Food Beverage/Del Charro Saloon. Front Desk 505-982-4333 info@innofthegovernors.com 505-989-9149 (Guest Services Fax) Reservations 1-800-234-4534 reservations@innofthegovernors.com Concierge 505-954-0323 concierge@innofthegovernors.com Frank Espinosa Supervisor 505-954-0314 frank@innofthegovernors.com I have been with the Inn since 1998. When I am not at the Inn, I spend all my time with my wife Carlene and daughter Annika. I am the biggest Dallas Cowboy fan you will ever come across. Dont worry though; I wont hold it against you at check in time. I look forward to coming to work to help our guests and work with our team. The inn truly cares about its employees and it shows in the way we treat our guests. Welcome to the Inn of the Governors and enjoy your stay. Favorite Santa Fe Attraction: Bandelier National Monument Orlando Vigil Supervisor 505-954-0314 orlando@innofthegovernors.com My name is Orlando Vigil. I have worked at the Inn of the governors for eight years. I first began as a bellman. I worked as a bellman for four years until the opportunity for me to work as a Front Desk agent was given to me. Three years later I was offered to be part of our Front Office Management team. I really love the chance to interact with so many great people that work and also stay at our lovely Inn. My hobbies include playing basketball and working out. Carmella Apodaca Supervisor 505-954-0314 carmella@innofthegovernors.com Hi, my name is Carmella Apodaca. Ive been with Inn of the Governors since 1996. Ive held many positions. May latest position is in Accounting and also helping as Front Office Manager. Im married and have four children. My favorite past time is spending quality time with my family, both at home and at work. This has been the best pace I have worked for. Truly a home away from home. Steven J. Vidale Group Sales Catering Manager 505-984-0328 505-820-1893 (fax) steven@innofthegovernors.com A.K.A. Nevets T. Clown Dr. of Humorology. I have been a Clown for over 20 years. I am, always have been and always will be a diehard New York Giants fan (Sorry Frank). I am also a lover of NASCAR (#88 Dale Jr.) My career in the hotel industry started as a front desk instructor at The Hotel Saranac of Paul Smiths College in Saranac Lake NY teaching student in a fully functioning hotel. After an EXTREMELY cold winter in New York my partner and I relocated to Santa Fe in 2007 where I was blessed to become the Sales Catering Manager at the Inn of the Governors. I look forward to greeting you with a laugh and a smile when you visit Santa Fe. Favorite Santa Fe Attraction (so far): The St. Francis Cathedral Labyrinth. Sharlie Glass Director of Revenue Management 505-954-0329 505-820-1893 (fax) sglass@innofthegovernors.com My name is Sharlie Glass, and I am the Director of Revenue Management. I have been with the Inn of the Governors since 2002. It is my job to price our hotel correctly while maintaining the greatest value for our guests. I have a genuine love for my job, and so find great satisfaction in working with a group of people who are passionate and embody the very nature of hospitality. As someone who enjoys Santa Fes vast diversity of culture, art, and natural beauty I highly recommend allowing time to experience all that makes Santa Fe so different from anywhere else in the world. Favorite Santa Fe Attraction: Plaza and Canyon Road. Kim Woodward Accounting Manager 505-954-0316 505-820-1608 (fax) kim@innofthegovernors.com I joined the staff at Inn of the Governors in June of 2007. Most of my hospitality background has been in Front Office and Human Resources management. I left the hospitality business briefly, after working for another downtown Santa Fe property for 14 years, and realized how much I missed the people and the hospitality environment. The staff has been very welcoming and I already feel like a part of this family. When I am not working, I am a passionate devotee to Pilates and I enjoy weekend road trips and photography. Favorite Santa Fe attraction: The aspens and the vivid blue sky in October. Daniel Aguilar Food Beverage Director 505-954-0336 505-989-9149 (fax) daniel@innofthegovernors.com