It is a beautiful, unique hotel, owned and operated by local Native Americans. The decor celebrates the culture, and everyone who works there - from the front desk staff to the bartenders and wait staff - is Native American. A Lakota flutist performs in the lobby a couple of nights a week and there’s free yoga a few days a week as well. Outstanding customer service, with lots of extras like free bottled water at the front desk and a free shuttle anywhere within a 1 mile radius. Breakfast isn’t free, but the restaurant offers breakfast and there’s a French bakery across the street. Lovely swimming pool and grounds, complete with apricot trees and sage bushes. This place is a destination unto itself!

The restaurant is a little pricey, but not more than what is normal at a hotel restaurant. On the upside, the portions were large and the customer service was great.

We loved the beautiful artwork and tasteful Southwestern style of the hotel as well as the various on location amenities such as the bar, breakfast lounge, and restaurant. My partner and I are both originally from Santa Fe and it was a wonderful experience staying in this hotel for our 6th Anniversary. The hotel had to deal with a city water main break the first night we checked in and they handled it with finesse. We worried that our stay would be ruined by the disaster but they took excellent care of us and we had the time of our lives.

No complaints.

Free shuttle bus takes you anywhere you’d like to go and picks you up from where ever you are!! Great amenity! Every room is a suite. Kitchen area with small refrigerator & toaster oven. Double doors lead to a sitting balcony, so lots of fresh air. Full size desk. Love the southwest architecture, that was mindfully built with room wings in the four directions. Beautiful art: paintings & sculpture throughout the property. Restaurant had excellent food. Fireplaces in both dining room & bar sitting area charming & cozy. All staff wonderfully friendly & helpful. Great shower & tub.

No outdoor area to eat or sit, unless it was in the spa area which I did not see.

it had a nice atmosphere and the all the staff members at the front desk were wonderful.

My room got hot in the afternoon. The sheets on one of the beds had something nasty on them. I was told house keeping would clean my room after the second night and they did not come til after the 3rd night. The housekeeper turned off the power to the room that disabled my fridge so I had to toss a few things and had no cold beverages.

shuttle on request, room with balcony, coffee on each floor, bottled water at front desk, fridge in room. location good, near a Whole Foods and a good bakery across street. I have stayed here several times and always found staff very welcoming and courteous.

housekeeping still a little erratic since covid. supposed to have it alternate days but only came twice in 7 nights and left me with no toilet paper or tissues one day after visit! no longer lunch or happy hour in restaurant and the one dinner I had was not up to the standard of my last few visits. Room rate has increased and no longer Black Friday special deals!! Hard on Canadians with low exchange rate.

The staff was friendly.The property is very nice. We were able to park very close to our room.The beds were very comfortable. The food and drinks were excellent. Prices reflected staying at a Spa resort.

No coffee maker in the rooms. Very good coffee was available in the lobby.No breakfast offerings in the $200+ price of the room.Breakfast is available for a charge. Room refrigerator was very narrow. They will hold small bottles or cans but not a to-go container of food. Curtains needed cleaning.

Staff were all very friendly and accommodating. Wait staff in restaurant were superb and food was excellent. Atmosphere very pleasant. It was important to us that the hotel is indigenously owned. Bed and room comfortable. Quiet at night. Excellent breakfast menu. Nice lounge area by the fire for tea or cocktails. Appreciate the native art on display. Walking distance to Plaza, shops, museums, restaurants.

Parking was a little tight.

I had an outstanding stay over the holidays They did a fantastic job with the Xmas decor. The rooms are spacious and equipped with amazing walk in showers. The innovative addition of shuttles was appreciated The manager made certain my every whim was being met Be sure to try Amaya which is a gem of a restaurant The lamb chops are the best I have ever tasted and the pear crumble is delicious Beautiful accents throughout connect you with Native American culture

beautiful location and suites. easy to get around and very nice grounds and pool.

they did not prep the AC in the room to prepare for our arrival, and so they put us in a hot room and AC never worked properly. we had toddlers and the offer to love us was not convenient. they should have known the room was not cooling in advance of check in. we were not early. they should have comped us a night.

We loved our stay. We didn’t eat breakfast at the hotel because there are so many great places to eat at in Santa Fe snd we tried a number of them. I would recommend Clafouties as well as Dolina. Excellent for breakfast. The rooms were a great combination of Santa Fe vintage and modern upgrades. The shower and the back lit mirror is one example. Very comfortable bed, sheets and pillows. (We liked the pillows so much I ordered a set on Amazon before we left.). Also the environmental choices that the hotel has made I appreciated. We would like to complement the shuttle drivers: Rick, Patrick and Sidturnta were each excellent. We got inside information and tips about great eating places as well as the history of Santa Fe. It added a lot to our trip. The shuttle service was one of the best things about the hotel. Also the morning papers, good strong coffee in the mornings and the hotel front desk staff who were professional, friendly and competent representatives for the Hotel. Thank you!

The only thing that I would request is another chair in the room.