Our second time here. This time got the best spot in the park. The place is right in town and…read moreeasy to get around. Nice dog walk. Trees. Kept up very well. Nice people in the office. Code to get in after 4:30. Only 2 washer/ dryers and of course one was broke. Only $2 tho. Looks like a few full timers but grouped together. We will be back.

Friendly check in lady, very clean park. Bathrooms kept clean and well stocked. Nice little park…read morearea for kids or dogs. Quiet!! Close to everything in town.

A Santa Fe Gem! We…read moreabsolutely loved our stay at the Pecos Trail Inn! If you're traveling to Santa Fe--or even just passing through--this is definitely a place you need to check out. From the moment we arrived, Zaniya (hopefully I'm spelling that correctly!) and Maria at the front desk were so friendly, personable, and professional. They were incredibly accommodating and gave us some great recommendations for breakfast. Their hospitality really made us feel welcome. The rooms are so cool and unique, with each one decorated around a different theme. Our room was clean, comfortable, and full of character--nothing like a typical cookie-cutter hotel. We also loved the history of the property. Originally opened in 1955 as the Town House Inn, it was part of the classic motor-lodge era and later became the Pecos Trail Inn. It still has that nostalgic 1950s charm, with plenty of character and history woven into the experience. If you're ever headed to Santa Fe, stay here! Great people, a fun and unique room, lots of history, and that old-school Santa Fe charm. We had a wonderful stay and will definitely be back!

What a beautiful charming hotel. One of thee absolute best we been to in New Mexico. Definitely…read morelike being at home. Only better. Christine and I were amazed by the flower gardens.

We camped at this location and it is a beautiful place. There are about 4 pull through sites and…read moreabout 10 back in sites. All with electrical and water but no per site sewage dumping. There is a on site dump station. We were offered free firewood! There is a nice pond for fishing and there is a boat ramp. Not sure if they allow motors. There is an updated playground, and a basketball court, with a basketball available so you don't need to bring your own. The shower house is clean but not heated, with two showers. The price is as cheap also at only $20 a night. The only downside is the train tracks you have to cross when entering but we only heard the train once or twice the entire weekend, and luckily not at night. Will stay again!

I chose the Lamplighter Inn because it is less than the discount chains. It is locally owned and…read moreoperated. The room is both plain and exceedingly clean. If you want fancy decor and are prepared to pay some serious money; this is not the place for you. Go elsewhere. If you want something local (to keep your money here) at a fantastic price this place is ideal. My room is very clean. The service has been great. I could not be more pleased. Be aware that pets are not allowed anywhere. Smith's is across the street. Albertsons, Walgreens and Target are nearby.

My wife and I were looking for a one-night, budget-friendly stay in Santa Fe. We found this motel…read morevia Hotels.com, where it currently has a good rating. Pros: -Cost -Friendly staff -Clean room -Basic amenities -Indoor pool Cons: -Outdated heating/cooling unit (There's no thermostat and it's loud.) -Thin walls (Bring earplugs if you're a light sleeper.)

We stayed here for two nights (Fri/Sat) this past weekend and really enjoyed the place. I made the…read morereservation a little over four months ago through a travel website and the total cost with taxes and fees was just under $900, and that was with a slight discount. We were here during the busiest weekend of the season so the price was exponentially high compared to what it usually looks like. Rates can be between $150-200 a night on average, depending on when you book a reservation. You can pick a specific room to stay in when you book direct or through another site like I did. There are 12 rooms in total but only three rooms have more than one bed so keep that in mind. Rooms 5-8 are on the ground floor and the rest are upstairs. When I made our reservation I didn't have a preference on the room so I just picked Room 7 but at check in we were assigned to Room 8 for some reason. Check in starts at 3pm but the office closes at 5pm so make sure you get there on time or you'd have to call the after-hours phone number. There are six covered parking spaces which are underneath the second floor of the first building. I recommend trying to get one of these spaces because the rest are in front of the building and it's a tight squeeze to get in and out. The room was cozy and it had a pretty spacious bathroom. Unfortunately the fan in the bathroom didn't work so it became a sauna in there if the hot water was running for too long. The room also featured a kitchenette (sink, fridge, microwave, stove). There was an enclosed outdoor patio which we didn't get to use because the deadbolt on the door leading to it was stuck so the door wouldn't open. The bedframe was really squeaky but otherwise ok. The wall outlets had really low output and it took over a hour and a half just to charge my phone 50%. The A/C was very loud but we left it on for most of our stay because it got really hot in the room if the A/C was off. The walls are kind of thin so you can hear the TV in the adjacent room if it's on. The wifi had a really weak signal in the room so guests were going outside to get better connections. There is another shared patio area by the ground floor rooms but other guests were smoking cigarettes and marijuana out there so we stayed in our room. They didn't have the decency to clean up their mess so one of the hotel employees was picking cigarette butts out of the planter later. Breakfast is served from 8am-10am in the office. The offerings were minimal - premade burritos from Trader Joe's, bagels, yogurt, fresh fruit, coffee, and orange juice. I'd definitely stay here again. The location is pretty close to the Railyard District and less than a 15 minute walk to the Plaza.

We stayed here on a whim. Family that runs this hotel couldn't be nicer. Our room was more like a…read moresuite in someone's home. Very comfortable, warm on a clod night and close enough to the old town to walk. The parking lot is tight, but safe. Breakfast Burritos were sensational!! Totally reccomend. We will return some day soon I hope!

LAWSuIT: This place is not accredited by HI !! Hostel…read moreInternational Stay away! If you have been discriminated against during check in, stay or leaving. Please contact me. International travelers beware ! A tent is a safer option. They are not accredited by HI Hostel International. There are very very good camping options or better hotels that offer way more and cleaner. Stay away .

Pulling up I thought it looked super cool. That all changed when I got to my room and found a dead…read morecockroach on the floor. Fruit flies in the kitchen and moldy bread In coolers. Worst of all was that there was raw meat sitting opened in the fridge. It was a sickly greenish grey color. Id say the price was a plus, but you're getting exactly what you pay for. I'd ask for a refund but I don't that'll happen. Go anywhere else.

My favorite place to stay in Santa Fe…read more Be prepared to pay $$$$ for the experience but loved it. The suites have own kitchenette and styled in the old world Santa Fe furniture from Seret's and Son's furniture store located in the square. High end furniture that is to die for!! I have never slept on a more comfortable hotel bed!! Wonderful customer service. Minutes from the square and perfect little walk. If you want a true "Santa Fe" experience than this is by far one of your best options!!

It's just a train stop and that's it, but a very important one I would imagine for locals and…read moretourists alike. I waited here for the rail runner train to Albuquerque, which arrived perfectly on time, and was painless to figure out even for a visitor like me. You just wait based on the schedule, it shows up, and you can buy your ticket online or on-board. You can also buy a day pass, which is worth it if you plan to ride more than one way, a significant savings. This stop has a large parking lot for commuters, and bike lockers for those who routinely would bike to and/or from the stop. It's right in the heart of the downtown area of Santa Fe, and there are plenty of places to eat, drink, and shop nearby while you wait. For me, it was an excellent junction point for my trip. Served it's purpose, this public transit is GREAT, and the ABQ/Santa Fe area is lucky to have it.

Love riding the Rail Runner. On Wednesdays Seniors ride free from ABQ to Santa Fe. Approximately…read more1.5 hrs. Lots of options, so you can run up for lunch, or dinner, or a play. Both ways, north or south. Rail Runner is clean and comfortable. Crew are polite and professional. This time I had a great SF lunch with an old friend. I'll be back again soon . . on the Rail Runner, of course. And probably on a Wednesday.