I have been with the Inn of the Governors since January of 2005. I have been in the hospitality industry in many capacities for over 10 years. I previously held the positions of Executive Chef, Director of Catering, and food and Beverage Director. I enjoy the hospitality industry as it allows me to interact with interesting people from around the world. There is a unique family feeling at the Inn of the Governors that I and the guests very much enjoy. When I am not working I enjoy spending time with my family and enjoying the natural beauty of Santa Fe. Favorite Santa Fe Attraction: See a Sunset. Jose Guzman Chef, 505-954-0337 505-989-9149 (fax) jose@innofthegovernors.com My name is Jose Guzman and I am proud and happy being the Chef here at Inn of the governors for the past three years. Although I graduated with an associate degree in Arts and Science from my country Belize, my life took a different turn when I moved to Santa Fe seven years back. It was then that I got interested in the Culinary Arts and started expanding my knowledge of cooking giving each dish a special touch of the Caribbean as well as from Central American my roots. So on your next visit to romantic Santa Fe please visit us and enjoy our food. Favorite Santa Fe Attraction: Go fishing in Pecos. David Lucero Chief Engineer 505-954-0327 505-989-9149 (fax) dlucero@innofthegovernors.com I have been Chief Engineer at Inn of the Governors for 31 years. I was born and raised in Santa Fe. When I am not fine tuning the magical quirks of the Inn, I bowl and fish. Favorite Santa Fe Attraction: See the beautiful Mountainsski basin first. Vivian Barela Housekeeping Director 505-954-0321 505-989-9149 (fax) vbarela@innofthegovernors.com My name is Vivian Barela, and I am Housekeeping Director for Inn of the Governors. I have been part of the IOG team since 1997. I have been in the hospitality business since 1990. I like working at the IOG because all my co-workers are very friendly and we work together like a family. I also like working at the IOG because I enjoy meeting people and being able to serve them to the best of my ability. Favorite Santa Fe Attraction: Try Food in Santa Fe, especially Tomasitas. Samuel Gerberding General Manager 505-954-0332 505-820-1893 (fax) sam@innofthegovernors.com Prior to starting at the Inn of the Governors in June of 2004, I served as General Manager at a limited service property on Cerrillos Road. My career started at a ski in, ski out style condominium operation North of Boise, Idaho and then as Rooms Division Manager at a four diamond hotel in Downtown Boise. It is there that I crystallized my love for helping people and working with a great team. My greatest satisfaction in this job comes from making people smile and feel welcome whether it is a tired guest after a long days journey, or an employee who is having a rough day. I look forward to seeing you at Tea Sherry. Favorite Santa Fe Attraction: Shidoni Walking Gallery/Forge and Glass Works

Inn of the Governors guests have access to a wide variety of complimentary amenities, such as afternoon tea and Sherry social hour, downtown parking and internet access, offered to make your stay at our Santa Fe hotel comfortable, convenient and memorable. We invite you to enjoy all of these amenities during your Inn of the Governors stay. Guests enjoy Inn of the Governors exclusive complimentary offerings that include: Full hot Mountain Sunrise Breakfast Buffet. Tea Sherry Social daily from 45pm in the lobby. Click here for a sample listing of Sherries. Click here for Biscochito recipe. Year round outdoor heated Swimming Pool. High speed and wireless Internet access. Inn of the Governors is a relaxing respite in the heart of downtown Santa Fe. Our Santa Fe hotel features beautiful common spaces where guests frequently gather, friendly and attentive staff to serve you, and details such as playing cards and board games that provide all the comforts of home. The following amenities and services are available to guests of the Inn of the Governors: Outdoor Garden Patio. Year Round Outdoor heated Swimming Pool. Room Service and Poolside Service. 24 hour Front Desk and Security. Laundry and Dry Cleaning. Playing Cards, Board Games, Pool Toys. For assistance with any of these amenities, additional hotel services, or trip planning, please contact our. Our friendly and knowledgeable concierge professionals are eager to help you enjoy a wonderful Inn of the Governors stay. Valentine's weekend at Inn of the Governors¦the kiva fireplace added the perfect touch of romance and the smell of the pinion wood was wonderful.. Hotel Guest Monett, MO

