My partner and I loved everything about Four Kachinas Inn. Our room (and common areas) were decorated with colorful artwork. Our beds had very comfortable mattresses and bedding. The room had real glasses (including wine glasses) and coffee mugs, rather than flimsy, disposable plastic or paper. We had a small private patio but mostly used the shared patio that was decorated with art and a fountain - a great place to hang out in the afternoon. Breakfasts included a freshly baked sweet bread or cake, fresh fruit, and a different hot egg dish each morning (there was also coffee, tea, juice, yogurt, and toast if desired). The staff were friendly and helpful. The shared breakfast room was available in the afternoons and evenings for relaxing, and had a host of books and guides about Santa Fe and New Mexico. The location is great - in a quiet residential neighborhood, within easy walking distance of the Plaza, the Railyard District, and Canyon Road. Everything was clean and tidy. Oh, and there were fresh homemade cookies in the breakfast room every afternoon. I wouldn't change a thing and I would return in a heartbeat! (P.S. We used the internet a lot and never had a problem. Although our room didn't have a fridge, there was a shared fridge that guests could use, that also contained complimentary sparkling and still waters.) read more

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I have stayed at Four Kachinas Inn at least 6 times with nothing but glowing reports. This visit two weeks ago I give mixed reviews. Although the staff, breakfasts, room cleanliness remains steady with the new owners, the lack of internet service was extremely frustrating. I was unable to get service in my room the entire 4 nights and resorted to having to leave the property to get service. I told the staff and new owners on a daily basis and the best they could offer besides deflecting the issue was to let me into the main office to use the internet. The owners were very polite but did not fix or address the issue. They insinuated they did not understand why this was happening to me as if it was my phone that was not working. In this day and age it is imperative to have service and it made my stay stressful. J K read more

Great place to stay. The room was super comfortable, the breakfasts were good, and the friendly concierge accommodated my specific dietary requests. The patio was a lovely place to hang out, have breakfast, or enjoy an afternoon drink. It is a convenient location, within walking distance of the plaza and Canyon Road. read more

Lovely hotel. Checked in late and they were so accommodating, leaving great instructions for letting ourself in. Cozy big room and great breakfast. Super friendly will definitely stay here again next time I'm in Santa Fe. read more

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We stayed at Four Kachinas from Friday evening until Sunday morning in April. Once the cost of the room, tax, and the lodger's fee were combined, the cost came to $290.59 per night. For that price, and for being a 3-star hotel, Four Kachinas fell well below what we were expecting. Hotel Tech Report describes 3-star hotels as follows: "Three stars: a typical hotel will have three stars and offer room service, ensuite bathrooms, daily cleaning, a desk or table, and Wifi. This is a standard hotel experience that most travelers expect unless they're on a strict budget." Four Kachinas did not offer room service, a desk or table, and the WiFi was continually intermittent through our stay. When we tried to watch TV, it buffered because of the slow WiFi, and then when we selected something it wanted us to download and sign up for an app. We needed to run the hot water in the bathroom for a long while for it to heat up; the hot water heater is presumably shared with the other rooms and en suites in the complex. Finally, there was no mini-fridge in the room, so we couldn't bring home leftovers, and anyone needing to store refrigerated medication would be out of luck. The room we selected, the Zia, was cute and decorated eclectically in a Southwest theme. It had a very solid king bed, two sitting chairs, a closet for storing clothing, and a large shower. Four Kachinas offers a breakfast in the morning from 8am-9:30am, which includes bread selections, fruit plates, cereal, and a hot dish. The morning we tried the breakfast the hot dish was a vegetarian black bean and tortilla strata and one link of chicken sausage. Neither my husband nor I cared for the breakfast and we opted to eat out the second morning we were there. Overall, a cute room but not much in the way at all with amenities or even basic services (a refrigerator, WiFi, hot water, a table or desk, etc). Perhaps others will have a different experience, but at almost $300 a night we'll opt to stay elsewhere next time. read more

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We had a fabulous time the two nights we stayed at Four Kachinas. It was within walking distance to everything. We stayed in the Baumann room -- very clean and comfortable. The owner, Walt, served a homemade breakfast each morning. He even remembered I was gluten free and had a special gluten free muffin for me one morning, on top of the delicious southwestern omelet. Would definitely stay here again. read more

