The ambiance of a New Mexican country inn envelops guests as they pass under the adobe portal and into the warm and welcoming lobby. The Inn's responsive and knowledgeable staff is always available to dispense directions or make recommendations, and their genuine friendliness is readily apparent. Our guests return home, not simply laden with souvenirs and sweet memories, but enlivened by the sense that their adventure in Santa Fe was rewarding and refreshing to the mind and the spirit. As the president of a company, I travel frequently... the attitude and friendliness of your staff is in the very top tier of all the places I have stayed.. The Inn on the Alameda has all the ingedients for a magical, romantic weekend.. M.P. Flower Mound, TX. You exemplify all that's good about Santa Fe, stunning decor, first-class amenities, and the wine hour is a delight.. You have a gem of a hotel, well-located, extremely attractive and well-priced.. I've stayed in a lot of hotels for business and pleasure. You are the best combination of BB and private hotels I've found.. We enjoyed the decor, the ambiance, the breakfast, the friendly staff and the atmosphere of pure relaxation at your Inn.. S.T. Cherry Hill, NJ. We travel as much as possible and your Inn is now at the top of our lists for one of our best choices... very friendly - clean - beautiful - perfect!. The Inn was highly recommended...and I was delighted with it! It's obvious that you take pride in your accommodations.. Everyone was exceptionally nice, the grounds were beautifully kept, and the location was perfect. This is a very relaxing place to stay.. It was a pleasure to be introduced to Santa Fe by such lovely people amidst such wonderful accommodations.. I.S. Cherry Hill, NJ. We love it at your hotel - like a home away from home.. The Inn was exceptional in all aspects! It exceeded all my expectations.. 2007 Conde Nast Traveler Gold List: World's 700 Best Hotels. At the Inn on the Alameda, where I stayed two nights, the blazing hearth in the book-filled lounge invites sitting. I chose to hover close to my own kiva fireplace in my casita, a stack of firewood on its patio. It's worthwhile to book a hotel near downtown (and) this small Pueblo-style inn is a Southwestern haven, a little adobe home. Complimentary breakfast is sumptuous. It's an easy walk to Canyon Road galleries or downtown.. St. Petersburg Times - February 2008. Centrally located, the 71-room Inn on the Alameda offers an intimate hotel experience in Santa Fe. Attentive but not intrusive service makes this property ideal for guests who want to be pampered but not fussed over...Outstanding perks: free Wi-Fi, the buffet breakfast (definitely try the chile-and-cheese croissant - it's to die for), and afternoon wine and cheese. It's the perfect snack after you've checked in. Aspiring chefs, as well as thr pros, should book the Inn's Muy Sabrosa package, which includes a cooking demonstration at the world-renowned Santa Fe School of Cooking. (And) within walking distance of the Inn is Canyon Road, a charming street lined with galleries and restaurants.. OK Magazine - December 2007. Conveniently situated one block from Canyon Road with its art galleries and upscale restaurants and a 15-minute walk from the Plaza, this charming inn of golden adobe (made more dazzling when etched against the blue Sangre de Cristo Mountains) is often referred to as that enchanting small hotel in Santa Fe. Its 71 rooms and suites, in a series of flower-bedecked casitas, are deorated in Southwestern style with Mexican tile, Native American art, Kiva fireplaces and secluded patios. The overall effect is one of soothing tranquillity. Couple that with the hospitable staff and such amenities as a bountiful complimentary breakfast, complimentary wine and cheese and free parking, and it's no wonder the Inn on the Alameda attracts a loyal clientele. kentucky.com - December 2007. The Inn on the Alameda is a very tranquil and peaceful location. With classic Pueblo-style architecture and attentive personal service, the old-world ambiance of Santa Fe flows hroughout the comfortable 71 rooms and communal areas of the Inn on the Alameda. Mexican tile, handmade furniture, hand-woven rugs, local artifacts, and traditional kiva fireplaces contribute to the hotel's warm and inviting atmosphere. It is spacious, warmly inviting with its deco in warm colors and Southwest furnishings. The fireplace aglow on chilly nights invites you to curl up on a couch and enjoy one of the many books in the library. The large adjoining dining area offers breakfast and an evening wine and cheese reception...Across the street is a park with a path that follows along the river, offeing an excellent outdoor location to walk, jog, or just sit and enjoy the peaceful scenerty. The Inn's central location makes it simple for guests to explore the nearby restaurants, art galleries, open-air mercados and one-of-a-kind boutiques that define the 'City Different.'