We wanted something other than just walking around and doing a self-tour, wanted a tour with…read moreknowledge of the area. Jose gave us a great tour, the food was great and the group was fantastic. Street Taco's, Enchilada's and a cup of Green Chilie, outstanding. Did I mention the Margaritas and Churro for desert..... What was "great" and made the tour was Jose's knowledge of Santa Fe, the food and culture; even recommending a great steak restaurant! We could have gotten lost in Santa Fe for several weeks eating and enjoying the culture. The food was the media for the tour, but the entertainment was Jose! Thanks!

My favorite way to see any new to me city is through a food tour! I booked a trip through Pack Up…read moreand Go and they sent up this food tour for me on my birthday so I was beyond ecstatic! Our guide, Jose, was absolutely phenomenal! He has so much knowledge of Santa Fe and the food scene, and you can definitely tell he is passionate about the cuisine there. He was extremely personable, funny, and was happy to answer any questions and tell us lots of stories! Really just an overall joy! It was also super fun that everyone in the group was visiting from out of town and many of us loved doing food tours in other cities so we got to swap food tour stories and whatnot. Here's a list of our stops and what we had: La Fogata Grill - taco and margarita Del Charro - enchilada with both sauces and margarita San Francisco St Bar and Grill - half of a green chili cheeseburger and margarita Senor Murphy Candymaker - various sweet treats Everything was absolutely phenomenal - I really can't pick a favorite dish because they were all so yummy. But the Del Charro meal convinced me to always order "Christmas" sauce the rest of my stay in Santa Fe. My favorite margarita was definitely the one at San Francisco! And also, there was one person in the group that didn't drink and they were very accommodating to give him some fancy mocktails instead of cocktails (or boring soda!). Thanks for making my birthday extra special with some fantastic bites and sips!

We were told to go see the sunset from the bell tower at La Fonda…read more It did not disappoint. Prior to sunset we ordered cocktails and yellowtail crudo. It was amazing and we had 2 orders. The sunset is beautiful. The service was fantastic and I would go again.

Didn't stand by their word! Was told could extend our stay with two rooms for two extra nights no…read moreissues by two people at reception. Wasn't the case. They extended for one room and not the other? Does this make sense? Never called to say they couldn't get the second room booked for two extra nights! So half the family members would be forced to stay elsewhere? Not happening. Also NOT DOG FRIENDLY! You can NOT leave your dog in the room when you leave. I get some dogs are barkers but you put dog rooms elsewhere and have contact info incase barking occurs. Restaurant reception was pushy they didn't want to serve us because they were closing in 30 mins. They had 7 tables of people in the restaurant. The waiter was excellent and the food was as well. One star because your only as good as your word. No one took accountability for their actions even when they were confronted by their coworker. A "I'm sorry" and "let me see how we can fix this" goes along way.

The Puye Cliff Dwellings are closed until further notice (as of last week of November) because of a…read moreroad maintenance project. Please give the visitor center a call before you plan to visit this place.

Five stars for a great look into the ancient Pueblo people. The 1 hr Mesa top tour was perfect- I…read morerecommend checking the weather and going early or later in the day because it can get very hot and there is no shade at the top where they do most of the talking about the history. Our tour guide was Samantha and she did a great job. They have done a beautiful job maintaining the site and hiring local tribe members. Overall, it was great to walk through the ruins and while terrifying to get to, it was so cool to see the cliff dwellings up close. Definitely have to be moderately fit to make it down the hill but they do have the option to take the tour van they use to get us to the top back down. That said, if you don't climb down you miss the best part of the tour. I recommend wearing clothes that you can rinse off easily (I had an athletic skort on which was the perfect material to dust off).

Murray and his crew are top notch! Our flight was beautiful and informative. I highly recommend…read morethem.

I typically only do reviews for food but had an awesome experience with World Balloon. They were…read morevery accommodating and added us on a tour for the next day after another company cancelled. Prices were reasonable. The team was professional, structured, knowledgeable, and enthusiastic. I never felt endangered or scared during the entire ride. We saw the sun rise and had a great 360 view of Albuquerque. When we landed the trackers were there to assist and and bring us back to the take off site. Upon returning we had a champagne toast whole listening to a story on the origins to the hot air balloons.

When the owner comes out and takes the time to chat and help you carry bags you have to give him a…read morethumbs up! Great place!! Was there last Monday.