I just had the most enchanting experience at Four Kachinas Inn for four beautiful nights! As a solo traveler in town for a writers' retreat, I couldn't have chosen a better location. Tucked away on a quiet street just south of the plaza, I was close enough to walk to many beautiful areas of town, but far enough away to enjoy the beauty and serenity of this superb bed and breakfast. Upon checking in, I was greeted warmly by Walt, Hannah, and Pretzel (one kind human and two sweet doggies). The bed and linens were luxurious, as was the provided bathrobe, which I begrudgingly exchanged for regular clothes before heading to the breakfast room every morning. Speaking of breakfast, the amazing and attentive staff served up lovely and unique dishes every day. Think homemade cones, strata, waffles, shakshuka, coffee cake. Fresh, perfectly ripe fruit is also served daily, along with yogurt, granola, cheese, bagels, and the most delicious locally roasted coffee. I loved the intimacy of the Four Kachinas. With only six guest rooms, it feels very inviting and homey. I had wonderful conversations with other guests over breakfast. But there is also no pressure to mingle if you prefer to do your own thing. There are plenty of sitting areas and a beautiful patio space so guests can spread out. There are plenty of restaurants and shops within walking distance of the property. The Railyard district and Canyon Road, famous for its dozens of art galleries, are also an easy walk. It's truly the perfect place to call home when in Santa Fe! read more

Had an overnight in Santa Fe while on a road trip. I arrived late, and Wayne was very accommodating in setting up a late check in for me. The Inn is absolutely lovey and my room was clean and comfortable. I especially loved the claw foot tub in my bathroom! And breakfast was absolutely delicious- it was like something I would have ordered at a high end restaurant. 100% will go back. read more

e spent 6 nights at this beautiful, quiet and well located bed and breakfast and did not want to leave. Our Zia room was one of the most comfortable rooms we have experienced and the owners and staff do their utmost to make sure that you enjoy your stay. As we were leaving for the airport, our rental car wouldn't start. Walt, one of the Four Kachinas owners, drove us in his car so we wouldn't miss our plane. His prompt and helpful response got us to the airport on time and was very appreciated. We loved Santa Fe and highly recommend Four Kachinas. read more

Overall a great choice. Four Kachinas is pretty close to the Plaza area, so you can walk to a lot of things there comfortably, but is very quiet compared to some of the nearby lodging choices. I think we may have been the only people staying there on the overnight we did, so we were changed to the Kachina room, which has a lot of lovely Kachina art within, and it's probably the closest to the breakfast room. I felt kind of bad that they cooked a breakfast for just us, since we don't eat much, but it was a pretty good and fresh breakfast. Not the absolute best B&B breakfast I've ever had, but certainly better than the breakfast at any chain hotel. There is whatever entree and baked good the chef feels like making that day, plus a variety of beverages, and stuff like cereal and oatmeal available, cheese, fruit, bread, etc. No problems getting full and the local pinon coffee was tasty. The bed was just a little firm for my taste, and the pillows too soft, but generally comfortable. Nice quality bedding. The tile floors are heated, so they're comfortable. Totally quiet ambient heating, no noisy unit. Nice small patio. I always pre-plan my vacations down to the smallest detail, so I didn't really need the help, but the proprietor seemed friendly and helpful and full of info. The main issue we had is that we had to kill two spiders in our room in the few hours we were there, one of which did look like a black widow. The hotel exterior is covered in webs. I hate spiders and this is just not acceptable for me. I hope they will step up their pest control game and then I would love to return. The climate in Santa Fe reminds me a lot of the climate in Reno. When we lived in Reno, the spiders on our house got so out of control that I had to kill upwards of ten freaking spiders a day sometimes, all kinds of spiders. Since then I've learned to spray the house myself with professional grade poisons and not pay someone to do it poorly with watered down chemicals so you have to call them more often. You can also use eucalyptus leaves indoors to repel spiders when you don't want to use sprays indoors (this is great if you have pets or very young children). read more

We have stayed here for many years (before Yelp) and love it. Walt is the consummate host. He knows about art, travel, My husband and I have been staying at Four Kachinas B&B in Santa Fe since before there was Google, Yelp or Trip Advisor. It is a great place to stay, well situated and comfortable. Innkeeper Walt is the consummate host. He is very knowledgeable about all things Santa Fe; especially about art and dining. The rooms are beautifully decorated and the breakfast part of B&B is excellent. Wait until you taste any one of the coffee cakes. Yummmm! If you are planning a trip to Santa Fe the Four Kachinas is the perfect place to stay. However, if they are fully booked their sister property El Faralito operated by innkeeper Wayne is equally wonderful. email by Google: secure, fast & organized by Google, Inc. https://appsto.re/us/iRBmz.iw read more

