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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.
Casa De Alma
Your private home in Santa Fe.
Why stay in a traditional hotel or B&B when you can live in a superbly appointed southwest adobe home? Casa De Alma, meaning “House of Soul,” is located in the heart of Santa Fe’s prestigious eastside Historic Arts District, just a few steps from the galleries and restaurants of Canyon Road. Known for its superior quality, tasteful interior design, and impeccable attention to detail, Casa De Alma accommodates up to six adults with all the amenities and comforts of home. Families are welcome.
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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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Hotel Santa Fe
Hotel Santa Fe, what a perfect excuse to get away, where the sights, sounds and aromas of the Southwest join together to ignite the senses, unlike any other place in the world.
Upon your arrival, you will discover the richest textures of Native American artistry.
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If you love fine food, welcome to paradise! Santa Fe has long been heralded as a gourmet capital, offering 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.
The Old House at the Eldorado Hotel
When you dine at the Old House, the AAA Four Diamond restaurant that Zagat honored as New Mexico's best, you know it's going to be a special experience. Enjoy contemporary global cuisine featuring the freshest seasonal and regional ingredients, with Southwestern influences enhanced by French technique and signature sauces. With an outstanding menu and an impeccable wine selection that earned Wine Spectator's Award of Excellence, you'll discover why the Old House makes a meal an occasion.
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Amaya At Hotel Santa Fe
Relax inside by our roaring fire or outside taking in the amazing New Mexico sky while dining in our restaurant Amaya. You will experience the innovative blending of Native cuisine. From the cold rivers of Alaska to the Great Plains our chef selects superb traditional Native American foods and weaves them together in a style that is both ancient and contemporary.
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Milagro 139
Featuring the bright, festive, and authentic flavors of Latin America and the Southwest, owner John Beaupre and Chef Fernando Ruiz have created a "must visit" restaurant in the heart of Santa Fe. Upon entering MILAGRO 139 locals and visitors alike will marvel at the welcoming and comfortable bar and lounge which feature one of Santa Fe's most extensive lists of specialty tequilas and featured cocktails.
Now open for Lunch ! 11:30 - 2:30
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Santa Fe is a shopper’s paradise. 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.
ACC
Furniture must be touched and felt to be truly appreciated, so our staff would relish the opportunity to welcome you to our expansive showrooms to share our passion for unique, classic, high-quality furnishings and accessories. ACC features many high-end brands, including Ralph Lauren, Henredon, Theodore Alexander, Maitland- Smith, G&J Styles, Asia Minor, Donghia, Hancock & Moore, Pearson, Feizy, John Richard, Palecek, Arte de Mexico, Arteriors, Aidan Grey and many more.
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James Reid, Ltd.
James Reid, Ltd. is Santa Fe's best known maker of silver and gold belt buckles and accessories by virtue of integrity of design and quality of execution. Established in 1979, the house is famous both for original interpretations of Western Americana as well as for designs that transcend the parochial and aspire to the international; its objectives are born both of its regional origins as well as of its aspirations to the broader theater of contemporary design - to create "designs that travel".
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Señor Murphy - Santa Fe Candy Maker
Señor Murphy Candymaker has been handmaking the finest handmade chocolates, most unique Southwest pinon candies and chocolate candies for more than 30 years in Santa Fe, New Mexico. It's no wonder that this Santa Fe candymaker ships specialty chocolate gifts for all occassions, all year long! What makes our candy so special? Creative people and our commitment to using quality ingredients, which include piñon nuts, red and green chiles for our candies and jams, which are native to New Mexico and the Southwest. We ship our boxed assortments of fresh chocolates, fudges and confections directly to your door and make gift giving easy by shipping to your lucky recipients.
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Santa Fe is one of the largest and most respected art centers in the United States with over 200 galleries featuring the works of local as well as internationally recognized artists. Native American, Folk, and Tribal works can be found in rich abundance, as well as 19th and 20th century art of all types. Whether your interests lean towards painting, sculpture, pottery, jewelry or fabric arts, Santa Fe has it all. The internationally 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.
Evoke Contemporary
A Contemporary fine art gallery exhibiting exceptional emerging & established artists of international acclaim ranging from abstract expressionism to super realism to blown and sculpted glass.
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Gallery Chartreuse
Gallery Chartreuse opened its doors in December 2008 with the chanting of blessings by the monks of Drepung Loseling Monastery. All present felt a sense of calm, peace and hopefulness for a new beginning. The gallery maintains the essence of their introduction into the Santa Fe art community by continuing to offer thought-provoking and uplifting works of art. Works appealing to all palates from realism to abstract, created by emerging and established artists.
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Zane Bennett Contemporary Art
Located on Guadalupe Street in the Historic Railyard District of Santa Fe, New Mexico, Zane Bennett Contemporary Art gallery resides in one of the most unique architectural spaces in the City Different. The exterior preserves the historic flavor of the neighborhood while the cutting edge interior rivals the traditions of the best contemporary galleries in the country.
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Santa Fe real estate has always been a great investment, even in trying economic times. Whether you’re looking for a primary home, or a second or third home, real estate in Santa Fe remains an attractive purchase. Santa Fe has always been one of the best places in the world to settle down, or just to have a “home away from home” to come to and relax and enjoy the Santa Fe lifestyle. Famous for its clean air, scenic beauty and rich history, Santa Fe is a mecca for art and culture and the wide variety of real estate available here attracts buyers and investors from around the world.
767 Acequia Madre
A Santa Fe gem: this unique Betty Stewart condo complex is tucked into a private lane in the heart of our Eastside historical area. Stewart design is Northern New Mexico style: characterized by a pitched roof in the livingroom, foot-trodden adobes, double-thick walls inside & out, hand-hewned beams, high-hearth fireplaces, tumbled-brick floors, and not a straight line to be found! Idyllic, serene, peaceful, lovely - with unique details through-out. Truly special, your new Santa Fe retreat!
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Enter the property through a walled courtyard with striking mountain views. The gallery entry leads you into a large living room with vigas and covered plastered ceilings. This room's center piece is a Rumsford style fireplace. To the left, tall French doors open out onto a deep covered portal with dramatic westerly views. A formal dining room adjoins the kitchen. Attached guest quarters with 3/4 bath and separate entrance. Mud room/laundry room.This custom home is scheduled for completion in mid-February 2010.
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Three kiva fireplaces warm this exceptional Santa Fe style home remodeled to perfection amid towering trees in the heart of the Historic Eastside and Canyon Road's Art district. This custom built home has been exquisitely renovated to perfection offering a private retreat or year-round home. Spectacular outdoor spaces compliment this exquisitely maintained home with fireplaces, bancos, private outdoor dining and a peaceful view of the Nedra Matteucci Gallery grounds.
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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.
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’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.