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.

What a great day we had a with Tom from GSWA. We are a group that likes to learn and Tom quenched…read morethat thirst. He was so knowledgeable about the area, the history, the geology and the people north of Santa Fe. We highly recommend GSWA and it's wonderful team. A special thanks to LaVonne for making it happen on very short notice!

My wife and I had a fantastic experience with Monique of Great Southwest Tours of the Taos, New…read moreMexico area. Our guide Monique pointed out the topography of the region as well as of all the tribal lands and the history of those tribes. Sante Fe has a rich history and Monique's highlighting of the history was incredibly enriching. Touring with Monique in the Toas area was so wonderful that we felt like we were back in college, we learned so much. When we plan next trip to the Sante Fe, New Mexico we will schedule a tour of the area with Great Southwest Tours and ask for Monique as our guide. Having a knowledgeable guide like Monique will surely make your visit just as memorable.

After much research, including taking a serious look at Pink Jeep, this company's Grand Canyon tour…read morehad the best combination of value & professionalism. For cash price $99 (with tax, $108) it included lunch with the one-day tour of Grand Canyon. I felt it was just right for sight-seeing: not too much, not too little. To clarify, taking a 1-day tour of Grand Canyon from Sedona or Flagstaff does not give you enough time for hiking but it's good for enjoying the sights and taking lots of pictures. The only small complaint I had was that their drive from Sedona to Flagstaff felt a bit too rough -- the van needs better shocks, but maybe that's true with all tour vans.

If you want an intimate , small group tour of the Grand Canyon, book with Touch the Southwest. It…read morewas an awesome experience, with our very interesting and knowledgable guide, Andrew, picking us up at our resort. There were just 8 others in our group in a well air conditioned, leather seated mini-bus. Gourmet picnic lunch up on the south rim was delightful and a nice touch, then two more stops at other points on the canyon for viewing and picture taking (Andrew will take pictures for you as well). Then we stopped in Cameron a brief shopping trip for some neat Native American goods and then headed back to Sedone with painted desert in background. Loved this tour and will recommend as a must! When booking this, Brenda is awesome and her follow up and suggestions on where to stay, eat, shop in sedona definitley pleased this customer!

Vacay Santa Fe helped me find the perfect vacation rental which was close to downtown, the historic…read morearea and the rail yard. The home is beautiful, clean and has real Santa Fe charm. I could make a great meal in the kitchen or go to near by restaurants for take out. I would definitely rent with them again!

Outstanding property in a great location on the side of a mountain just 12 mins from the city…read morecenter. Everyone was so friendly polite. There are about dozen or so buildings sprinkled throughout the property. Each one has about 6 rooms. Either you walk it or you can call for a ride via golf cart. They offer turn down service and sometimes leave you a small treat. Each room has a fridge with drinks available to purchase and free bottle water and espresso machine. The rooms are very nice. Make sure you ask for a room with an inside table and chairs. All rooms have fire places that you turn the light switch to turn on. Bring your snacks otherwise you have the 2 dog cafe which is very pricey, 2 lattes were $24. Make sure you locate your leather folder in your room to scan for activities offered around the property. Every employee was very nice and helpful. A few we chatted more often were Cinthia at the front desk then Steve, Dennis and Jeff who would take us in the golf cart or shuttle to town we saw the most.

Customer service - we were so looking forward to our visit there. Had an emergency situation 8…read moredays before our visit relating to a close member of our family who also happens to be our petsitter when we are away. Bishop's refused to work with us on rescheduling our visit and charged us full price for the room, upwards of $1,000. We know we were within their 2 week cancellation period and we weren't asking for a refund but just an extended time to try to re-book. We live in TN and had planned this trip months before and we just couldn't re-book quickly. Plus we were dealing with a precarious and uncertain situation. I made several calls to try to plead our case but no one at Bishop's cared. We make commitments in good faith and normally would never not honor our commitments, but this situation was unexpected and not what we would ever want to happen. Again, we weren't asking for our money back; we just wanted to re-book later. So disappointed in Auberge - this location does not represent its brand in good light. When its brand doesn't care about its customers, it doesn't care about its future. So disappointed.

