Santa Fe, New Mexico

[lynx78]

Anyone been there and if so, where did you stay?
Suggestions for hotels there...thanks

 

[bowmore]

We stayed at the El Dorado hotel. It is very convenient to the Georgia OKeefe Museum, and there is a shuttle stop next to the hotel. I have attached our trip story of Santa Fe and Taos.

 

[lynx78]

Wow...great detail and information....thank you so much

 

[seadoug]

It has been many years but we visited Santa Fe and loved its charm. We stayed at the Inn at Loredo. It has great views, a really Southwest feel and a great outdoor dining venue. It is within walking distance of many of the shops and restaurants in downtown and close to the Loretto Chapel, which is a must-see. I would highly recommend both the city and the hotel.

Inn At Loretto - Guest Reservations

 

[jujube]

Twice, we've stayed in RV parks and twice in hotels/motels but darned if I can remember the names.

I know that I loved everything about the town. I was there once in winter and the whole town smelled like Pinon (I think that's the name of the wood) from all the fireplaces. It was a delightful aroma.

 

[Born_To_Lose]

I have been there several times. My company only allows us to stay at Hilton, Marriott and Sheraton Hotels,

 

[Sciguy]

I was there but stayed with a friend, so no help from me I’m afraid. Great place if you like turquoise though...

 

[CarolfromTX]

The Old Santa Fe Inn is lovely. The rooms are updated, there’s parking, and you can walk to the square. Some rooms have a small kiva fireplace.

 

[CarolfromTX]

The Wheelright museum of the American Indian is wonderful. If you get to Albuquerque go to the Turquoise museum and the Museum of Nuclear Science. Los Alamos is also very interesting.

 

[lynx78]

thanks for insight to Santa Fe....didn't make that trip with fires, flooding going on.....went to Fredericksburg for a week....great time