. TravelLady Magzine - June 2007. Situated halfway between Santa Fe's historic Plaza and the art galleries that line Canyon Road, the sprawling, adobe-walled Inn on the Alameda has 71 pueblo-style rooms with comfortable Southwestern furnishings and access to garden courtyards. Once you've settled in, (you can) explore the city's 200-plus art galleries, visit the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, and shop for antiques, Western wear and Native American jewlery around the downtown Plaza.. Country Living - March 2007. Ideally situated bewteen the Plaza and bustling Canyon Road, this little gem puts a regional spin on the bed-and-breakfast with its adobe walls, courtyard gardens and rustic decor.. Elle Decor - January/February 2007. Nestled between the historic Plaza and the art galleries of Canyon Road, the Inn on the Alameda offers kiva fireplaces, classic Pueblo-style architecture, an extensive breakfast buffet, and afternoon wine reception. The hotel's cozy amosphere embodies the essence of Santa Fe and the spirit of the holiday season.. Ranch Coast Magazine - December 2006. It was 10 o'clock at night and the kiva fireplace was blazing brightly in the library reception area of the Inn on the Alameda...The Inn's 71 rooms vary in decor and amenities - some have patios or are tucked among courtyards of pinon pines and aspens. Some even have their own woodburning kiva fireplaces. The latter are worth the price - it's so lovely to tuck ourself into bed and watch the crackling fire, easily replenished from the woodpile stacked high outside your door...The inn's pueblo-style construction and gardens are an apt reflection of what's special about Santa Fe itself, a city that celebrates its heritage Contra Costa Times - October 2006. In Santa Fe, we drove straight to the Inn on the Alameda. The Pueblo-style architecture and southwestern decor was fab, and the downtown location was excellent - walking distance to the best shops, galleries and museums. The Inn may have had the amenities of a small deluxe city hotel (fitness room, outdoor whirlpools, triple-sheeted beds), but its heart and soul was bed-and-breakfast. Service was so personal. Each morning, we tucked into a lavish buffet breakfast including buttery pastries, fresh sliced fruit and frittatas. At cocktail hour, guests gathered for complimentary wine, cheese, fruit and crackers...After one last cup of th Inn on the Alameda's fine coffee, we hit the road again.. Valley Magazine - Autumn 2006. I checked in at the Inn on the Alameda, the city' premier small, luxury hotel...Colorful tile, native timbers, adobe arches and wrought-iron accents make up the classic Southwestern design and create a relaxed and informal feel. On crisp nights, guests can gaze at the stars in the inn's two outdoor hot tubs...An intimate retreat, the inn is small and relaxed with a knowledgeable staff that's low-key and friendly. A lavish breakfast buffet with more than 25 gourmet items sta...

Muy Sabrosa Cooking School. The Reel Deal Fly Fishing. Best Friends Get the Best Deals. Guys Getaway | Wholly Hybrid. The Inn on the Alameda offers a variety of exciting, educational, and romantic Santa Fe NM lodging packages for you to choose from. Bring a friend, your family, your beloved, or come solo and enjoy some time alone. Muy Sabrosa, meaning very tasty, offers an irresistible combination of ingredients. Mix two nights at the gracious Inn on the Alameda with a hands-on cooking demonstration by some of the foremost experts in southwestern cuisine. Throw in a fiesta-style lunch and a dollop of fabulous take home recipes. Add one of the most sumptuous continental breakfasts served north of the border. Top it off with a pinch of sun-drenched Santa Fe, and you have the makings of Muy Sabrosa, a culinary celebration brought to you by the Inn and the renowned. Santa Fe School of Cooking. Santa FE NM Lodging Packages. Decreased emissions plus added value equals guilt-free getaway with Inn on the Alamedas green for green offer that simultaneously eases the stress on the planet and your bank account. Let us help offset your carbon footprint with our Wholly Hybrid package. Just load the kids and the dog into that hybrid vehicle and head to the Inn where you'll receive the same great service at the same great rate and enjoy the extra perks that say thank you for helping Mother Earth. The Wholly Hybrid package includes: Three nights welcoming accommodations in a variety of room types. A crisp new $50 bill waiting for you at check-in to fill your gas tank. A crisp new $20 bill to use at a water-saving carwash to remove the Santa Fe Trail dust. A Love Your Mother Earth bumper sticker to illustrate your commitment to sustainability. A lavish continental breakfast served daily. Daily afternoon wine and cheese reception. Complimentary parking. All day coffee service. Free Wi-Fi access in public areas and guestrooms. Local and toll-free telephone calls at no charge. Based on a minimum three-night stay, double occupancy and subject to availability, the package price ranges from $375 to $1177, depending on season and room type. State and local taxes are not included. Extra person charge, after two per room, is $25 nightly, and children under 18 stay free in the same room as parents. One pet under 30# is welcomed in specific rooms with a $30 nightly fee. Certain restrictions apply: holidays and special events are excluded; AAA, AARP and corporate discounts do not apply; and this special rate does not apply to existing packages and cannot be combined with other offers. For reservations, call the Inn directly (1-888-984-2121) as this special package cannot be booked on-line. This mouth-watering package includes: nights' accommodations at the Inn on the Alameda. A 2 ½ hour cooking class and lunch for two at the Santa Fe School of Cooking. A lavish daily continental Breakfast of Enchantment each morning at the Inn. Afternoon wine and cheese reception each afternoon. 