scene. The quiet streets make for perfect evening strolls after a day of exploring.
Historic Eastside
Historic Eastside fuses adobe charm with artistic spirit along Santa Fe's winding streets. Canyon Road transforms into an open-air gallery with Edition ONE, ViVO Contemporary, and countless studios tucked into centuries-old casitas. Discover hidden sculpture gardens behind weathered wooden doors or marvel at the mysterious spiral staircase in Loretto Chapel. Upscale Southwestern restaurants serve chile-infused specialties on intimate patios perfect for romantic dinners. Boutique adobe inns and luxury casitas offer authentic accommodations with traditional wooden beams and handcrafted furnishings. The neighborhood is best explored on foot despite the narrow, sometimes uneven brick sidewalks.
Guadalupe District
Santa Fe's Guadalupe District blends Hispanic heritage with contemporary culture through its adobe-lined streets and historic sites. The Santuario de Guadalupe church stands as a cultural anchor while the buzzing Railyard transforms into a vibrant farmers market on weekends. Art lovers can explore numerous galleries showcasing everything from traditional Native pottery to cutting-edge contemporary works along tree-shaded streets. Local eateries serve authentic New Mexican cuisine where the smell of roasting green chiles fills the air. Boutique adobe inns and bed & breakfasts provide charming accommodations with Southwestern flair. The neighborhood's compact size makes it perfect for exploring on foot, with the Santa Fe Depot nearby for venturing further afield.
Santa Fe and related destinations
Founded in 1607, this adobe wonderland sits at 7,000 feet, where the air is as rarefied as the art scene. The Plaza buzzes with activity as visitors duck into the Palace of the Governors where Native American artisans sell jewelry under the portal. At the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, her sensuous landscapes reveal why artists have been drawn here for centuries. Green chile smothers practically everything edible - try it at least once on enchiladas. The Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis offers cool sanctuary from summer heat. After gallery-hopping along Canyon Road, catch a performance at the Lensic or Santa Fe Opera, where the backdrop of sunset over distant mountains upstages even the most dramatic aria.
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