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.

We had our first, but definitely not last, visit to The Inn of the Five Graces to celebrate our…read more50th Wedding Anniversary. Without question, the level of service at this property is beyond any we have experienced in our world travels. They were instantly responsive to every request and it was clear that the staff is fully committed to the guest experience. The rooms are incredibly unique in this building that is centuries old and uniquely decorated from the owners world travels but keeping with the Santa Fe feel. The included breakfasts were amazing with incredible service. They also have included town car service within 3 miles so almost all of the local restaurants and shopping/art galleries within distance. It was so easy to get dropped off and picked up for meals and shopping which we did many times. While certainly not an inexpensive property, I can truly say that it was worth the value for an unbelievably memorable experience.

Specifically for the spa:…read more The highlight of our trip. Bar none. The facilities are BEAUTIFUL. The services were FANTASTIC (one of the best massages I've had). The service was IMPECCABLE. This place was truly one of the most luxurious experiences I've had - on this trip and many others. I cannot recommend it enough. Every single nook and cranny of this spa is filled with something beautiful. I absolutely adored this experience.

Aging hotel and zero recognition by the front desk of Hilton Honors status. I had to specifically…read moreask how my elite credit worked and where I was eligible to use it, as they didn't bother. At least the rooms are clean, but they can use a good remodel. Especially the furniture! Loved that the balcony rooms had a fireplace though! The free parking is nice as well but expect a long walk from the lot to your room!

I truly have mixed emotions about our stay here. There's a lot of potential here but the rooms…read moredefinitely need some attention and apparently so do their reservation systems. I booked two rooms on the same reservation and when we arrived the young lady said she only saw one room. I told her one was booked with points but they were the same reservation. Nope. She asked for a confirmation number. I gave it to her and she said that's the one she already has. Well there was only one confirmation number because the two rooms were booked under the same reservation. I ended up having to check in using the app, which clearly showed two rooms had been booked. I asked for the rooms to be as close together as possible and she literally put us as far from one another as possible. So that wasn't a great start and then the rooms needing some TLC didn't help this review. For example, the shower in one of the rooms drained at a snail's pace. Like seriously ... it took nearly an hour. The toilet ran constantly in the other room. The rooms were quiet though and had all that one would want / need in a hotel room.

Meow Wolf Santa Fe is definitely shows its age a bit - but in a way that feels more like wear from…read morebeing loved than anything else. You can tell it's the OG location. There's this scrappier, slightly rough-around-the-edges feel compared to the newer installations, and I think that's part of its charm. We actually went out of our way to visit New Mexico just for this, which says a lot - and I'll say it was worth it. However it did leave wishing for a bit more, especially knowing how expansive and polished the newer Meow Wolf locations have become. But in a weird way, it made me appreciate the evolution of the experience even more. You can really see how much the artists and teams have grown across locations, and how much love and intention is going into what they're building now. This location certainly helps you understand the whole Meow Wolf story a little better!

The OG Meow Wolf location is such an interesting immersive art exhibit that will both wow your…read moreeyeballs and make you think to try to connect the storyline of the whole place. I always love seeing art, interpreting meanings, and putting the storylines together. Overall, this place is very well done and I enjoyed my visit. Thank you! My only complaint was that tickets online seemed priced different than tickets in person and seemed to change price depending on the day/time. We came about 3 hours prior to closing and this was more than enough time for us to fully enjoy the place and see everything. They do have a bar out front to the side before you enter as well and a gift shop. I have attended their other location in Las Vegas, so it was fun to compare it to this location and see how different they are all around. This location definitely is smaller in size and very different in theme, but still cool to see.

I went to the bar at Hotel Santa Fe yesterday afternoon (1/17/2026) during their Happy Hour. There…read morewas a lady server working that shift. I asked her a couple of questions. One question she asked me, which really shouldn't make any difference to her, was "Was I staying at the hotel or a local?" I told her I was local. I was able to get a seat by the fireplace, which was very nice. She proceeded to help other patrons, however, somehow ignored me. I was probably there 20 minutes or so. I walked out... I have gone there in the past when a very nice guy is working the bar. I think his name is Jeremy. Anyway, I will only come back when he is working.

