Santa Fe Hoteller i nærheten av Loretto Chapel

Stay every year around this time and love hotel. This year put in a handicap room which we did not request and did not like it. We made reservation 4 months before so no reason to stick is in handicap room

I liked everything about this hotel. The room was wonderful, the staff excellent and polite, the restaurant was wonderful, and the location was the best. It even included free parking in a covered garage. Every aspect of this hotel was excellent.

The building is wonderful, a pueblo style exterior with an art-filled interior. The staff was gracious and accommodating. We loved the folk art touches scattered throughout the public places and rooms. You could hear the Basilica bells pealing and walk to the place to mingle with the tourists. The La Fonda is a fine, venerable institution. Santa Fe has an extraordinary architectural homogeneity (in a good sense). The must have very strict zoning rules for the historical district. That being said, it all seemed a bit artificial, without the sights and sounds of real town. Not far out, there are miserable reservations with dirt-poor housing and a feeling of desolation. That is not La Fonda's fault, of course, but it is a bit shocking.

Great location We booked a king room, but when we arrived we got a double room. Told us they could not guarantee roomwhen booked through a third party vendor. Disappointed and would book directly through hotel, to insure we get the room we want.

Excellent for large groups or tours.

Great hotel marred by two issues 1. "Heat is off in the summer" when outdoor temps are around 60 in the morning. Room was cold. 2. On check in, front desk tried to repudiate getaroom's reservation for a king size bed. They capitulated after I protested. Something to keep in mind: Getaroom, expedia, et al are agents of the hotel.

Location, extremely friendly & helpful staff, fresh b'fasts, sherry in afternoon, attractive lobby & property, clean comfortable rooms w/ local decorations--& the ac was not noisy. The chest of drawers that required the cabinet doors to be totally open before you could pull out drawers. Even then the drawers rubbed.

Attractive with nice amenities and great location. Maid tried to get in our room to clean at 8 or 8:15 two mornings of our stay. We were sleeping in and this seemed a bit early. Cleaning staff were also talking loudly outside our room.

We had a family reunion there.We were from NY, San Francisco & Boston.wish they had Catholic TV. In this historic,holy town. Who cares about all the sports channels. That won't get u into heaven. Swimming pool was 87 degrees in winter& pool is open all day. Nothing.

Location, service, historical feature, comfort. Not enough space in room to spread out but ample for the price.

All of the staff are very pleasant in this boutique hotel in the heart of Santa Fe. The public areas are nicely appointed. It is a historic hotel so the rooms are small with limited counter space.

Walk to Plaza and all the shops and restaurants....

The proximity to shopping and great restaurants was perfect. The ambiance, customer service and room all exceeded our expectations. When we had trouble with the ac, someone was up to fix it within the hour and everyone was so helpful, from the parking attendant to the front desk and concierge. The daily offering of cider and cookies in the lobby was such a nice touch, too!

Great experience from the front desk to the room. Perry was exceptional as our concierge and treated our Mother on her 80th with a split of champagne and strawberries that made her special day. First floor rooms have no cell phone service due to the solid construction of the hotel.

From the smiling face at the desk, and the attentive staff, this was a memorable stay the entire time. As a place to stay that was convenient to the historic plaza and all of its attractions, this was an excellent choice of places to stay

The location is superb, the ambience was perfect. Clean large rooms, and a lovely view. Mostly, the staff was great and friendly. However, a bad experience in the bar was really disappointing. I wanted to order a light meal (available there) and a glass of wine. I sat alone at my table for at least 15 minutes, while others who were couples were getting waited on and served. They had even come after me! After about 15 minutes, I realized that I wasn't going to be served. So I went up to the bar, where 3 of the bar staff were talking and laughing. Finally, "Luis" took my order of a glass of wine. I commented that I didn't realize thT I had to come up to the bar myself and get a drink. He never responded and gave a slight smirk. I am handicapped and have trouble walking due to 4 fractured vertebrae. I would have appreciated an apology and then have someone come back and check! I slowly drank my wine, and still no service, while others around me (couples) were served. I wanted another glass of wine and a light bite to eat. But obviously that wasn't going to happen unless I chased someone down. So I just left. Regarding Luminare, the restaurant, service was ok. Nothing stellar. At dinner, I wasn't informed of any specials, yet I heard other tables getting the full treatment. I feel that because I am a woman alone, I was sort of treated as a second class citizen. Lorenzo the bellhop was GREAT. So were the front desk staff.

This may be the first time we've spent in a hotel that had really comfortable rooms (the bed and pillows were wonderful). The architecture was very interesting, and gave it an almost exotic feel (from east coasters at least). The location in Santa Fe let you do almost everything within walking distance, and it's a short drive to other great spots to visit like Los Alamos, Taos, and Albuquerque. The staff were always very helpful. Only negative I can think of is their fitness center's a bit of an afterthought, especially when both treadmills were broken at the same time. If you're going to charge everyone a mandatory fee for its use, you should at least keep the equipment working. And while the valet parking staff were awesome, having to pay for valet if you wish to park there is also a little annoying. (I would have anyway, but I can certainly see how someone would not want to.)

This was my first time and it was more than what I expect. Service was excellent. Candy and snacks were too expensive.

Unique. Perfect representation of Santa Fe. Staff was super helpful. 5 stars.

The pool and spa facilities

Loved the dining and grounds. It was also nice having Starbucks in the lobby in the morning Rooms were a little dated, but the cozy bed made up for the old carpet.

Staff was consistently welcoming. Several unexpected amenities found in more expensive hotels. Clean throughout. Disappointed in the mandatory valet parking and respective fee.

Wonderful staff that was very helpful, a great room, and an easy walk to the Plaza. The Old Santa Fe Inn has become our favorite place to stay in Santa Fe for those quick romantic getaways.

Attention to detail and level of service was exceptional. More beautiful than any other hotel I've ever visited. A very special place.

The location was perfect. Was not able to have curtains open due to people being able to look in.

Staff was very friendly and helpful, We arrived early but since the room was ready they allowed us to check in. Afternoon wine tasting a great idea. Located only a couple of blocks from the plaza within easy walking distance. They also have a shuttle that will take you anywhere within 3 miles. Breakfast was included and the kitchen has a limited offering for dinner that was excellent. Some minor noise issues, airconditioning fan was a bit bothersome and the toilet sound was very loud when flushed.