I had an early morning flight out of Santa Fe and I had ben warned that Uber/Lyft might not be…read morereliable at that hour, so in advance, I booked a ride from Rob. He turned up early in his big Mercedes SUV. He was friendly and courteous, and we had a nice chat on the drive to the airport. I highly recommend Rob's Rides and will definitely hire him again whenever I return to Santa Fe. Thank you, Rob!

Rob provided transportation for me from ABQ to The Eldorado tonight -…read moremy flight arrived at 10pm and I was a bit anxious about getting to the hotel. He tracked my flight, arrived early, and was a pleasant conversationalist on route. Thanks Rob!

World Travel Management Limo Service is a "Bait and Switch SCAM! Beware, and be forewarned. They…read morequoted a one-way limo service from Colorado Springs to Santa Fe on May 13, 2024 for a cost of $343.75. I booked and paid the non-refundable fare on June 2, 2024 for service date of July 28, 2024 for my elderly parents. (91 and 89). On the evening of July 25, I received an email from the limo owner Deanna Ballard stating that they could not provide the service at the quoted price. She said the trip cost is now $1,500! With only a couple of days notice, I was unable to hire anyone and ended up driving them to Santa Fe. It was 630 miles roundtrip. When I asked her about the substantial difference the quote and the actual price, Deanna stated that her website gave an inaccurate quote. I asked why they didn't reach out in the beginning of June, so we could make other arrangements, she had no answer. I was curious, so I requoted the exact fare on her website https://wtmllc.com The fare came up as $348. I called her back and asked about the fare, and she said it will still be $1,500 and that she had a client in a similar emergency situation and also charged them $1500 for their fare. Do not trust the quote you receive, it is a "Bait and Switch". At the last minute they will cancel your limo unless you pay the jacked up price. NOTE: When I researched World Travel Management Limo Service, I discovered that their address, 223 N Guadalupe St #498 Santa Fe NM 87501 is a UPS Store Mailbox and that the photos of their fleet are actually Google Stock Photos of Limousine cars.

I've used WTM several times when I've needed to get from Santa Fe to Albuquerque airport. Without…read moreexception the vehicles are nice, well-maintained, and spotlessly clean. The drivers are polite, well-dressed, and on-time, which is very important. This trip my driver was Andrew, who is a real gentleman and a sweetheart. When I need to make a reservation, I call Deanna who always gets it right!

Bonson was on time and very pleasant. He made the hour long drive go by quickly. I highly recommend!read more

Absolutely not, I would not recommend this taxi company and perhaps others in Santa Fe because they…read moregauge people arriving by flight late at night. Sometimes you have no choice, but if can take an airport shuttle with hotels, rideshare options, or research the price of private company rides to your destination ahead of time would make a difference. Taxis companies like this, they don't explain extra fees until they drop you off, not including tip. They also ask if you are traveling on personal or business at the end of the ride and that might factor into the price. Its sketchy. I wouldn't trust them. This kind of pricing has to stop.

I was on a train travel adventure and managed to get a little stranded at the Lamy station (my…read morefriend's car broke down en route to come retrieve me, and she was still hours away), but it ended up being such a bright spot in the middle of my trek. First of all, the station itself is really cool. It's tucked up near some beautiful hills and the trees surrounding the picnic area provide lovely shade and make it a picturesque place to kill a little time. Inside, there is a little waiting room with super cool art and signage, and in the back there is a cozy pub with a great beer selection and even a food menu. They have WiFi that they freely share, and that afternoon there was a guitarist playing mellow tunes while folks just hung out. I'm not sure how I got so lucky to find such a gem of a place to post up; I spent much of the time marveling at my good fortune (and drinking a tasty beer). As cool as the station is, the real find was the people who staff and patronize it. You couldn't ask for a more welcoming or warm group of humans. As soon as I asked the station master about alternative modes of transit, my plight made the rounds. Before I knew it I had complete strangers offering me rides to various points so I could meet up with my friend. And while that at first might sound a little sketch, I can honestly say that it was just well-intentioned kindness. There is a palpable sense of community that permeates the entire place, and one can't help but soak it up. I ended up accepting a ride from a lovely gentleman who was on his way north with his college-aged daughter. What could have been a stressful travel delay actually ended up being an unexpected but wonderful mini adventure, and I managed to discover a magical little realm in a small train station seemingly in the middle of nowhere. Lessons (less learned than) reiterated and reinforced: the journey is just as important as the destination, accept the kindness of strangers and then turn around and offer it to others, and when possible, stop and have a beer and a chat at the Amtrak Lamy Station.