Outstanding service last weekend...Everyone was super helpful and friendly.. Thanks so much..N990Qread more

Andrew was exceptional ! He was so knowledgeable about what we could do to our Jeep but still have…read moreit our day car. It was really nice to see how someone could patiently help you do some real 4x4 and teach you how. The ride was soooo fun !! TOTALLY WORTH THE MONEY !

Can't say enough about this company and Andrew our guide. We did a "follow you" trip in our Bronco…read more He gave us a radio to communicate and off we went. He was friendly/funny and very knowledgeable about the area and off road etiquette!! His main concern always was safety first! Look up this company if you're in the area. You can go in his jeep if you want to!!

Great tour of the Millicent Rogers museum and other highlights of Taos. Dave was our guide/owner…read moreand did an excellent job. You might balk at $45 to $50 per person, but it is well worth it. Plus, Dave picked us up at Taos Valley RV park. Dave was born in Taos and very knowledgeable and gives a good talk as we drive around. Nothing else to really add except...take a couple of hours and enjoy the ride.

We went on this tour. The guide was full of information and kept it very interesting. Many sites…read moreto see and all were intriguing. I want to do this again!!

We had the best time. Because we wanted to birdwatch and had time constraint issues, Sue…read morecustomized a tour for us. George took us up to an nature preserve (forgot the name) and the Audubon Center just north of Santa Fe. His knowledge of plants and animals extant in the area was amazing. Both Sue and George are such charming people. We had the best time ever.

I can't say enough about this amazing couple. We had an incredible hiking adventure with Georges…read more His energy is unparalleled. The hike was breathtaking, and George's' passion for nature and history added so much to our experience. He's amazing!! Sue is absolutely lovely and seamlessly organized everything. Thank you both so very much! Scotty, Ted and Mary Scott Brisson

Great time with Duke City Pedaler for our work team-building event! The staff was friendly, the…read moreride was fun, and it was a great way for our team to connect outside of work. Def recommend!

We had about 6 hours to kill before our flight on our last day in Albuquerque so decided to take…read morethe trolly tour. So glad we did! Blake was our guide - he was great, very entertaining and we learned so much! Our driver, Shauna (I think that was her name) was also great. She checked to see if people were taking pics and would make sure we had time. Even the office staff were friendly and helpful. I can't say enough about this company or the tour. This was a highlight of the trip and I keep relaying information to my family saying "did you know in New Mexico, blah,blah". I really learned a lot. Can't wait to go back

My mother, dog, and I spent 5 nights at Casa Candelario, one of Rancho Roybal's vacation rental…read morehomes in Santa Fe. We could not have been happier with the home, or with the responsiveness and warmth of Michael, the owner. The house was spotlessly clean, roomy, and such a bargain compared to hotels in the area. Extensive and thoughtful remodeling has kept the soul of this older casa intact, while providing beautiful new amenities like a walk-in steam shower, jacuzzi, granite countertops, stainless steel kitchen appliances, and whole house stereo system. Best of all, were the gorgeously burnished plaster walls, so smooth and softly shiny. The house's layout offers privacy, and though my mom is a very talented snorer, we both slept well. The master bedroom is super-dreamy, with a large attached sitting room and french doors opening into a green and lovely, fully-enclosed backyard complete with gas grill and a stone-tiled outdoor dining area. Despite having so many great nearby restaurants, the welcoming draw of the backyard patio won out several evenings of our stay. And after days spent visiting pueblos and museums, we returned home with great appreciation for the Native pottery displayed throughout the open kitchen and living room. Very, very cool. Candelario's location is fabulous, with little street noise to speak of, and only a nice 12 block walk to the plaza. The Santa Fe River Park is a block and a half from the house and several grocery stores are within a couple minute's drive. Access to the main thoroughfare to Taos and the Northern Pueblos is just a few blocks away. Rancho Roybal's Casa Candelario and Casa Quintana's backyards adjoin through a gate in the tall coyote fence, so if's possible to rent both houses for a larger group. If you are traveling with an active canine family member, Santa Fe's amazing and huge Frank Ortiz off-leash dog park is a tidge over a mile from the house and has great views down over the city and so much room to hike and run. Casa Candelario was hard to leave, and I'm already looking forward to a return visit!