Hotel Santa Fe — The Hacienda and Spa is a tribally owned and operated hotel located just south of the historic Santa Fe Plaza in New Mexico, at the intersection of Paseo de Peralta and Old Santa Fe Trail. The hotel is majority-owned by the Picurís Pueblo, one of New Mexico's 19 recognized Pueblo nations, and integrates Native American culture throughout the guest experience via art, architecture, and scheduled programming. The Pueblo Revival buildings feature exposed vigas, portal walkways, and murals by Native American artists that tell the history of Pueblo traditions and heritage. Rooms and suites blend Southwest décor with comfortable modern amenities; standard rooms begin around $150 per night and suites from $280. Amaya restaurant serves a menu combining Native American-influenced dishes with New Mexican cuisine, emphasizing seasonal and locally sourced ingredients. A full-service spa offers treatments inspired by traditional Pueblo healing practices alongside contemporary massage and body therapies, and a seasonal outdoor pool is available for guests during the warmer months. Complimentary cultural programming includes storytelling sessions, jewelry-making demonstrations, and guided discussions of Pueblo history and traditions. Free parking in the hotel lot is a notable advantage in central Santa Fe, where parking at nearby Plaza hotels can add significantly to the nightly cost. The hotel's location allows guests to walk to Canyon Road galleries, the Santa Fe Railyard arts district, and the historic Plaza — each approximately 10 minutes on foot.
Room types
- Standard rooms from $150/night (~$150 USD)
- Suites from $280/night (~$280 USD)
Amenities
- Spa
- Restaurant (Amaya)
- Pool (seasonal)
- Native American cultural programs
- Fitness center
Location
1501 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501
35.6835, -105.9393 View on map
Highlights
- Tribally owned property operated by Picurís Pueblo, integrating Native American culture throughout the guest experience
- Amaya restaurant serving Native American-influenced New Mexican cuisine with seasonal local ingredients
- Spa with treatments inspired by Pueblo healing traditions alongside contemporary therapies
- Complimentary cultural programming including storytelling and jewelry-making demonstrations
- Free parking and walking distance to Santa Fe Plaza, Canyon Road galleries, and the Railyard arts district
Tips for visiting
- Attend the complimentary cultural programming sessions, which rotate regularly and provide genuine educational value on Pueblo history.
- The hotel is steps from Canyon Road — the gallery district is best explored in the morning before group tours arrive.
- Request an upper-floor corner room for views of the Sangre de Cristo foothills from the portal balconies.
- The seasonal pool is typically open May through October; confirm dates when booking for spring or fall travel.
- Free parking in the hotel lot saves $25–$40 per night compared to valet-only options at Plaza-adjacent hotels.
Accessibility
The hotel has a flat, accessible main entrance and paved pathways between buildings. ADA-compliant rooms with roll-in showers, grab bars, and widened doorways are available. The restaurant and public areas are fully wheelchair-accessible.
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Frequently asked questions
Who owns Hotel Santa Fe?
Hotel Santa Fe is majority-owned by the Picurís Pueblo, one of New Mexico's 19 Pueblo nations. Stays at the hotel directly support the Pueblo community.
Is the spa open to non-guests?
The spa accepts day spa appointments from non-guests based on availability. Advance booking is recommended, particularly on weekends and during peak tourist season.
How far is Hotel Santa Fe from the Plaza?
The hotel is approximately 0.3 miles southwest of Santa Fe Plaza — about a 6-minute walk. The Palace of the Governors and New Mexico Museum of Art are reachable in under 10 minutes on foot.
What cultural events are held at the hotel?
The hotel hosts rotating cultural programming including Native American storytelling, jewelry and pottery demonstrations, and art displays. Schedules vary seasonally; inquire at the front desk for the current calendar.