Historic Churches: San Miguel Mission 401 Old Santa Fe Trail Santa Fe, NM 505-983-3974 OLDEST CHURCH IN THE USA: BUILT IN 1626. 16th Century Animal Hide Paintings. 18th Century Wooden Altar Screen. There may be a charge of $1 - Donations are always welcome. Mission Gift Shop same hours Hours: Church Gift Shop: Mon Sat: 9am to 5pm Sunday: 10am to 4pm MASS: Sunday at 5pm. St. Francis Cathedral One block east of the Plaza Santa Fe, NM 505-982-5619 HOURS:Side doors open daily 6-6, Sunday 7-7 Weekday mass: 7am 5:15pm Saturday mass: 7am 5:15pm Sunday Mass: 8am (Spanish) 10am Noon 7pm HOLY DAYS: 7am, 10am, 12:10, 5:15pm Tour Guides available in the Cathedral. The Saint Francis Cathedral, dedicated in 1886, is a mixture of three architectural styles. Adobe, French - Romanesque, and Modern. Adobe because connected to the main structure is the Conquistadora Chapel which was built in 1714 and houses La Conquistadora, Our Lady of Conquering Love, the countrys oldest Madonna (1625). French -Romanesque because the main structure was commissioned by Archbishop Lamy, Santa Fes first archbishop who was from France and whose crypt lays within the cathedral, and Modern because of the 1967 addition of the Blessed Sacrament Chapel. The Cathedral is dedicated to Saint Francis of Assisi, patron saint of Santa Fe. Franciscan Friars presently staff the Cathedral Parish. The many stunning stained glass windows were imported from France. Stone for the building was imported from 15 miles away in what is now Lamy, New Mexico. Lady of Guadalupe 505-988-2027, 100 Guadalupe Santa Fe Beautiful Old Church built in 1795 The Santa Fe Desert Chorale performs here. HOURS - 9-4, Monday-Friday (OPEN SAT. IN SUMMER) (May be open later during summer) CLOSED: Saturday Sunday Nov.-Apr. Loretto Chapel 219 Old Santa Fe Trail Santa Fe, NM 505-982-0092 Open winter: 9-4:30 Mon-Sat; 10:30-4:30 Sunday (Oct - May) Open summer: 9-5 Mon-Sat, 10:30-5 Sunday (May - Oct) May close any time for weddings or funerals ADMISSION: $2/person Children under 6 FREE PHOTOS: OK. Construction of the Loretto Chapel was completed in 1882. Bishop Lamy who was French, commissioned a strictly Gothic design. The first Gothic structure west of the Mississippi is 25 feet by 75 and reaches a height of 85 feet. When the building was almost finished someone noticed that while the chapel was beautiful, as was the choir loft, there was no way to get from one to other. The sisters summonded carpenter after carpenter who told them that a 21 foot staircase in such a small space could simply not be built. Why not tear down the choir loft and begin again, both a daunting and heartbreaking task The sisters began to pray to Saint Joseph In answer a grey haired man with a donkey and tool chest came to the convent and asked if he might have a try at building what would be known as the Miraculous Staircase. When the work was complete the man simply disappeared as suddenly as he appeared and couldnt be found to accept any pay for the job. Nor was there any charges for lumber at the local lumber yard. The photograph to the right is reprinted from the Saint Joseph Magazine April 1960. The Miraculous Staircase has 33 steps and makes two complete turns of 360°. The staircase, unlike every other spiral staircase in the world, has no center support and no one can really explain how the thing stands up and bears weight. Wooden pegs, rather than nails, were used. The sisters remember the old carpenter using only hammer, saw and T square. They also remember pieces of wood soaking in tubs of water Nobody has actually pinned down exactly where the wood in the structure came from. The wood is not