Nestled between the historic Santa Fe Plaza and the galleries of Canyon Road, the Inn on the Alameda offers guests the privacy and charm ... more »
Nestled between the historic Santa Fe Plaza and the galleries of Canyon Road, the Inn on the Alameda offers guests the privacy and charm of a cozy downtown Santa Fe hotel tucked within distinctive adobe architecture. Thoughtful amenities and a genuinely friendly and attentive staff complement 71 rooms and suites with tasteful southwestern decor. Patios, balconies and kiva fireplaces are available, and all rooms feature plush Italian linens. Our tranquil Santa Fe suites offer additional space to spread out for an extended New Mexico vacation getaway. As befits a fine Santa Fe bed and breakfast hotel, a lavish continental breakfast with organic cereals, dairy and coffee is included with your stay, as well as welcoming afternoon wine reception each afternoon. The Inn also features a fully equipped exercise room, two open-air whirlpools, on-call massage, a guest laundry and guest email center. Parking is free and local calls and wi-fi access are always at no charge.
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Nestled between Santa Fe's historic Plaza and the galleries and restaurants of Canyon Road, the Inn on the Alameda offers guests the privacy and charm of a cozy inn. Fine amenities and warm, attentive staff complement our 71 rooms and suites. Many rooms have a patio, balcony or fireplace, and all feature distinctive southwestern decor. Our lavish continental breakfast is included with your stay, as well as our afternoon wine and cheese welcome reception. The Inn also features a fully equipped exercise room, 2 open-air whirlpools, and more.
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54 year old with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
I stayed at the Inn in October 2008 and it was everything that I had been told it was - charming, a very comfortable room, friendly and knowledgeable staff who went out of their way to help this first-time visitor to Santa Fe, and a terrific breakfa
A friend recommended we stay at the Inn
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Posted Nov 26, 2008
Good
A friend recommended we stay at the Inn on the Alameda for its close proximity to everything. We loved the place. It's not too big and the staff was attentive. It truly is centrally located to shopping, restaurants and galleries. Santa Fe is a fun...
55 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
I booked my RSV in feb. Today 6/1/08 Itried to cancel one night of my two night RSV..They said I couln't that it was a 2 night mim,. I have all receipts etc. from the hotel with their cancelation policy... which states room rsv must be cancelled within 72 hrs, also that Holidays and Special Events and peak periods requie a 2 week otcice prior to arrival to receive a depost refund. My depost was one night stayt so I am paid up. The Mgr. "DANIEL" laughed and said I couldSEE if the hotel could book that cancelled night...If not I would Hvae to pay...Nothing in writing has come expalining this new rule. Bottom line is they care about $$ more therepeat cusomers. Oh...I live here in Santa Fe for 27 yrs...Thought this was supposed to be a GREAT hotel...NOT. I have since Rsv hotel La Posada down the street...They have meet everything I want in a hotel...DO NOT BOOK!!!
Charming and convenient, a very tasty buffet breakfast is included in the room rate. We found the staff helpful. The rooms were quite attractive and the landscaping is lovely. We stayed in one of the casitas and enjoyed our litte courtyard. We'll go ...
best hotel in santa fe for location & value
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Posted Apr 29, 2007
Excellent
We stay in Santa Fe often and almost always stay at the Inn. It is quiet and charming and an easy walk to the Plaza and Canyon Road. Breakfast buffet has the best selection of pastries, filled croissants, and fresh fruit. Service is attentive...
This peaceful, well appointed retreat in Santa Fe is our choice for accomodations in the area. Convenient to the Plaza and the galleries on Canyon Road, the Inn is an easy walk to many of the city's major attractions. It is a pet-friendly property...
My husband and I have stayed at the Inn on the Alameda three times and are booking again for our next trip. You can't beat the location, just off the Plaza and adjacent to Canyon Road. It is a pleasant walk to most restaurants and bars you want to ...
If you have a chance, don't miss the opportunity to stay at this delightful hotel with its cozy rooms and casitas! Waking up on a cold morning to the roaring fireplace and lovely breakfast, I can think of no better place for a relaxing interlude....
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