We had a wonderful 3 night stay at the Four Kachinas. Walt, one of the proprietors, is an excellent host. Walt works hard (but makes it look easy) to make his guests feel comfortable, appreciated, and well taken care of. And this attitude shows in the homemade breakfast that is served each morning--a very welcome change from the chain hotels--with a savory hot dish along with a delicious pastry or coffee cake, yogurt, cheeses, cereal and a lovely fresh fruit plate, coffee, and an assortment of Mighty Leaf teas ( this serious tea drinker was impressed and delighted). In addition, Walt is a walking, talking, knowledgable and friendly tour guide for all things Santa Fe. So helpful. Our room was well and tastefully appointed, very comfortable, and stocked with bathrobes, high end toiletries, and soft towels..a nice plus was an outdoor patio that we could access from our room. There was also a lovely courtyard outside our room and a refrigerator stocked with water that we could help ourself to anytime. The icing on this cake is that the Four Kachinas is in an excellent location--close to Canyon Rd., restaurants, shopping, and historical sights. Our only regret was that we wanted to stay one more night, but the Inn was completely full. We will be sure to book earlier the next time we visit, which we hope is soon. read more

We had a wonderful stay at Four Kachinas. Our room was comfortable and clean. Walt was a great host and a pretty good cook too. Everyone was friendly and informative. The breakfast was interesting and tasty each day. The other guests were friendly and helpful. All around a very pleasant experience. We will definitely return. read more

We wanted someplace for a small family reunion, and lucked into being able to book all six rooms at 4 Kachinas from Thurs - Sun. What a wonderful stay! The rooms were beautifully furnished, with art and comfy furniture - everything was very clean. The "commons areas" were lovely, even in December, and inviting. We so enjoyed meeting Walt and Wayne (not to mention their cute dogs). They were very accomodating to a few particular needs we had. Great location. Breakfast was outstanding and Walt had a ton of recommendations from restaurants to museums to parks. We hope we can make a return visit! read more

Tucked on a quiet residential street, this charming, comfortable B&B is a very short walk from all of Santa Fe's historical attractions. The tastefully decorated rooms are outfitted with an eye for detail (iron, robe, hairdryer). Breakfast is yummy and the innkeepers are friendly and knowledgeable about the area (real pros). I'd go back in a heartbeat. read more

This place was fantastic! We visited for New Year's Eve and it was beautiful. The service was fantastic from someone unknowingly brushing off our snowy car to the tasty breakfast. Our room was wonderfully decorated and clean upon arrival. It is also super close to the plaza and can easily get there within a 10 minute walk. We would definitely stay again! Thank you! read more

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Beautiful and peaceful room decorated with Santa Fe paintings and furnishings. Breakfast was healthy and delicious. The owners gave us great restaurant and entertainment recommendations. I will definitely be staying here again when I return to Santa Fe. read more

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We had a wonderful stay at Four Kachinas Inn. This is a small gem perfectly located within easy walking distance of the Plaza downtown, Canyon Road galleries and terrific restaurants. The private courtyard was a nice addition. The room was very clean and beautifully decorated and the bed was very comfortable. They even offered a choice of pillows with different firmness, a very nice surprise. Walt, one of the owners, was very accommodating as we arrived several hours before check-in. He is knowledgeable about the area's history and sites. He also made a tremendous breakfast dish each morning and offered a lovely plate of fresh fruit, as well. The attention to many small details at Four Kachinas is wonderful and very much appreciated. We will definitely stay here again on our next visit! read more

I really like this place. It's in a great location as it is a short walk from downtown. Our room was comfortable, quiet, and classy. A breakfast was included and it was fresh and tasty. While BnB's tend to cost more I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again as it really is step-up from staying in a hotel. read more

My husband and I recently visited Santa Fe for the first time. We were very happy with the accommodations here. Our room was updated with a local flair, spotlessly clean, and well within walking distance to the plaza. Be prepared to have the complimentary breakfast daily! I looked forward to it every morning! I can't imagine you can buy a better breakfast locally! Kudos to Walt's culinary skills !!! Thanks for a wonderful stay! read more

Four Kachinas provided a wonderful home base for our Santa Fe adventure. I'm not typically a "B&B Person" but this place was a perfect example of all the benefits B&B have to offer. Specifically, Walt was a wonderful, gregarious host that could not only make solid recommendations for things to do and eat, but give you a lot of local color as well. Also I felt it was accessible to a diverse range of people. Walt bent over backwards to meet any dietary restrictions we had while managing to make tasty food. As for amenities, our bed was fantastically comfortable and we were close enough to the square to walk most places. The only thing I would request is a microwave in the breakfast room so we could heat up our leftovers. read more