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!

This is a great property behind the larger Hilton resort at Buffalo thunder. Rooms were clean and…read morequiet and fairly spacious. Kitchens in the suites were out fitted with basic amenities. The breakfast service was good as well as the dinner provided on Wednesday evenings. I would stay at this property rather than the larger Hilton resort next-door and just walk over to the resort to use the restaurants or casino if that's attractive to you.

This hotel meet all of our needs. It's located about 14 miles from the heart of Santa Fe which we…read morevery much enjoyed. The rooms were a tad outdated BUT nothing we couldn't handle. NOTE: Leave luggage in the car when you, check-in because you're going to have a short drive to your room. You can enjoy a very short walk to breakfast. The breakfast was hit and miss. There are days when they serve fresh fruit and then there are other days. I would recommend.

We liked Luxx a lot! It's an older building so don't expect frills. But do expect a really chill…read morevibe, comfortable rooms, friendly service and great location near the plaza. Louie was easy to work with and glad that you came in town to visit. The setup Luxx has for parking is worth it. Tricky at first: you have to enter through the exit lane and then go out the pedestrian gate at the left. You'll see. Beds are comfortable. We loved the lavender infused essential oil soaps. Inside your room the decor reflects the brown and tan colors of the desert. The all-natural animal print was almost a bit too African (ever see a zebra in the New Mexican desert?) But hey, it works. The back patio is a great option for a gas fire and hot tub. The main common room has fantastic sky lighting and relaxing music. But you need to stay here for the location. We walked everywhere. Museums, shops, churches, restaurants, and the plaza are all a stone's throw away.

As other reviews have mentioned, the place is keyless. Normally, I love that, but when I stayed at…read morethe Luxx, someone tried to enter my room late at night. I was staying in this room alone, so I was a bit freaked out. When he (obviously) failed to enter my room, he went around the back and tried to enter through the window!!! My room was on the first floor, facing the backyard sitting area (where there are seats, fountains, a tub). The guest was probably drunk and forgot which room was his, but it was still scary to have him try to enter my room twice. I don't necessarily blame Luxx for this issue, but when I raised this at check-out the next day, the man at the counter laughed and said something along the lines that he'd have better luck next time. Wtf -- Even if we weren't in this period of #metoo and #imwithher, I never want the hotel employee to joke about my room being broken into. Another thing is that I booked the Luxx through Booking.com and was sent a reservation confirmation with the final price. When I checked my credit card, there was a discrepancy. It wasn't much, but still odd that they charged me more than they said they would. I tried calling, I left a couple of voicemails -- no response. Bottom-line: Find somewhere else to stay.

The rooms are nice here and the suites are roomy with really beautiful views on the backside. The…read morefood is pretty great at the bar, standard at the snack bar, and I haven't tried the food at the sports bar, but I'm looking forward to it. The swimming pool is big and the hot tub usually works. My only complaint is that you can sometimes smell cigarette smoke lofting in from the outside. I don't gamble, so I can't speak to that. But I do enjoy my time here taking advantage of the other amenities. There are lots of bowling lanes and the event space is very large.

Stayed at the Santa Claren Casino Hotel in Espanola NM recently to attend Feast Day at Santa Clara…read morePueblo. This property is well-done & comfortable. The staff are friendly and accommodating We ate dinner in the Grill on the Casino Floor our first night there. The taco plate was delicious and we were treated very well. One issue we encountered was no coffee available anywhere in the hotel before 8 am when the casino opens. We tried going to the grill for breakfast one morning and left because of construction noise. It was horribly loud! There is a travel center affiliated with the hotel nearby but too far away to walk over to get coffee. The staff there was extremely friendly. We had a yummy breakfast burrito there one morning. We were very happy with our stay