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Cozy cottage in central Santa Fe
Welcome to Santa Fe! This charming studio cottage and my home share the property in this quiet residential neighborhood. The cottage is full of Santa Fe charm with a cozy, pretty interior, skylights and lots of natural light, a fully-stocked kitchen corner, handmade cabinets, Mexican tile, one comfy queen-sized bed, and a private garden patio. It's a quiet haven but centrally located, just 2 miles from the Plaza/downtown. It's a lovely place for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers.
Happy Ram: Views! Beautiful. Peaceful. Upscale.
Want a unique, stylish, peaceful stay in Santa Fe? Happy Ram is an architect-designed, professionally decorated home on a 6.4-acre estate. Huge views of the Sangre de Cristo mountains from every room. Thick rammed earth walls create incredible quiet. Bedrooms on opposite sides of the home for maximum privacy. Patio with fireplace. Just 5 minutes to hip Tesuque Village, 6 to Four Seasons Resort, 11 to Santa Fe Opera, 14 to Santa Fe Plaza. Make your Santa Fe dream vacation come true! STRO-40172
Cozy and Sunny Studio perfect for one guest
Small, but cozy and sunny Studio with sleeping loft (full size futon perfect for one person) is located in the heart of the old part of Santa Fe on a quiet street within walking distance to the Plaza. The decor is eclectic in the sense of "Santa Fe Style" popular locally with some distressed pieces of furniture. There is a kitchenette with 2 electric stove tops (no Microwave) convenient for quick heating up. There is a sturdy wooden ladder leading to the sleeping loft - beware if acrophobic.
Earthen Home Downtown Parking Dogs OK
Our charming historic classic adobe casita is an easy ten minute walk to the Santa Fe Plaza, dining, and museums. We offer private off street parking for two vehicles. The interior features classic Santa Fe style wood beam Viga ceilings, kiva fireplace stocked with wood, skylights, a full kitchen living area, private bedroom, soaking tub, modern appliances, washer & dryer, swamp cooler, WIFI, flat-screen TV, a lovely enclosed courtyard with mature trees and BBQ. Dogs are welcome.
Garden Adobe Casita
Garden Adobe Casita is a private adobe guest house two miles west of the historic plaza, near the Santa Fe River trail, Farmers Market, Railyard district and more! Built in 1949 as part of a historic farm, this one-bedroom casita offers 500 square feet of cozy living space and modern amenities. The casita is tucked in off of main roads & surrounded by a productive organic garden. Your hosts are happy to share fresh fruits and veggies with you during spring & summer months!
Casita ShangriLa w amazing views & fenced garden
Kick back and relax in this calm, cozy & authentic Santa Fe Casita. This enchanting casita is a haven of tranquility and charm. Nestled on 5 acres of serene high-desert landscape, it offers a secluded retreat with breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. This intimate casita features a beautifully landscaped and fenced in courtyard and is ideal for those seeking a private escape, yet remains just a short drive from the vibrant heart of historic downtown Santa Fe!
Santa Fe Hideaway
Large, sunny, self-contained studio with fabulous mountain views. Private entrance and private patio with goldfish pond. Fully equipped. Queen size bed, 3/4 bath, kitchenette and fireplace. Situated southwest of the city on 2.5 acres with 360 degree views. Great sky watching. Close to Santa Fe Ski Basin, Hyde Park and other outdoor sites. 7 miles from the Plaza and Canyon Road, 10 miles to the Santa Fe Opera, 60 miles from Albuquerque. Easy access to the 599 Bypass.
Casita in the Hills, Walk to Plaza, Short or Long
This 1300-square-foot adobe casita is Santa Fe to a "T," beautifully decorated with lovely views. It's the perfect base for a single or couple to explore the "City Different" in the "Land of Enchantment." You'll reside in the hills north of downtown exactly one mile walking or five minutes by car from The Plaza. Close to shopping, dining, grocery , pharmacy, post office, convention center, everything Santa Fe has to offer. Self check in with contactless entry.
