This hotel is 1.1 miles from the Santa Fe Plaza, Palace of the Governors, Museum of Fine Arts, Georgia O'Keefe Museum and convention... more »
This hotel is 1.1 miles from the Santa Fe Plaza, Palace of the Governors, Museum of Fine Arts, Georgia O'Keefe Museum and convention center. Las Mananitas, the on-site restaurant showcases regional specialties and offers mountain views from some tables. Wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel. A wedding chapel is on the grounds.
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Situated on a hilltop in Santa Fe (N. M. The Lodge at Santa Fe is just one mile from the historic downtown plaza and minutes from the Santa Fe Opera and the Georgia O'Keefe Museum. The hotel is 18 miles from the Santa Fe Ski Basin and 10 miles from the Bandelier National Monument, where guests can retrace the steps of the ancient Anasazi. Combining Santa Fe style with Native American accents, The Lodge features an outdoor pool and spa in a garden setting with gorgeous views of the city. Business meetings, weddings and other social events are easily accommodated by the hotel's 7,000 square feet of indoor meeting space, quaint chapel and large outdoor event area. Guests can dine at Las Maņanitas, which features cuisine with a Spanish flair. The guestrooms at The Lodge at Santa Fe are decorated with handcrafted Southwestern furnishings and feature high-speed Internet access and coffeemakers. Kiva suites include fireplaces, wetbars, and self-catering appliances like microwaves and refrigerators. With southwestern flair and superb accomodations, The Lodge at Santa Fe is sure to please the discerning traveler. The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at either check-in or check-out. Pet fee: $50 per stay , The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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When we first walked in they had the
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Posted Mar 12, 2009
Good
When we first walked in they had the fireplace going and it felt very welcoming. The front desk was very helpful as far as what restaurants to eat or places to visit. The downtown plaza is only a few streets away. You have a great view of the...
Attractive from the outside but beware of the bed bugs. Waking up from the first night I found I was covered with bug bites that were not there when I went to bed. When I reported it to the manager, he just blew it off and would not refund my mone
Amazing hotel, great view. loved the rooms. pool was closed but the hottub was open. only took 10-15 minutes to walk to the plaza, take the shuttle back though it's an uphill walk back to the Lodge.
54 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
I am a past resident of Santa Fe and now reside in California. I was taking my new wife and another couple to show them the sites of one of my favorite cities in the world. It was very crowded because of Indian Market weekend, but I had known the Radisson’s previous owner so figured it was safe enough.
I was wrong.
I have never seen dirtier, more soiled, stained linens and carpets place in my life! Even my recent visit to Tijuana had more comfortable mattresses.
So, after not sleeping most of the night from the bed, the A/C that didn't work and the loud plumbing (you could hear the flush from the room next door) we went looking for other accommodations.
Thank God La Posada off the plaza had room. The remainder of our trip was glorious.
Unless they gut the place and rebuild it from the inside out, I wouldn't recommend this no matter how desperate you are. Oh yeah, and to help keep the hallways cool, the staff blocks the entrance doors open. I guess you could say it is air-conditioned. The security doors didn't even have locks!
When does a hotel need a makeover?
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Posted Oct 16, 2006
Mediocre
I am a past resident of Santa Fe and now reside in California. I was taking my new wife and another couple to show them the sites of one of my favorite cities in the world. It was very crowded because of Indian Market weekend but I had known the...
58 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
Their check in was like nothing I have ever experienced. Since the clerk couldn't get a credit card verification, he refused to check us in, despite the fact the first night was paid for! He demanded cash only. We had to find a bank and make a withdrawal to be able to check in. My complaints to management that night and the next day were shrugged off and staff found it humorous that millionaires had been turned away for the same reason.
You’d better have cash available if you plan to stay.
On the room: Nice, but king bed was soft. It had private balconies, but it and the outdoor furniture were covered in bird droppings that had not been cleaned off or swept up in a great deal of time. We couldn't use it at all. Walking out and back in again would leave a trail from the bottom of your shoes. At night, the walkways were dangerously dark because none of the imbedded lights in the pathways were turned on, and no overhead lights.
Overall, it was a terrible experience for the money.
After an entire day of travel, checked
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Posted Jul 14, 2006
Mediocre
After an entire day of travel, checked in only to move 3 times before getting a clean room. This hotel is in dire need of renovation. Many things did not work or were missing. Checked out after only 1 night. The staff was very accommodating and...
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