The Parador

The Parador made a lovely base for our Santa Fe stay. We could walk from the Railyard District to the Plaza, galleries, and farmers' market, while the residential setting stayed peaceful. The staff were welcoming and shared dining and sightseeing tips we wouldn’t have found in a guidebook. Our room had a cozy, individual feel, with adobe walls, wooden vigas, and local art. It felt more like a historic farmhouse lovingly kept up than a cookie-cutter hotel, and the old history mixed nicely with modern artistic touches. Breakfast was another favorite: fresh, delicious food made with good ingredients, enjoyed in the pretty dining room with coffee. It felt charming and bohemian, and gave us a real sense of New Mexico. We’d happily stay again. Greetings from Lucas and Andreas.

There’s so much to see nearby, from the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum and historic buildings to galleries and restaurants like Coyote Cafe. The Plaza, Canyon Road, The Railyard, and State Capital are all close, too. Celen was a wonderful hostess, full of information and laughs. Breakfast is terrific and starts at 8. For an earlier bite, there’s nearby restaurant Sage, or you can keep food in your refrigerator, though some rooms don’t have one.

We were comfortable in the room and bed, and the location put us close to everything we wanted to see. Breakfast and coffee were fantastic, thanks to the very talented Chef Chris. Highly recommend.

We picked this place for the first night of our honeymoon road trip and felt especially well looked after. Loved the rooms, the food, the staff, and the whole vibe. So glad we stayed here, and already looking forward to coming back.