Casita Santa Fe - Walk to Plaza & Canyon Rd
You will find our casita down a peaceful, private lane next to the river. It is within walking distance to Canyon Road and the downtown plaza. This newly built casita is self contained with a full kitchen, one bedroom (queen bed), bathroom with walk-in shower, washer and dryer. Radiant heat keeps you toasty in the winter and ceiling fans provide cool air in the summer. There is a beautiful courtyard between the casita and main house with a rock fountain.
Old Santa Fe Trail Guesthouse - Discover Santa Fe
Private Hot Tub - Cleaning Fee Included - The Old Santa Fe Trail Guesthouse is your luxury home away from home in downtown Santa Fe. Located on the historic H.H. Dorman estate walking distance to all Santa Fe has to offer, this newly built 2/bed, 2/bath house will delight you with every thoughtful touch. One-of-a-kind antiques, furnishings and art make this a truly standout and relaxing stay in Santa Fe’s famed Eastside historic district.
Timeless custom hand built 1BR guest home
Welcome to a quiet and luxurious 800 sq ft home in the heart of Santa Fe. Originally designed and built as the owner's dream retreat, the home is completely hand-built by nearby custom furniture studio Boyd & Allister. Solid walnut doors, custom furniture, and oak herringbone floors create a calm, beautifully-made environment for your stay. The house was featured in Curbed for its design and attention to detail.
New Studio Apartment Less than a Mile From Plaza
Brand new, studio apartment centrally located less than a mile from everything, including the Plaza! This beautiful, newly renovated space features plaster walls, a full kitchen and indoor-outdoor living space. Relax on your private patio after a hike on one of the many close mountain trails. There are several excellent coffee shops, restaurants, grocery stores, and a rose garden park just a short walk away!
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When is the best time to visit Santa Fe?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | ﺩ.ﺇ588 | ﺩ.ﺇ573 | ﺩ.ﺇ617 | ﺩ.ﺇ588 | ﺩ.ﺇ639 | ﺩ.ﺇ661 | ﺩ.ﺇ687 | ﺩ.ﺇ716 | ﺩ.ﺇ690 | ﺩ.ﺇ698 | ﺩ.ﺇ650 | ﺩ.ﺇ665 |
| Avg. temp | -5°C | -4°C | 0°C | 4°C | 8°C | 13°C | 15°C | 14°C | 10°C | 5°C | 0°C | -5°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Santa Fe?
Historic downtown neighborhoods immerse guests in Santa Fe’s adobe architecture and vibrant art scene, while areas such as Canyon Road are known for galleries and cozy atmospheres. Many travelers explore the Railyard District, which is known for creative spaces and local markets.
What are the best things to do in Santa Fe with kids?
Families often explore interactive museums, vibrant public plazas, and hands-on art workshops around town. Many enjoy local parks, botanical gardens, and opportunities to experience Indigenous and Hispanic cultural traditions.
What are some of the best things to do in Santa Fe?
Explore the winding galleries of Canyon Road, discover traditional and contemporary works at local museums, and stroll Santa Fe Plaza, which anchors much of the city’s cultural life. The city also has distinctive markets and creative dining.
How is the weather in Santa Fe?
Santa Fe features sunny, dry weather with winter temperatures around 9–36°F (-13–2°C) and summer days reaching 72–74°F (22–23°C). Afternoon thunderstorms can occur in July and August, so it is wise to carry layers and light rainwear.
What are the best places to visit in Santa Fe?
Explore Santa Fe Plaza, view historic works in the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, and experience the creative spirit of Canyon Road. Sacred sites such as Loretto Chapel often inspire visitors with their unique histories.
What are some hiking trails in Santa Fe?
Trails around the Dale Ball Trails system, Atalaya Mountain, and Aspen Vista often attract hikers looking for forested paths and mountain scenery. Many routes provide opportunities for birdwatching and views of the high desert.
