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Eldorado Hotel & Spa

3.1 (306 reviews)
PriceyHotels, Day Spas
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Taylor P.

Gorgeous, scenic hotel right in the middle of the heart of Santa Fe. The rooms with the fireplace (and firewood) are so relaxing. I stayed for a conference and found the atmosphere welcoming. Very nice outdoor pool and hot tub area.

Outside from the back and around the corner.
Amy R.

We stayed here because it was the hotel for a conference nearby in May. The location is great and the outside of the building is really beautiful. Lobby is unique also. The stay was not very pleasant. The walls were thin and we could easily hear people walking by in the hallway when trying to sleep. To start with I had to stop at the reception desk our first night because we didn't have any hand soap. I also had to stop by twice to get toilet paper because the cleaning staff never restocked or left an additional roll. One morning I had to go down to the front desk for more coffee pods because the staff restocked us with only decaf. I tried calling to have them bring some up, but they only had 1 person at the desk and they said they were unable to leave. The AC in our room made a very annoying noise. Overall the rooms were dated. Hallways and lobby were nice. I think the stay could have been better if staff had done a better job of restocking things in our room.

Lisa N.

The team at Eldorado is SO kind and hospitable! I've stayed here multiple times for work and each time have been impressed. Couple of my favorite perks- free water bottles, a premium fitness center including Peloton and Lululemon mirror. The pool deck! It's open year-round, including a couple of hot tubs. The robes! Overall, highly recommend if you're in Santa Fe. The location is right net to the plaza, walkable to everything.

Yummy food
Franny Z.

We had our gala here and everything was so beautiful. The food was so delicious. I was so impressed by this hotel!

Patrick D.

This is a century-old resort that reopened in 2021 completely updated, in a mode cozy Santa Fe style. It is intended to preserve the qualities of old Santa Fe. architectural types very close to the Pueblo-Spanish. The renovation was very well done. The Eldorado is very well located , just five minutes away from the Santa Fe Plaza. Where you have great shopping including my favorite Lucchese cowboy boots store. You can immerse yourself in spiritual healing at the spa and develop an understanding for local native's traditions. The rooms are spacious and the staffs are very dedicated and helpful.

Lauren M.

Location, location, location! We were able to enjoy one night in Santa Fe and this hotel offered a clean and comfortable stay for us. The lobby area was spacious and high and nice. The pool deck was nice too. Valet parking is offered and is really the only option for this location.

Bathtub
Amy E.

Stayed here for 4 nights when visiting Santa Fe and what the hotel has going for it is definitely its location. It's central to everything and makes for super easy walks around Santa Fe and is great location to start your adventure. Unfortunately the property could use some love-bathtub was peeling, broken attachments in the shower, AC wasn't powerful enough to truly cool the room and thin walls had us waking up to loud tvs from the room next door. Not sure the cons make it worth the price-there seem to be a ton of properties nearby and rates seemed comparable. Valet parking is included in the additional amenity fee of $35 a day. The rooftop pool is nice and gym was okay but super hot and no fans were around. Staff was friendly and bar was a nice stop on the margarita trail.

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We traveled to Sante Fe, New Mexico to have a mother daughter bachelorette trip for my daughter…read more From the moment we checked in, the staff was incredibly welcoming and patient with me answering all of my crazy questions--and trust me, there were plenty! Why? Because I am NOT a natural outdoor person. Give me a hotel with room a clean room, mini bar, and service and I'm usually good! But... I was pleasantly surprised! The spa gives you an upscale experience while still maintaining a completely calming, natural, and peaceful atmosphere. Everything was clean, beautifully decorated, and thoughtfully designed. I honestly expected spider webs, grime, and a little "roughing it" , but that was NOT the case! We hiked two of the trails and even met two little residents--raccoons! They were completely unimpressed by us, but we enjoyed the encounter anyway. The entire property was calm and serene. No kids running loose, no families arguing, and no chaos. There were several bachelorette parties and different groups while we were there, but everyone seemed to respect the peaceful environment. Hands down, the best massage of my life. I actually fell asleep--which says EVERYTHING! We also did a morning yoga class, explored the trails, enjoyed the saunas and saltwater pool, and ate some really good food. We only ate at the restaurant once. The food was good, although I did find it a little pricey. Still, the overall experience was worth it. If you are looking for a place to turn up, party hard, and stay on your phone the entire time, this probably isn't the place for you. But if you need to disconnect, breathe, grab a good book, slow down, and give yourself a true mind-and-body reset--THIS is it. My daughter was in heaven, and since this was part of her bachelorette experience, the bride definitely got what she wanted! She truly enjoyed herself, and honestly, so did I. We will DEFINITELY be back! Come prepared to put the phone down, take a deep breath, relax, and enjoy the experience. This was exactly the reset we needed!

