Downtown Santa Fe Travel Guide
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Top hotels in Downtown Santa Fe

La Fonda on the Plaza
"Room was very small not very clean. No blackout drapes. Lobby seems well maintained"
Reviewed on 15 Jun 2026

Eldorado Hotel & Spa
"In room coffee maker did not work. Went to lobby for coffee but no cream. One of the exercycles had a broken seat height adjuster. Other one was in use. Combined made a crabby start to the morning."
Reviewed on 16 Jun 2026

Piñon Court By La Fonda
"Lovingly maintained property. Very tastefully decorated, with a lovely patio to enjoy your splendid breakfast buffet."
Reviewed on 15 Jun 2026

Drury Plaza Hotel in Santa Fe
"Great stay. A little cruise ship like with the food and drinks but nothing bad."
Reviewed on 16 Jun 2026

El Sendero Inn, an Ascend Collection Hotel

Inn and Spa at Loretto
"Nice place and convenient walking to all the shopping, museums, and restaurants. Only complaint was the bathtub was backed up (just completed 2 days of camping in Chaco Canyon and was dying to shower), and then the bathroom heat lamp wouldn't turn off. They were fixed as soon as we reported to the ..."
Reviewed on 15 Jun 2026
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Where to stay in Downtown Santa Fe

Historic Eastside
While visiting Historic Eastside, you might make a stop by sights like Canyon Road and Nedra Matteucci Galleries.

Southside
Southside is known for its popular shops, and with sights like Meow Wolf and Regal Santa Fe Place, you won't get bored spending a day wandering around this part of Santa Fe.

Northeast Santa Fe
While Northeast Santa Fe isn't home to many top sights, Santa Fe Plaza and New Mexico Museum of Art are some notable places to visit nearby.

North Hills
While there might not be top attractions in North Hills, you can explore the larger area and discover places like Santa Fe Plaza and Canyon Road.

Tesuque
Tesuque is noteworthy for its spas, and you can make a stop at top attractions like Shidoni Foundry and Glenn Green Galleries & Sculpture Garden.





