What are some family activities we can do in Santa Fe?
Families explore interactive art spaces, hands-on workshops, and the engaging Santa Fe Children's Museum. Nearby parks and botanical gardens provide open spaces for both relaxation and play.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Santa Fe?
Travelers frequently visit Indigenous pueblos known for traditional arts, explore the scenic Sangre de Cristo Mountains, or seek out nearby hot springs. Historic mining towns and local wineries are also often included on day trips.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Santa Fe?
Many accommodations in Santa Fe welcome pets, especially in areas around the Railyard District and near downtown's parks. Several local trails and open spaces make it convenient to explore with your dog.
What are some local tips for visiting Santa Fe?
Pack layers for cool mornings and use sun protection during bright afternoons. Planning ahead for cultural experiences can be helpful, as some galleries and shops may be closed on select weekdays.
What is Santa Fe known for?
Santa Fe is known for its adobe architecture, robust arts scene, and blend of Indigenous, Hispanic, and European influences. The city is frequently associated with creative galleries, vibrant markets, and distinctive Southwestern cuisine.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Santa Fe?
Many enjoy discovering tucked-away courtyards displaying local sculpture, lesser-known historic chapels, and artist cooperatives around town. Small museums focusing on Indigenous or local crafts also provide unique insights.
What are the best foods to try in Santa Fe?
Santa Fe has traditional New Mexican dishes such as blue corn enchiladas, green chile stew, and posole. Locally sourced chocolates, regional wines, and fresh sopaipillas are also frequently suggested.
What should I bring for a trip to Santa Fe?
Pack layers, including a warm jacket for cool evenings and breathable clothing for sunny days. Sun protection, sturdy walking shoes, and a refillable water bottle are helpful for both city exploring and mountain outings.
What is the nightlife in Santa Fe like?
Santa Fe has a laid-back nightlife with live music venues, welcoming wine bars, and cultural spaces around downtown and the Railyard District. Community gatherings, seasonal festivals, and open-air performances often highlight local art and music.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Santa Fe?
Santa Fe hosts large summer arts festivals, the Santa Fe Indian Market in late summer, and frequently suggested celebrations of Indigenous, Hispanic, and contemporary arts. Fiestas de Santa Fe and International Folk Art Market are also known gathering points.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Santa Fe?
Many Santa Fe vacation rentals are family friendly, especially in neighborhoods near parks, museums, and local attractions. Spaces often include amenities such as kitchens and extra bedding for group stays.
When is the best time to visit Santa Fe?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for mild temperatures and vibrant festivals. Winter draws visitors interested in snow sports and seasonal celebrations.
All about Santa Fe
Santa Fe is North America’s oldest capital city and the oldest European establishment west of the Mississippi. But those long roots simply set the scene for the destination that calls itself the City Different. Whether it’s diving into Santa Fe’s diverse art scene, staying in one of the city’s traditional casita vacation rentals, or exploring the historic downtown surrounding the Palace of the Governors, everything in the area is sprinkled with a taste of Old West charm.
What are the top things to do in Santa Fe?
Georgia O’Keeffe Museum
This museum highlights the work of the famous American modernist painter, known for her depictions of flowers, skyscrapers, and Southwestern landscapes. The museum includes galleries of her work, as well as tours of her Abiquiú Home and Studio.
Canyon Road
In one half-mile stretch along the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, more than 100 galleries, boutiques, and restaurants pack the street dedicated to the fine arts.
Santa Fe Botanical Garden
The 20.5-acre garden features native plants mingling with other species brought in to show how they can thrive in the arid conditions. Stroll through the art trail in the Orchard Garden and discover the shared history of humans and plants in the ethnobotanical Ojos y Manos: Eyes and Hands Garden. Also look for the new 3.25-acre Piñon-Juniper Woodland, since the piñon (or pinyon) pine is the state tree.
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