Wonderful train station manned by friendly volunteers. Free snacks and assorted gift and drink…read moreitems to purchase (reasonably priced). Clean restrooms and the volunteers help you with your luggage. Nice folks. Historical building and there is even a brewery in one end of the building. Pretty new and since I don't drink I didn't try their brews but pretty impressive they have such a facility in a one horse town. The picnic area outside, under the shad trees, was quite nice and we had our lunch out there. Great experience.

When you're in Santa Fe, learn this fast. Do not rely on Uber for early flights…read more I had a 7 AM flight and scheduled an Uber for 4:30 AM. Woke up at 4 to check it. No driver confirmed. By 4:30, it was canceled. Not delayed. Canceled. Apparently this is normal here, which would've been nice to know before the panic set in. Enter Everest Taxi Service. Just as I was about to give up and go back to bed to rebook my flight, I got a call from a husband and wife team who run Everest. Calm, confident, no nonsense. They told me they could get me to the airport, which is about an hour away, with enough time to still make my flight. And they did exactly that. They showed up when they said they would, got me there safely, and turned what could've been a full travel disaster into a non event. If you're in Santa Fe and need a reliable ride, especially early morning, skip the apps. Call Everest Taxi Service.

We used Everest Taxi Service on two separate occasions, one for transportation between Santa Fe and…read moreLamy, New Mexico and one time for a half-day tour of many sites of Santa Fe. Everest Taxi Service showed up on time as scheduled, and we're competitive in their pricing. The drivers are the owners of the business and are very charming and personable. We can recommend them unequivocally!

Very small airport.....I am a senior citizen and was threatened by a TSA agent to be ejected from…read morethe airport. My suitcase was three feet behind me. Strange levels of testosterone and scare techniques. Crappy United Airlines service delays.,,,waited 3 hours for a connecting flight to Denver and now stuck in a hotel in Denver.

Keeping Merica safe. Line moves quickly and pax and airport employees seem happy…read more If you flew in or out you know what to expect. Still a lot more pleasant than some major airports. TSA nationally could learn some things from these employees. Added a pre-check line recently. Still in line with the others but they have signage now! Believe they are trying to separate things. Recent remodel to the airport added "more" food options and more TSA space. Still it's a small airport but when it comes to TSA that's a good thing. Less Disney-sequel lines to snake through. More friendly TSA demeanor. You feel like a human person and not just a head of cattle being moved through to slaughter. Keep your change, jewelry, and loose metals in your bag and it's easy peasy. A large majority of TSA foulups are people bringing three dollars in loose pennies through. Be prepared to toss your bags on the conveyor and step through with proper identification. Thanks!

We hired this car service recently when we were in a pinch. We were in Santa Fe but mistakenly…read morebooked a return flight home from Albuquerque and only realized it the night before. We were able to arrange a ride with Star Limo the night before for a 3:45am pick-up to drive to Albuquerque. The car was nice and clean and the driver was really professional. We were super pleased with our experience. A+!

Our driver never showed up, so we missed our flight which ruined our trip overseas. We booked this…read moreservice two weeks in advance. The dispatcher couldn't even find the driver or a replacement and by the time he suggested a cab, it was already too late.

This is the best visitor center we have ever been to in our life. I use to work as an inspector for…read moreAmerican Express Travel which took me literally to every continent around the globe. Never have I met a visitor center staff as attentive and knowledgeable as Eric who was at the train center. Living in Santa Fe now we had no idea this jewel of a center was available until we picked up friends there yesterday. Without a doubt the man behind the counter knows his business and whoever hired him was very fortunate to secure his talents. There's a bike shop also next-door which I thought was a good idea for alternate transportation in the area. Santa Fe is such a fascinating city discovering new treasures at every turn. If you like trains which I do and you want any information on Santa Fe stop by the visitor center and check out the extraordinary selection of information options that Eric has available. One thing I would recommend however is that they install complementary Internet. While we were waiting for our friends my wife wanted to book dining reservations online, AT&T had a terrible connection. That is one thing that is needed throughout the historic district of Santa Fe, complementary Internet.

Inside the Santa Fe Depot, there is a small Tourist Information Center and it it packed with…read morebrochures and information for the visitor or traveler. There are tables with chairs inside to sit down and figure out what it is you might want to do in Santa Fe. Since it was very hot outside, I was also happy to see a cold drink vending machine and happily bought a Powerade to cool me off. There was one lady manning the desk there and fielding questions from the tourists. Unfortunately, a big sign noted that there were no public restrooms available, although I did see the employee give a key to one man who got to use the bathroom facilities there. Because this info center seems kind of smallish and caters to mainly train travelers coming or going, I had to knock off 1 YELP STAR. I wish it had some public restrooms that people sitting around and waiting for the Rail Runner could utilize.