So happy to find this new coffee shop!…read more They've been open about 6 mo but I never had a chance to stop before today. Super friendly cashier who offered suggestions for my breakfast & crafted my mocha with care & added cinnamon for me. I ordered the Guatemalan Breakfast with fried plantain, black beans, eggs & toast. Generous portion. (Next time I'll ask for toast to be more brown... not buttered & lightly toasted only on only 1 side) Sadly, no outdoor seating so I can't bring my pooch, but some seating inside... with 2 couches. I look forward to watching them grow. ;) I'll definitely be back!

Great, new coffee/cafe spot that is very reasonably priced and with great service! I stopped by…read morewhile in Santa Fe for a day and was really happy with my choice to check this place out. There were plenty of parking spots, many tables to sit and it was not crowded at all. In fact, I secretly hope that it was even more crowded so to make sure this place can keep its business going! I had an iced matcha and a fresh fruit crepe and was really happy with my choice. It kept my mid to late afternoon errand going smoothly with very satisfying eats during my mid day stop here. Service was great. The staff was friendly and helpful. I would love to stop by this place again.

My new coffee drink! Smooth, rich, and with an espresso kick! Meet the Cuban Coffee! I have only…read moretried it iced and made with soy, so I cannot imaging it hot. It's so perfect iced, I may never try it hot! This is my summer beverage of choice!

This cute little coffee house is the best. The barista was sweet and on it. She handled the line…read morelike a boss! Worth the small wait to get a good coffee.

Just stopped by for a quick snack. I had the green chile bagel with a green chile farmer's market…read moregoat cheese smear. Comes with tasty tomato slices and fresh and abundant farmer's market greens and sunflower sprouts. Delish! Serena's customer service is bold, bright, and friendly - thank you! I'll be back soon. I hear the their green drink is awesome and must try soon. Another good note, they have free Wi-Fi, you just gotta ask for the password.

The baristas are so friendly, kind and genuine people. Geneva makes every drink with love and it…read moreshows! My favorite is the Affagato with Lavender ice cream from Taos Cow. Even though covid is a dampener on all businesses, the cafe has made my Saturdays and Sundays better days just from them being open.

Very cute little coffee shack off of a busy street. I picked up a chunky monkey latte. I could…read moretaste the coffee & chocolate but not the banana. It's a very tasty drink though!

We didn't know that we needed Mexican coffee in our lives until Bitcoffee! Delicious! Great, fast…read moreservice and love that we could use our own cups!

We spent a weekend at The Mystic Motel in Santa Fe and overall found it to be a nice, quaint…read moreproperty with a lot of charm. The indoor and outdoor lounge areas are thoughtfully designed with local decor, which really adds to the ambiance. The front desk staff was friendly, and check-in was quick and easy. House came around daily providing fresh linens and cleaned the room. We booked especially looking forward to breakfast based on prior reviews, but it ended up being a bit disappointing. The only protein options the first morning were undercooked bacon and yogurt, and the strawberries were very acidic. The second morning did include breakfast burritos, but they weren't labeled and were in limited supply, so we chose to go out for breakfast instead. There were some fun elements, like karaoke and live music, which added to the experience. However, Saturday night there was a party that went on until a little after midnight. It could be heard throughout the property despite the stated quiet hours of 10 p.m. to 7 a.m., and we weren't notified in advance. The event was also open to people outside the motel, which led to many non-guests parking in the main lot, which is limited, and hotel guests having to use overflow parking. Overall, it's a lovely and unique place to stay, but it didn't fully meet expectations particularly with breakfast and guest-focused amenities. I'd recommend prioritizing parking for motel guests and setting clearer expectations around events so guest can plan ahead.

This place is a gem!…read more On a road trip from California to Denver, we decided to not take the same way back and go through New Mexico and Arizona. It was a last-minute decision so we were looking for a hotel that was pet friendly and reasonably priced. After reading the Reddit forums everyone said stay away from Albuquerque and any hotel that is near the freeway there. Well, shit, every single hotel is on the freeway. ...And that ladies and gentlemen is how we landed in Santa Fe. After reading the reviews in Santa Fe, we decided to stay at the Mystic because it sounded safe and breakfast was included. Also, the pet fee was fairly reasonable at $25 for the stay and $30 for a one time cleaning. Upon driving onto the property, you are met with paved gravel, ample parking, and rooms accessible only through the gate. What's cute about this motel (and most motels) is that you can drive up and park in front of your hotel room. This was no different. The standard room is tiny, but for 2 travelers met all of our needs. King size bed, bath and shower, mini fridge, and cable. The bed itself was comfy, but the pillows could really use a bit of an upgrade. It felt like a bunch of cotton balls, all in a pillowcase, and it was very difficult to sleep on. For the price of the hotel when we saw the continental breakfast, we were stunned! Bacon, seasoned potatoes, yogurt, oatmeal, fresh fruit, waffles, coffee, and juice. Incredible! They have an event venue in the back, which I've read hosts live music. If you're looking for a quick, overnight stay that is reasonably priced, this would be it. The remodel that was done is super cute and matches the theme of the hotel name.

