Hotel Santa Fe

Location. Located one block from the Historic Guadalupe district, the Hotel Santa Fe is also six blocks from the San Miguel Mission and the New Mexico State Capitol. The shops and restaurants of the Santa Fe Plaza and Canyon Road are seven blocks from the hotel. Within a one mile radius of the Hotel Santa Fe are the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, Palace of the Governors and the Sweeney Convention Center. The hotel provides complimentary shuttle service within one mile, upon request.
Hotel Features. The Amaya restaurant and bar serves traditional Native American dishes with wild game and seafood, fireside cocktails and Native flute melodies. Specialties include Venison Osso Bucco and Roasted Squash Bisque. Conference rooms reflect the southwestern style of the hotel and seat up to 275. A business center is also on site. Sculptured outdoor gardens frame an outdoor pool and spa tub. Complimentary access is also provided to a fitness, one mile away. The Santa Fe Massage room features holistic therapeutic massage and body treatments. Guest activities include storytelling with the hotel resident historian and educational lectures with America's top Native American authorities.

Guestrooms. Traditional Native American Artwork and décor adorn the 128 guestrooms at the Hotel Santa Fe. Rooms include stocked minibars, high-speed Internet access and premium cable television. Bedding features feather pillows and custom-made duvets. Select suites include butler service, separate living areas and balconies. Most rooms overlook the Rocky Mountains. Private baths feature designer toiletries and double-headed walk-in showers with built in benches.

Expert Tip. Throughout the hotel's Hacienda and three acres of land containing sculptures and totems, the Hotel Santa Fe features Native American art representing New Mexico's nineteen pueblos and other tribes across the nation. The hotel is the only Native American-owned hotel in the city.