20% off at Ristra, one of Santa Fe's premier restaurants, to be enjoyed during your stay. Rates for this scrumptious two-night experience will vary depending on the dates you select. (Please see below for available dates.) The range of rates for single or double occupancy are as follows, but please call the hotel directly to check on specific rates. (Additional person charge, after 2 per room, is $110.00, at a maximum of 4 people per room.). Traditional room with 2 queen beds: Traditional room with 1 king bed: Deluxe room with 2 queen or 1 king bed: from $332 to $534 from $358 to $562 from $426 to $670. The upcoming dates for Muy Sabrosa are as follows: October 2007 29 30. November 2007 2 3 5 6 9 10 12 13 16 17 19 20 26 27. December 2007 7 8 14 15. January 2008 4 5 7 8 11 12 14 15 18 19 21 22 25 26 28 29. February 2008 1 2 4 5 8 9 11 12 18 19 25 26. March 2008 3 4 7 8 10 11 14 15 17 18 21 22 24 25 28 29. April 2008 4 5 7 8 11 12 14 15 18 19 21 22 25 26 28 29. May 2008 2 3 5 6 9 10 12 13 16 17 19 20 26 27 30 31. June 2008 2 3 9 10 16 17 23 24. July 2008 7 8 14 15 21 22 28 29. August 2008 4 5 11 12 25 26. September 2008 1 2 8 9 15 16. October 2008 27 28. November 2008 3 4 7 8 10 11 14 15 17 18 21 22 24 25. December 2008 5 6 12 13. Please call 888-984-2121 for more information. The world is coming to Santa Fe and the citys premier small hotel, Inn on the Alameda, is making it easy to see it! The Inn celebrates Santa Fe's designation as America's UNESCO City of Folk Art by offering a special way to partake of the Third Annual Santa Fe International Folk Art Market. The Market will be held on July 12-13, 2008 with Master folk artists gathering to celebrate their multicultural heritage and give visitors the rare opportunity to purchase their work. The Market will feature authentic folk art in a variety of media by some 100 artists from around the world and fittingly takes place on Milner Plaza, home to the Museum of International Folk Art (MOIFA) and the world's largest collection of international folk art. The Inn on the Alameda is offering a special THINK GLOBALLY - ACT LOCALLY package to honor this global gathering of master craftsman. The package is available only for Thursday, July 10 through Monday, July 14 and is based on a three-night stay and double occupancy. The package will include: Three nights relaxing accommodations for two. A lavish continental breakfast and an afternoon wine and cheese reception daily. One keepsake piece of whimsical folk art per booking. Free bus transportation to Museum Hill. Tickets for two to attend the Opening Day of the Festival on Saturday, July 12, 2008. A $50 tax-deductible donation to the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market to help build the sustainability of the Market and advance the continued success of this creative international endeavor. Package rates range from at $675 to $1080 (depending on room type), are exclusive of tax, and are subject to availability. Rates for additional nights and additional guests are available. To join in the fun or learn more about the Market, contact the Inn on the Alameda at 1-888-984-2121. The Inn on the Alameda is pleased to offer the opportunity to rediscover the serene heart within. With the frenzied pace of the 21st century leaving little time for contemplative experiences, visitors can truly unwind in the serenity that infuses Santa Fe and the Inn. With amenities chosen to reflect the timeless qualities of this unique destination, a tranquil visit to the Inn will renew and refresh guests with the following delights: A three-night stay in the accommodation of your choice, with a lavish continental Breakfast of Enchantment and afternoon wine and cheese reception. A box of Green Dream restorative herbal tea from Taos' Native Scents Company. A $20 gift certificate to The Ark, Santa Fe's finest purveyor of alternative lifestyle publication. Two (2) fifty-minute massages in the Inn's Massage Room. Two small keepsake fetishes, spirit animals carved by the Zuni people of Southwestern New Mexico to invoke the ancient powers ascribed to the winged and four-legged brothers. Coyote Tales, a souvenir CD of peaceful Native American melodies played by Dine flute player, Rick Aragon. Seasonal rates for double occupancy range from $465 to $1095, plus applicable taxes, based on desired dates and subject to availability. Not valid holidays or special events. Explore and rejuvenate in while enjoying Santa Fe's inspiring beauty and rich culture. The Inn on the Alameda, in conjunction with Santa Fe Mountain Adventures, offers an opportunity to experience adventurous travel that fuels a healthy lifestyle. This exhilarating combination of outdoor adventure and cultural activity includes: Two nights; accommodations in a Traditional or Deluxe Room or Suite with Fireplace. A lavish c...