We loved this place! Great drinks and great food! Shrimp and grits are a must then dessertread more

We spent a weekend at The Mystic Motel in Santa Fe and overall found it to be a nice, quaint…read moreproperty with a lot of charm. The indoor and outdoor lounge areas are thoughtfully designed with local decor, which really adds to the ambiance. The front desk staff was friendly, and check-in was quick and easy. House came around daily providing fresh linens and cleaned the room. We booked especially looking forward to breakfast based on prior reviews, but it ended up being a bit disappointing. The only protein options the first morning were undercooked bacon and yogurt, and the strawberries were very acidic. The second morning did include breakfast burritos, but they weren't labeled and were in limited supply, so we chose to go out for breakfast instead. There were some fun elements, like karaoke and live music, which added to the experience. However, Saturday night there was a party that went on until a little after midnight. It could be heard throughout the property despite the stated quiet hours of 10 p.m. to 7 a.m., and we weren't notified in advance. The event was also open to people outside the motel, which led to many non-guests parking in the main lot, which is limited, and hotel guests having to use overflow parking. Overall, it's a lovely and unique place to stay, but it didn't fully meet expectations particularly with breakfast and guest-focused amenities. I'd recommend prioritizing parking for motel guests and setting clearer expectations around events so guest can plan ahead.

I came to Suitable Digs for the 20th time or so...this time, with a new and wonderful man in my…read morelife. We were still in the early stages of getting to know each other and basking in such beautiful and lively surroundings, I learned some new things about him (one can't help but express themselves openly while visiting Suitable Digs). The interest and the pleasure he took in retro, vintage style items was new to me--and only enhanced by our getting to stay in the unique classic, the Spartan. We were already excited by the incredible vegetable and fruit gardens growing in this desert Eden, alongside the various and fascinating water catchment, solar and other energy-conserving systems. So much to see and take in! But when we stepped into the Spartan for the first time, wow...he came alive in a new and different way than I had seen before. His eyes gleamed with wonder, like a little boy on the first eve of Chanukah. The trailer was adorned in time period style, authentic in its original form with all the little extras that Lisa had taken the time and painstaking effort to locate and attach, no distance too far or too wide, no fixture unaccounted for. My beau settled in on the couch to read, out loud, several pages of Red Sky at Morning, a 1968 novel by Richard Bradford that takes place in New Mexico. I listened to him laugh and reminisce all over again, as he had when he first read it years ago. That evening, we sat in chairs on the patio outside the Spartan, gazing at the bright moonlit sky and feeling dreamy about where we had landed together. I recall the moonlight as it shone into the Spartan and landed on soft pillows, just as the warm morning sunlight welcomed itself into our cozy abode to gently awaken us the next day. Being at Suitable Digs for the 21st time was just as familiar as ever...and at the same time, it was as unexpected and fresh as traveling to a completely unfamiliar and exotic destination for the first time. The innovative air that always exists there, remains.

An exceptional stay--this was one of the most comfortable and pleasant Airbnb lodgings and by far…read morethe most sustainability focused stays I've had. The rooms were cute, very well-kept, and extremely comfortable--exactly as the pictures illustrated. Lisa took time to show us the premises, complete with all of her amazing projects. The rooms feature water recycling, solar-generated electricity, composting, and on-demand water heating system (very cool). Beautiful surrounding area with soul-warming views of the distant mountain range. Easy drive from downtown (yet far enough for a refreshing & secluded feel) and delicious restaurants--just ask Lisa for some recommendations. She was very helpful in offering suggestions to explore the culture, food, and geography of Santa Fe. Overall: overwhelming comfort met eye-opening learnings in sustainability, along with a truly wonderful and inspiring host.

Santa Fe Footprints is a veteran-owned and operated tour agency providing guided walking tours,…read morehikes, and outdoor experiences across parts of Northern New Mexico. Led by veteran guide Bob Ackenhausen and local naturalist Terry, the company focuses on delivering insights into the region's unique architecture, diverse culture, history, and natural ecology. I took a friend's suggestions and booked an historical walking tour of the Plaza area of Santa Fe on our first morning here. I've been to Santa Fe several times over the years, but individual touring often doesn't go deep enough as you sometimes walk by something without much thought. Some examples of that during our Santa Fe Footprints tour was Burro Alley, the Spitz Clock, and the Solders Monument. Our guide for our 2 hour deep dive was Terry. We were impressed with his knowledge and insights, and I'm sure Gayle and I will see him again when we return to Santa Fe next year. Other choices may include the Botanical Garden, History Museum, Bandelier, and other "hidden" treasures.

Let me preface this by saying my husband and I have been to Santa Fe many times…read more For a change, we decided to do a historical walking tour. Bob Ackenhausen and Santa Fe footprints were fantastic. First off, Bob is super responsive to email and texts. Bob greeted us at Henry and the Fish at 900am. He's relaxed and puts you at ease. The next two hours were delightful. We learned so much American, Spanish and Mexican history. It was not a lot of walking however there were so many interesting tidbits along his route. Bob is extremely knowledgeable and we totally recommend him. Santa Fe is a wonderful town and thanks to Bob, we'll have wonderful memories!!!