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| Eldorado Hotel Santa Fe |
Rating 4 |
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 Santa Fe's First four-star, four-diamond hotel. Fashioned after New Mexico's celebrated pueblo-revival architectural style, Eldorado Hotel is lavishly decorated with beautiful southwestern artwork. More than a quarter million dollars of original art graces the interior, and is often the first introduction guests receive to the remarkable culture of Santa Fe. Voted Best Downtown Hotel by Santa Fean readers, Eldorado Hotel is also proud to boast both the AAA Four-Diamond and Mobil Four-Star ratings -- true testaments to the hotel's commitment to provide unparalleled service, outstanding accommodations and an experience that exceeds guests' expectations.
Room Facilities: Cable / Satellite TV - Mini bar - Pay-per-view movies
Hotel Facilities: Banquet facilities - Beauty salon - Business centre - Concierge - Gift shop - Jacuzzi / Whirlpool - Laundry facilities - Lounge - Parking facilities (at cost) - Restaurant - Room service - Safe deposit box - Sauna - Spa - Swimming pool - Tour desk
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| Old Santa Fe Inn |
Rating 2 |
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 The Old Santa Fe Inn built in the local Indian Pueblo Style captures the feeling of warmth and hospitality from a simpler time. The Inn, with only rooms and adjacent parking, is nestled into the heart of historic downtown Santa Fe. The Old Santa Fe Inn is owned by a fourth-generation New Mexico family who recreated Santa Fe- style hospitality at some of the best rates in the downtown area. Santa Fe is one of the most charming and historic cities with a colorful blend of Spanish, Native American, and Anglo cultures and traditions woven into a distinctive tapestry of artwork, food, architecture, and history. It is the American Southwest at its best, with wide-open vistas and mountains that touch the heavens. A slower pace, a simpler time relax in the leather chairs by the fireplace in the lobby, or settle down in the adjoining library with a good book. During the winter months, a complimentary continental breakfast may be enjoyed by the fireplace in the spacious dining room. In the summer, breakfast is served in the charming outdoor patio.
Room Facilities: Air conditioning - Alarm clock - Balcony / Terrace - Cable / Satellite TV - Hairdryer - Heating - Iron and ironing board - Kitchenette - Mini bar - Modem/data port connection - Private bathroom / Ensuite - Tea and coffee making facilities - Telephone - Video player
Hotel Facilities: Baby sitting service - Business centre - Conference facilities - Disabled facilities - Gymnasium - Health Club - Jacuzzi / Whirlpool - Laundry facilities - Parking facilities - Photocopying facilities - Reception
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 Inn at Loretto rests at the end of the historic Santa Fe Trail amid the enchanted vistas of the Sangre de Christo Mountains. A resort of soulful elegance in the very heart of Santa Fe, a gentle stroll to the city's famed galleries, museums and Artist Row. Inn at Loretto has become an integral part of the Santa Fe community. And throughout the season, guests find themselves amid the great celebrations of the city. The Inn at Loretto provides a decor that speaks volumes of the surrounding Santa Fe area. Throughout the hotel is original art, wall murals, hand carved ceilings, petroglyphs and weavings that evoke the heritage of Pueblo and Spanish culture.
Room Facilities: Air conditioning - Alarm clock - Balcony / Terrace - Bathroom amenities - Cable / Satellite TV - Hairdryer - Iron and ironing board - Modem/data port connection - Pay-per-view movies - Private bathroom / Ensuite - Tea and coffee making facilities - Telephone
Hotel Facilities: Baby sitting service - Banquet facilities - Beauty salon - Concierge - Conference facilities - Disabled facilities - Faxing facilities - Gift shop - Gymnasium - Health Club - Laundry facilities - Lift - Lounge - Night club - Parking facilities - Photocopying facilities - Restaurant - Room service - Safe deposit box - Spa - Swimming pool
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Since the early 1980s, Santa Fe has ranked among the chic-est destinations in the US, regularly voted the country's most popular city by upmarket travelers. That appeal rests on a very solid basis: it's one of America's oldest and most beautiful cities, founded by Spanish missionaries as their northernmost colonial capital in 1609, a full ten years before the Pilgrims reached Plymouth Rock. Spread across a high plateau at the foot of the stunning Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico's capital still glories in the adobe houses and baroque churches of its original architects, while its newer museums and galleries attract art-lovers from all over the world.
As upward of a million and a half tourists every year descend upon a town of just sixty thousand inhabitants, Santa Fe has inevitably grown somewhat overblown; long-term residents bemoan what's been lost, while first-time visitors are inclined to wonder what all the fuss is about. The urban sprawl as you approach from the interstate makes for a lousy introduction, while the rigorous insistence that every downtown building should look like a seventeenth-century Spanish colonial palace takes a bit of getting used to. This is the only city in the world where what at first glance appears to be a perfectly preserved ancient adobe turns out to be a high-rise parking lot, and it would be illegal to build a gas station that didn't resemble an Indian prayer chamber. Hotels in Santa Fe |
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