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Bishop's Lodge
Santa Fe
A historic ranch retreat in the foothills north of town, restored by Auberge with a spa, trails and a 19th-century chapel.
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Boutique hotels in Santa Fe
Santa Fe's adobe inns blend Pueblo, Spanish and Western styles in a high-desert city of art galleries and turquoise skies.
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Where to stay in Santa Fe
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Inn of the Five Graces
Santa Fe
A richly decorated inn near the Plaza, with suites full of Central Asian textiles, mosaics and kiva fireplaces.
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La Fonda on the Plaza
Santa Fe
A landmark hotel on the Plaza with hand-painted furniture and a rooftop bar that looks across the city at sunset.
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Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi
Santa Fe
An intimate Pueblo-style hotel a few steps from the Plaza, with gaslit fireplaces and a respected restaurant.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, is one of the oldest cities in the United States, founded by the Spanish in 1610 at the foot of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Its low adobe buildings, galleries on Canyon Road and the Native American artisans under the Palace of the Governors' portal give it a character found nowhere else in the country.
Where to stay
The area around the Plaza is the most convenient, with museums, restaurants and shops within a few blocks. Canyon Road is quieter and full of galleries, and the hills just outside town offer ranch-style retreats with big views.
Good to know
Santa Fe sits at about 7,000 feet, so take it easy on the first day. Summer brings Indian Market and the opera; autumn is golden and crisp, and winter has snow and nearby skiing.
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Questions about Santa Fe
How many boutique hotels are there in Santa Fe?
We list 4 boutique hotels in Santa Fe, including Bishop's Lodge, Inn of the Five Graces and La Fonda on the Plaza.
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