The Inn of the Five Graces is an intimate boutique property in Santa Fe's oldest residential neighborhood, Barrio de Analco, a short walk from the historic San Miguel Mission and the Santa Fe Plaza in New Mexico. The inn's 24 suites occupy a cluster of 19th-century adobe buildings transformed with a richly layered aesthetic drawing on Tibetan, Indonesian, and Ottoman design traditions — hand-embroidered silk draperies, intricate mosaic tile bathrooms, and antique wooden furnishings are hallmarks throughout. Every suite features a kiva fireplace, original commissioned artwork, and a luxuriously appointed bathroom stocked with handcrafted soaps and fine linens. There are no standard guest rooms; all accommodations are suites ranging from intimate one-bedroom arrangements to expansive multi-room grand suites with private patios. Rates begin around $550 per night and rise above $900 for the largest suites. The inn offers complimentary wine and cheese each evening in the garden courtyard — a paved adobe gathering space fragrant with chamisa and lavender. A dedicated concierge assists guests with reservations at Santa Fe's finest restaurants, tickets to the Santa Fe Opera, and private tours of area galleries and pueblos. The property does not operate a restaurant or spa, but concierge connections cover the city comprehensively. The inn's position on DeVargas Street places guests within easy walking distance of Canyon Road's 80-plus galleries, the downtown historic district, and the Palace of the Governors.
Room types
- Luxury suites from $550/night (~$550 USD)
- Grand suites from $900/night (~$900 USD)
Amenities
- Ornate Tibetan-style suites
- Concierge
- Wine and cheese evening
- Fireplace in every room
- Garden courtyard
Location
150 E DeVargas St, Santa Fe, NM 87501
35.6835, -105.9336 View on map
Highlights
- 24 opulently decorated suites in a 19th-century adobe compound in Santa Fe's historic Barrio de Analco
- Every suite features a kiva fireplace, hand-embroidered silk draperies, and bespoke mosaic tilework bathrooms
- Nightly complimentary wine and cheese reception in the fragrant garden courtyard
- Walking distance to Canyon Road's 80-plus art galleries and Santa Fe Plaza
- Dedicated concierge with direct access to Santa Fe Opera tickets, gallery tours, and private pueblo excursions
Tips for visiting
- Request a suite with a private patio for summer stays; the garden courtyard fills quickly during peak season.
- Ask the concierge for restaurant reservations immediately upon check-in — top Santa Fe spots fill weeks in advance.
- The inn is best suited for adults and couples seeking a quiet, design-focused retreat; mention special occasions when booking.
- The Barrio de Analco neighborhood is walkable but hilly; guests with mobility concerns should confirm room proximity to parking.
- Street parking on DeVargas Street is free but limited; ask the inn about nearby lots during Indian Market and holiday weekends.
Accessibility
The historic adobe compound has uneven terrain between buildings, and some suites involve steps without ramp alternatives. Guests with mobility impairments should contact the inn directly before booking to identify the most accessible accommodation options available.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the Inn of the Five Graces have a restaurant or spa?
The inn does not operate an on-site restaurant or spa. The concierge can arrange reservations at top Santa Fe restaurants and spa appointments at nearby facilities.
Is breakfast included in the room rate?
A full breakfast is not included by default, though the inn offers a complimentary evening wine and cheese reception. Some package rates include breakfast arrangements — confirm at the time of booking.
How far is the inn from Santa Fe Plaza?
The inn is approximately a 10-minute walk from Santa Fe Plaza, passing the San Miguel Mission and the historic Barrio de Analco district along the way.
Are children or large groups accommodated at the inn?
The inn is designed primarily as an adult luxury retreat. Families with young children may find the boutique scale and delicate furnishings less suitable; groups should contact the property to discuss adjacent suite availability.