πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Santa Fe, United States

5 Best Hotels in Santa Fe

Wondering where to stay in Santa Fe? Compare five of its best-reviewed hotels, including Inn on the Alameda and Drury Plaza Hotel in Santa Fe.

Last updated: Sep 11, 2026

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Inn on the Alameda0.5 km from Santa Fe centreSanta Fe 9.3 / 101,161 reviewsCheck live price β†—
Drury Plaza Hotel in Santa FePoolSanta Fe 9.1 / 10951 reviewsCheck live price β†—
Inn of the Governors0.3 km from Santa Fe centreSanta Fe 9.0 / 10756 reviewsCheck live price β†—
Rosewood Inn of the AnasaziOn-site diningSanta Fe 9.7 / 10104 reviewsCheck live price β†—
La Fonda on the PlazaOn-site diningSanta Fe 9.0 / 10531 reviewsCheck live price β†—

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9.3 / 101,161 reviews

Inn on the Alameda

Traditional Santa Fe decor and a hot New Mexican breakfast give the Inn on the Alameda a local flavour. Rooms include bathrobes and tea-making facilities, with Canyon Road's galleries within walking reach.

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9.1 / 10951 reviews

Drury Plaza Hotel in Santa Fe

Complimentary hot breakfast and evening food and drinks add value to Drury Plaza's Santa Fe stay. Rooms include microwaves and fridges, with a seasonal outdoor pool for downtime near the Plaza.

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9.0 / 10756 reviews

Inn of the Governors

Southwestern decor and Spanish artwork give the Inn of the Governors its Santa Fe character. A daily sherry-and-biscochito gathering brings guests together, with margaritas and casual dishes at Del Charro.

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9.7 / 10104 reviews

Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi

A kiva fireplace in every room gives Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi a distinctive Santa Fe welcome. Southwestern dishes anchor the restaurant, with a library for quieter hours and seasonal cocktails on the patio.

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9.0 / 10531 reviews

La Fonda on the Plaza

Hand-painted headboards and handcrafted Southwestern decor give La Fonda's rooms their Santa Fe identity. La Plazuela provides sunlit dining, while live music in the lounge and sunset drinks at the Bell Tower rooftop bar extend the evening.

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Inn on the Alameda in Santa Fe

Where to stay in Santa Fe

The Plaza is best for a first visit, while Canyon Road suits galleries and historic atmosphere. The Railyard offers contemporary dining and Museum Hill is quieter.

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Frequently asked questions

Hotels in Santa Fe: common questions

01What is the best area to stay in Santa Fe?

The main areas to compare are Plaza, Canyon Road, Railyard District, Museum Hill and Midtown. The right choice depends on sights, transport, nightlife and the atmosphere you prefer.

02How much does a good hotel in Santa Fe cost per night?

Nightly rates depend on your dates and room choice. Current reference prices appear in the comparison table when available; confirm the final total and booking conditions with the hotel provider.

03When should you book a hotel in Santa Fe?

Book earlier for summer, public holidays, festivals and major event dates. The best-reviewed refundable rooms are usually the first to sell.

04How many nights should you stay in Santa Fe?

Two or three nights suit a focused city break. Add more time for beaches, museums, mountain activities or regional day trips.

05Do you need a car when staying in Santa Fe?

A car is rarely necessary for a central city stay. Consider one for regional day trips, mountain areas or accommodation beyond the main urban centre.