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Santafe.com offers timely news and features for both visitors and locals about Santa Fe, New Mexico, the most unique city in the United States. From real estate opportunities to the restaurant and gallery scene, from a comprehensive events calendar to a business directory, from where to shop, where to stay, and what to see, Santafe.com draws on its own writers as well as other local media and organizations to present an in-depth, non-political view of the city’s past and future. We hope you find Santafe.com informative, navigable, and entertaining. Please send us your Questions and Comments or read more about Santa Fe, New Mexico...

In Santa Fe, hospitality is an honored tradition. Santa Fe Lodging ranges from world-class hotels and resorts to warm and welcoming bed and breakfasts, and everything in between. Santa Fe Hotels aren’t just a place to stay, they’re an integral part of the atmosphere and charm of Santa Fe. Whether you’re here for a single evening or a more extended stay, you’ll experience authentic Southwest hospitality.

Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza

“If these walls could talk”, the Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza spans 400 years of Santa Fe history preserving many of the architectural elements, including some of the original adobe walls of the 350-year old Ortiz Hacienda, home of Santa Fe’s “first family”, on which the hotel now sits. Conveniently located two blocks from the downtown Plaza and Santa Fe’s city center, the historic Hilton is within easy walking distance of the city’s finest shops, galleries, museums, restaurants and culture events.

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Inn On The Alameda

2010 Travel + Leisure Top 500 Hotel!

Nestled between the historic Plaza & Canyon Road, discover the charm of tranquil courtyards tucked within adobe walls. Located in the heart of Santa Fe, the Inn on the Alameda is around the corner from the galleries of Canyon Road, with fine dining, museums & unique shopping just a stroll away. A short drive leads to Native American Pueblos & outdoor activities.

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Inn at Santa Fe

Welcome to the Inn At Santa Fe in the heart of New Mexico. Enjoy the hotel's newly renovated stylishly appointed guestrooms and mini-suites with the latest in innovative amenities like complimentary high-speed wireless and wired Internet access and wall-mounted 32-inch flat panel television (HDTV).

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THE magazine

THE magazine is a 15-year old visually oriented, free periodical concentrating on the local, regional, national, and international art scenes, as well as featuring articles, reviews and interviews on the visual arts, performing arts, books, films, music, fine wines, dining, and important cultural issues of the day. Learn more about THE magazine and read latest articles.

localflavor

Since 1994, localflavor magazine is read avidly by people interested in food, art, travel and entertainment. It’s a reader who takes "good taste" beyond the table and appreciates the local flavor and flair in the homes they live in, the clothes they wear, and the entertaining they love to do. Learn more about localflavor and read latest articles.

TREND

Trend’s mission is to explore and celebrate New Mexico’s uniqueness while emphasizing both its timeless aesthetic and its evolving contemporary art forms. In the pages of Trend you’ll find the entire spectrum of the art, architecture, design, and people that make Santa Fe a mecca for artists, designers, and art lovers from around the world. Learn more about TREND and read latest articles.

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Located at nearly 7,000 ft. in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Santa Fe is the capital of New Mexico, the oldest capital city in the United States, and one of the great destination cities of the world. The richness of its multi-cultural heritage, the abundance of fine art galleries, its distinctive lodging, the variety of shops, museums and fine restaurants, and its average of 320 sunny days a year make Santa Fe popular with visitors from around the world.

Travel and Leisure™ magazine named Santa Fe one of the World’s Best Cities in 2008, and AARP THE Magazine™ calls Santa Fe one of its top ten Healthiest Cities.

With over 200 galleries featuring the works of local as well as internationally recognized artists, Santa Fe is one of the largest and most respected art centers in the United States. The famous Canyon Road area of Santa Fe itself features more than 100 world class galleries in a one mile stretch that every year is walked by tens of thousands of visitors.

Long heralded as a gourmet capital, Santa Fe restaurants offer a variety of fare to make your mouth water. Restaurants serving traditional Southwestern dishes abound and many of our award winning chefs combine elements of local cuisine with dishes from other cultures to create truly unique dining experiences.

Traditionally, most of Santa Fe’s shops are small and offer a variety of goods that aren’t available anywhere else. Art, silver and turquoise jewelry, fine leatherwork, unique clothing and accessories, distinctive household items, Native American pottery and crafts, and special items from around the world are represented in abundance.

In Santa Fe, hospitality is an honored tradition. Accommodations in Santa Fe range from world-class hotels and resorts to warm and welcoming bed and breakfasts, and everything in between. Whether you’re here for a single evening or a more extended stay, you’ll experience authentic Southwest hospitality.

Whether your cultural interests are high brow or pop or somewhere in between, Santa Fe’s reputation for celebrating the human spirit encompasses renowned opera, theater, literature, film, painting and sculpture, folk art, and a dozen festivals and markets that draw locals and visitors from around the world.

Known as “The City Different”, Santa Fe has its own unique architecture that reflects the culture and traditions of the area. Most of the homes and buildings in Santa Fe celebrate the Pueblo and Territorial styles, the most recognizable expressions of the long heritage of Santa Fe.