As someone who has lived in Santa Fe for 25 years and visited both Ojo Santa Fe and Ojo Caliente…read moremany times over the years, I am incredibly disappointed to say that my most recent visit to Ojo Santa Fe will be my last. The entire purpose of visiting a place like Ojo is to relax, unwind, and enjoy the peaceful, restorative experience that these mineral springs are supposed to offer. Unfortunately, my experience was anything but relaxing. Instead of a tranquil soak, I found myself surrounded by loud, obnoxious guests who seemed to think they were at a resort swimming pool or a social gathering rather than a peaceful spa. Conversations were loud, people were inconsiderate of those around them, and there seemed to be absolutely no effort to maintain the quiet, respectful atmosphere that once made Ojo such a special place. What disappointed me most was the apparent lack of management oversight. Where were the staff reminding guests to lower their voices, speak in whispers, and respect the experience of others? A spa charging premium prices for relaxation has a responsibility to create and maintain an atmosphere that actually allows guests to relax. That should not be left to visitors to enforce themselves. I understand that Santa Fe attracts tourists, and I have always enjoyed introducing out-of-town friends and family to the wonderful places our community has to offer. But visitors need to understand that Ojo is not a party destination. It is supposed to be a sanctuary of peace and quiet. Management should be making those expectations clear and ensuring that everyone respects them. This is not the experience I associate with Ojo Caliente, where my visits have generally reflected a much greater appreciation for the quiet, restorative atmosphere that makes soaking in mineral waters so special. The contrast between the two properties is striking and deeply disappointing. What makes this especially frustrating is that Ojo Santa Fe has the potential to be a beautiful, peaceful escape. The setting is lovely, but beautiful surroundings mean very little when the atmosphere is ruined by noise, inconsiderate behavior, and a failure to enforce even basic spa etiquette. After 25 years of living here and many visits to both properties, I never imagined I would write a review like this. But I left feeling irritated and disappointed rather than rejuvenated. I paid for a relaxing experience and received the exact opposite. I will no longer recommend Ojo Santa Fe to visitors, I will not bring my out-of-town guests here, and I have no intention of returning. Ojo Santa Fe management needs to decide whether it wants to offer a genuine spa and wellness experience or simply operate an expensive social swimming pool. Because, based on my recent visit, the peaceful sanctuary I once appreciated has been lost. A truly relaxing soak should not be too much to ask at a destination whose entire appeal is built around relaxation.

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I found this gem of a place off Yelp and am happy to add another 5 star review for this wonderful…read morespa! My mom and I were planning a weekend in Santa Fe and always get a massage when we visit. I called Kerstyn a few days before our visit to see if she could fit my mom and I in for us both having a massage done at the same time. She was able to quicky get another massage therapist (female which I had requested) and called me to let me know that we could get in for an hour massage each. The day of the massage my mom and I arrived and met Kerstyn and Aubry who was the other massage therapist. My mom wanted deep tissue work and I selected traditional. There were two tables set up in the massage room which was fine with my mom and I as we have shared a room for double massages many times. Kerstyn worked on my mom and Aubry worked on me. The massages were WONDERFUL. My mom has had MANY massages in her life and stated that the deep tissue massage she got from Kerstyn was probably the best she ever had. I thought Aubry was wonderful and I fully enjoyed my massage. As I mentioned before, my mom and I have been to Santa Fe before and we have had massages at both Ten Thousand Waves and Bishop's Lodge and we both thought the massages we got with Kerstyn and Aubry were as good if not better than others. This spa doesn't have the hot tubs and spas and other things like some of the higher end places so if you are looking for that kind of experience you may be better off going to one of the larger spas. However, if you want a really good massage at a very reasonable price then I would highly recommend this place. My mom and I would for sure book here again the next time we come to town!

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5 stars for making me feel better in an hour…read more Arriving to Santa Fe I was a little queasy. Mountain roads, I'm 4 months pregnant, up and down in the airplane, I was getting flush in the face, sweating and vomiting. I thought it could be a combination of the trip and pregnancy (although I've never been sick through the pregnancy). Our hotel manager recommended the oxygen bar at our orientation. After a nap and no recovery I made an appointment. I did 1 hour of oxygen with massage. The massage is more raeki/ pressure point. Not Swedish. He worked on my hands, feet, neck and face. Massage was B+. A+ would of had more neck and shoulder rubbing. The oxygen made me feel better in the first 15 minutes. It is WELL worth it!! I'm thinking of going back this morning (day 2) for a short oxygen treatment. 2 drinks were included with the $145 treatment. One before and one after. The mojito with chlorophyll was good. Thanks to the staff and Michael for staying late to help me feel better. The treatment literally saved my vacation.

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