Guadalupe Inn

The hostess made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived, and breakfast was satisfying and delicious. The inn was clean, cozy, and so comfortable that I wished we could have stayed longer. I slept wonderfully in the comfy bed. If you're visiting Santa Fe, I'd happily recommend this place.

We stayed in the Honeymoon suite and liked its somewhat open layout. The architecture had loads of charm, and the service felt caring. We were exhausted when we arrived the first night, though, and the host spent about an hour explaining where everything was and how to use the remote. Allan, if you’re reading this, sorry I wasn’t taking it all in. I’m sure your Santa Fe tips are great. One of the best hotels my girlfriend and I have stayed in.

This was a comfortable home base for our Santa Fe visit, even when the weather turned a little chilly, and the price felt fair. The inn is small, so breakfast can get more attention than at a larger hotel. It isn’t a top-end luxury stay, if that’s what you’re looking for. The staff were welcoming, got us oriented, and pointed out quirks in the room while assuring us they were available. We didn’t know which train we’d take from Albuquerque, but they followed up that day and check-in went smoothly. We didn’t have a car, and the location worked well: quiet enough to feel like a retreat but still walkable to most sights and the Railrunner station. We needed an early train to make sure we caught our flight back from ABQ. The website notes that some rooms require using stairs, so consider that when booking if accessibility or bulky luggage is a concern.

We could walk to everything downtown, which made exploring the attractions easy and meant we didn’t have to worry about parking. Breakfast was a favorite, with tasty local choices and excellent coffee. The boutique hotel has loads of character, and the managers are a delight: warm, funny, and always happy to chat.