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You’d never know that this pueblo-luxe hotel was once the town penitentiary. — Afar Magazine
This place is on the south side of the Santa Fe River, but within easy walking distance of the main plaza. Its tranquil location, on a small, mostly pedestrian street, is one of its many pleasures. — Star Service
Built in 1851 as the retreat of the first bishop of Santa Fe, this resort lies hidden in a valley 3.5mi north of downtown. — Michelin Guide
Tucked in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado Santa Fe is an oasis of serenity, privacy and luxury. — Forbes Travel Guide
Artworks are everywhere: the guest-room headboards, the blanket boxes, and even the light switches have been painted by the hotel's resident artist. — DK Eyewitness
Anchoring the funky, hip Guadalupe District, this dapper 128-room (91 of which are suites) Pueblo-style hotel is just a pleasant 10-minute stroll west of the Plaza of the Governors. — Travel + Leisure
It is a traditional counterpart to Rosewood's Inn at Anasazi, a more intimate, deluxe version of the equally lovely Inn and Spa at Loretto. — Star Service
A historic chapel adjoins the hotel, the location by the Plaza can't be beat, and the decor is classic southwestern. — Oyster
Although this is not a budget hotel, it is one of the better values in Santa Fe, offering large, handsome rooms, friendly service and a prime location. — Star Service
The spacious, quiet rooms received a makeover in 2006, maintaining an artistic motif, with a warm feel created by custom-made furniture in all and kiva fireplaces in many. — Frommer's
Historic but smartly updated Old World hotel in the heart of Santa Fe’s artsy, ancient Plaza district. — Jetsetter
Rooms in this inn tucked 2 blocks from the plaza have the feel of a Southwestern home but come with the service and amenities of a fine hotel. — Frommer's
Built around a lovely courtyard pool and patio area, and it's a fine blend of ancient and modern styles. — Frommer's
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Visitors can connect with nature and digitally detox in sacred natural hot springs and on 20-acres of gardens, paths, and walking trails. — Travel + Leisure
Las Palomas is a conveniently situated compound of highly secluded, handsomely furnished Territorial- and Spanish Colonial-style casitas set amid hidden gardens. — Gayot
Hidden gardens and charming rooms in a historic Santa Fe neighborhood. — Gayot
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