We just came home from spending 5 relaxing nights at the El Rey Court in Santa Fe, NM…read more Being new to the Santa Fe area we explored its stunning Loretta Chapel, the historic Santa Fe Plaza and the Santa Fe Railroad Mexican restaurants. My favorite spot during our whole trip was returning to the El Rey Court every night. It is an escape in itself. The La Reina and its La Reina Mesita has the best Margaritas and food, which we enjoyed every night. The rooms are stunning and the outside lounge areas are filled with trees and cozy spots. The front desk and all staff were exceptional. We highly recommend the El Rey Court.

Taking a staycation away from Albuquerque, my main criteria was that I wanted somewhere with a hot…read moretub. I called before booking to make sure it was open, considering it was summer and hot out. It was open, but had a layer of dead flies, dirt and other debris circulating around the surface which was pretty disappointing. The sauna was closed, I didn't check out the regular pool or bar. The room smelled like cigarette smoke and was nothing special compared to a regular run-down motel room. Which would be totally fine if they weren't charging over $200 when there are rooms for less than half of that down the street. Overall it does have some charm especially in the outdoor areas, and with just a little more attention to detail it could fit into the mid-scale category and price range they're trying to pass it off as.

Phenomenal hotel all around! Beautiful artwork and architecture throughout the entire place. An…read moreonsite restaurant makes getting up for breakfast in the morning easy and convenient. Plus the food is homemade and all tasted delicious! Room add ons are reasonable and good quality regardless of the item. I loved the balcony directly outside my room and can't wait to come back here and stay again!

Very Dissapointing Stay. My wife and I decided to get out of…read moretown for the weekend, and decided on Santa Fe to spurge for a 3-day weekend getaway. We had a few things we were looking for, includg a pool, hot tub, on-site full-service restaurant, room service, bar and spa (resort type amenities). While researching several hotels in and around Santa Fe, we found Hotel Santa Fe, and it seemed like a perfect fit, with a good location. We book a 3-night stay, and a few days later was contacted about "upgrading" our room. Since this was a special weekend, I thought, "why not', and paid for the room upgrade. Imagine our surprise while checking in that due to a fire 6 weeks ago+ (not mentioned on their web page) that the hot tub was not open, the pool was un-heated (no gas due to the fire), the restaurant, bar and lobby were closed due to the fire, and there was no room service. I think my wife and I were so stunned, and caught off guard, that we went ahead and checked in. If we would have known about the lack of amenities in advance, we would have cancelled and booked elsewhere. This news should have been mentioned on the web page or conveyed to us earlier upon booking. I find it disingenuous that they could certainly reach out for a room upgrade, but not mention anything about all the advertised amenities not being available. Upon arriving to our room, we unpacked and went out to find a spot for dinner since we had planned eating on-site. Upon returning to the room, we noticed a musty smell we had not noticed earlier. Knowing it had been raining we did not think much about it, but my wife noticed a large wet area on the carpet by the couch (and assumed it was due to housekeeping). Around 10:15 we were startled to see 2 large areas on the ceiling rapidly dripping water over the couch. Enough that we had to place trash cans under both areas because of the quantity of water. We were both so tired after traveling all day, that I told my wife I would handle in the morning. Reporting this to the front desk, I was asked what I wanted to do......how about a different room that's not leaking? While we did receive an apology, and a new room, I expected to be reached out to by management or possibly the butler (who we never met or heard from) because of the inconvenience of repacking and moving rooms. A failure in customer service in my mind. The complimentary shuttle service around the immediate area, continental breakfast, and most staff members were positive highlights of the trip. And our second room didn't leak. In summary, we thoroughly enjoyed Santa Fe and the location of Hotel Santa Fe, but I'd suggest not booking or staying here until you confirm that the repairs have been completed to ensure the reality of your stay matches the unfulfilled promises of their inaccurate web page. The resort level price paid per night was not in-line for the almost absent amenities that was not made known until arrival. We will not be back, but wish them well on their efforts to restore what could be a great hotel.....it's just not even close right now.

If you just want a quick coffee, drink, ice cream bar, or a number of sweets, this is a tiny little…read moreold fashion neighborhood store! The folks there a super nice, and you're helping a hometown family! I go in the mornings for a good cup of joe, on my way downtown!