From the fantastic breakfast and highly knowledgeable owners to the radiant heat in the tile floors, this place is wonderful. I'd recommend it to anyone. read more

We truly enjoyed our stay at the Four Kachinas Inn. The room was very clean and quiet. The staff were extremely cordial and accommodating. Plus the inn is located just a short walk from the downtown area. We will definitely recommend the Four Kachinas Inn to friends and family. read more

This bed and breakfast is inflexible and has no compassion for family emergencies. I will never book again. For a legitimate, very early cancelation (almost 2 months early), they refused to waive their cancelation fee, which they charge PER ROOM. I will share details of my experience but also encourage you to read the 1 and 2 star reviews on Travelocity about similar customer experiences regarding funerals and other family emergencies. I booked the 4 Kachinas in early October 2021 for 2 rooms, 3 nights in early January 2022. My father was just diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer and requires 44 continuous days of radiation. The radiation concludes mid-January. I called the hotel today, November 10, almost 2 months prior to the reservation. Wayne told me that they will NOT refund the cancelation fee for my parents' room. He told me that under no circumstances will they waive the cancelation fee. He said it didn't matter if someone has reserved a room 12 months in advance. Be warned--and note the reviews about funerals for which 4 Kachinas and El Farolito REFUSED to waive the cancelation fee. I offered to provide documentation of my father's radiation treatment, but Wayne said it didn't matter. I was disgusted. What kind of customer service is this? read more

We had an excellent stay at the Four Kachinas Inn. The management 's effort in catering to our special dietary needs was over the top. Walt is a great source of information about the town, the culture, and things to do and places to see. In general the staff was very courteous and helpful. The inn is well located on a quite street that is a short walk from the town center. The rooms are nicely appointed, and the bed was comfortable. We would be delighted to stay again. read more

I am really surprised not to see more reviews for this charming little spot. My wife and arrived first week of April for three nights. We pulled in around 4 and a gentleman (Wayne) came to the lot to greet us. He showed us to our room then took us to the community room and went over breakfast details. Wayne was willing to take whatever time we needed to take in New Mexico, he is so in tune with the city. The next morning at breakfast we met Walt who is also very nice and helpful. The community room is great where you get to meet other guests and share where you are going or have gone. Ok now on to the inn keeper Angela. Angela is a real gem and prepares a wonderful breakfast spread and will go out of her way to please you if you have any preferences. After breakfast they leave out water, fruit, cookies and snacks to grab throughout the day or on your way out. I cannot say enough about Angela being so sweet and thoughtful. I wish her the best pursuing her nursing career, she will make a great nurse. Overall Wayne and Walt and the entire staff are excellent and would not hesitate to stay here again or their other property down the street. Thank you for making our stay so special. read more

Excellent accommodations, super clean rooms, and excellent service. We loved the breakfast- and Walt and Wayne were a wealth of knowledge. We got a great deal through a hotel site- and will definitely come again. Perfectly situated to museums, shopping, restaurants, and even a market nearby. Can't beat the late-night cookies for guests. Just awesome! :-) read more

My wife and I had a delightful time at The Four Kachinas last month. Our week-long stay was our first visit to Santa Fe. We were here for a family wedding providing us with a reunion for family from Alaska to Georgia. Walt and Wayne and the entire Four Kachinas staff were helpful, friendly and a pleasure to be around...breakfasts were great with 'gourmet' quiches and strata each morning, fresh fruit plates and fresh pastries and breads. The location could not be beat as we were across the street from the Capitol (3 floors of wonderful art open to the public) and within walking distance of the Plaza, downtown museums and galleries and historic churches. Hope to return to Santa Fe and The Four Kachinas sometime soon. read more

We very much enjoyed our stay in March at Four Kachinas. We were en route to Las Cruces, and stopped for a three-day adventure in Santa Fe. Wayne and Walt are so wonderful and know everything there is to know about Santa Fe galleries, shops, restaurants, and hikes. Breakfast each morning was delicious, and our room was very well decorated and comfortable. We will certainly return to Four Kachinas! read more

Great stay at the Four Kachinas Inn. Small bed and breakfast within walking distance to shopping at the Plaza and art galleries on Canyon Road. The rooms were very clean with comfortable beds. Breakfast each morning was varied and delicious. Walt, the innkeeper, was hospitable and knowledgable. He offered great advice on places to visit/shop and discussed the history of the area. We would love to visit again. read more