This is a very clean park in the middle of town. There is a bus stop there to take you to the…read moresights. It was very hot, so we drove up to near the ski area and the temps went from 93 to 66, very close. Lots of restaurants snd shopping around, so close to everything. Park is gravel on concrete. We had shade trees and some parts are really shady. Hosts are very nice and great tour guides. We didn't use the baths but laundry good, $2 load. They have a dog walk up front and a giant dog park about .3 mile from front. It's a walk, but nice. Wifi is pretty much non-existent. Tried to pick up local channels thru air since no cable, but couldn't get any locals. Had to stream Cowboys/Buccs game via ATT but still blurry. Probably a good thing. If you are in Santa Fe to sightsee, this is a great place. Go to MeowWolf. Eat at La Choza. Get Bryan's Auto Detail to come clean your RV.

Loved staying hear the staff is so friendly. The sites are level and the park like setting was…read morewonderful ! Close to shopping and downtown. Looking forward to coming back.

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.

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!!

Spacious comfortable rooms…read more We checked in and had a small problem with our room AND THEY FIXED IT NO QUESTIONS ASKED. Great value for the dollar. Beds are firm. I've been driving around the country snd these mattresses are the most like home. Definitely at the top of my list next time I come to Santa Fe !

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.

Hidden-gem and boutique hotel. This place houses the true spirit of SanteFe - small, quiet, casual,…read morespiritual, beautiful, artistic, earthen, community. It's located on a side street with east walking access to the downtown square, the rail yards, and canyon road galleries. The rooms are perfectly redone with wifi but NO TVs (thank the heavens!!). The vegetarian breakfast and amazing coffee in the quaint, courtyard garden will set you up for a great day walking the city, museums or hiking trails. The staff have become my friends. They are honest, real and extremely hard working. If you're looking for valet parking, staff-servants, shampoo you can steal, giant TVs, and a bar to waste the golden sunset hour, there are hundreds of options in town. If your looking for a soulful retreat and artistic hub with artistic intellectuals - this is one of very few places in town. The Parador feels like you're staying in an old family friends home. Don't take that lightly, because it's simplicity IS its beauty. Thank you Eban, Grace, Martin and friends. The Parador is a gem.

A very interesting "roadside inn" as the translation says. First, the great & unusual. The great…read morewas a comfortable bed, and for the breakfast one had two options: a)pancakes with fruit topping or b)potato-based fritata. The unusual was a heated bidet toilet. One can try out something many don't have at home. Then, the disappointing: first, no TV (they're assuming you bring a lap or similar device...problem was I could connect to the network, but got no internet on either phone or laptop.) 2nd, fortunately I brought my own espresso machine, grinder & fresh beans. Reason being, pre-ground coffee with a French press just isn't the same...and you can't steam your milk via the French press method. The towel rack was pulling out of the wall (as it's a deep tub with no loop handle on the wall to grasp upon exit). A floor shower with a marble lip to allow water to build slightly is preferable & much safer especially for seniors. Finally, the mirror needs adjusting for typical heights of people. In the 5'7 - 6'3 range is optimal. A very nice room overall for the price, but internet should be tested in each room if TV's aren't included.- Dan G.

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.

I recently stayed here and really enjoyed my stay. I had a really nice large room that overlooked…read morethe main street. The bed was comfy and the heater worked well, though it did make a lot of noise, especially in the bathroom. The shower could use an upgrade but overall it was not bad. No space to put my toiletries while using them but I made it work. I loved the makeup mirror. Too many hotels don't have them anymore. There is a nice lounge in the lobby where I could read my book. It was hopping at night with the bar open. Some nice shops and restaurant within the hotel. Also a nice spa that a got a massage at. They treated me well. Its a great location to the old town area of shops, restaurants and museums.

A classic institution. It's a staple in the heart of Sante fe. There are many shops and vendors…read morethat have been there for decades and tourists come thru to see what's going on. While the Inn remains a must see during your trip to Sante Fe the actual hotel aspect may not meet the needs of a modern traveler. If you're craving that old world feel and rustic ambiance this will suffice. If you're looking for updated rooms with well appointed space this may not pass. The rooms are small and are cluttered with old furniture. The windows leak, the bathrooms are outdated. The fans and furnace rumble all day and night. Service is good and people are willing to help. There's a nice common room for drinks and gathering. Overall The inn at Loretto remains an institution. For the price of a room you may want to consider another hotel.

You'll pass this on the way into and out of Kasha Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument. It's a well…read moredeserved stop just for the homemade frito pie that is hawked in the back of the visitor center. It looks so simple, but was frackin' amazing. The souvenirs sold here are more expensive, but just buy it. They very much deserve our patronage.

On the way to Kasha Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument, there is this little stop, kind of like a…read morelittle Welcome Center and souvenir shop. You can ask some questions, grab a map, grab a snack, use the facilities, and buy yourself a little something. Definitely a nice little place to stop when you are either coming to or leaving from Tent Rocks.