native to New Mexico. Who actually built the Miraculous Staircase? Some people think it was St. Joseph himself. Santuario de Chimayo built between l8l4 and l8l6, the sanctuary is an active church with regular mass celebrations. The sanctuary has also gained importance for the healing powers that many have experienced from the sanctuaries holy water and earthen dirt. Visiting Hours: October - April: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM, June - September: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Weekly Mass:June - September: 11:00 AM Daily, October - May: 7:00 AM, Sunday Mass: 12:00 Noon. www.archdiocesesantafe.org Other: Santa Fe Plaza The historic Santa Fe Plaza, just two blocks from Inn of the Governors, serves as the heart of Santa Fe and often sets the rhythm of the town's pulse. The Plaza has been the social and economic center of the city established in the winter of 1609-10; traders and travelers knew it as the terminus of the Santa Fe Trail. On the north side of the Plaza stands the Palace of the Governors. It was built in 1610 and has witnessed first-hand much of New Mexico's colorful history. As the oldest public building in the United States, the Palace is the history museum of the State of New Mexico. Today, along the south side of the Palace of the Governors, Native American artists and craftspeople sell their handmade goods to tourists and local Santa Feans almost every day of the year, rain or shine. The 900+ vendors represent forty-one tribes, pueblos, chapters and villages in New Mexico, the Navajo Nation, and parts of Arizona. The other three sides feature a wide variety of Santa Fe style shops, galleries and restaurants. Historically the Plaza has been a place to gather, glimpse the vibrant daily comings and goings and of course, people watch. Annually, the Plaza hosts the Indian and Spanish Markets in addition to numerous other events and free concerts during the year. We invite you to walk from Inn of the Governors to the plaza to take in a tour, this rich heritage and some shopping. El Rancho de las Golondrinas, a living history museum. The museum is located on 200 acres in a rural farming valley just south of Santa Fe. Opened as a museum in 1972, the original colonial buildings on the site date from the early 18th century. Historic buildings from other parts of northern New Mexico have been reconstructed at Las Golondrinas to create a rich community and to offer a unique perspective on the life and culture of this important settlement period. Villagers, volunteers dressed in period clothing, greet visitors at various exhibits throughout the museum and show how life was lived in early New Mexico. NM 599 (Santa Fe Bypass) to West Frontage Road. Then, take a right on Los Pinos Road and follow for 3.2 miles to the Museum. Hours Wednesday through Sunday 10 am - 4 pm, June through September. 505.471.2261. Sena Plaza northeast corner of the plaza; originally a Spanish hacienda completed in 1867, this is now a collection of small shops, galleries, and a restaurant. Much like the Palace of the Governors, this is an excellent example of how the practicalities of the plaza design were even incorporated into larger private homes. Bandelier National Monument 505-672-3861 Go to St. Francis Drive North (which is also 285/84). Head North. At Pojoaque take Los Alamos Exit (Hwy 502) to the left. Follow 502 to Hwy 4 (San Ildefonso Pueblo will be on the right before Hwy 4). Turn left on Hwy 4 and follow it until you reach Bandelier Ancient Cliff Dwellings Admission: $10 per private car TRAILS ARE ALWAYS OPEN DURING DAYLIGHT HOURS NO PETS ALLOWED ON TRAILS SNACK BAR OPEN YEAR ROUND, HOURS VARY RANGER TOURS: AS STAFFING ALLOWS Open every day except Christmas New Year's Day. Visitor Center: Winter 8-4:30pm Spring Fall 9-5:30pm Summer 8-6pm. Trails Ancient Cliff Dwellings Hours - Open every day except Christmas New Year's Day Visitor Center: Winter 8- 4:30pm Spring Fall 9-5:30pm Summer 8-6pm. Admission: $10 per private car TRAILS ARE ALWAYS OPEN DURING DAYLIGHT HOURS NO PETS ALLOWED ON TRAILS SNACK BAR OPEN YEAR ROUND, HOURS VARY RANGER TOURS: AS STAFFING ALLOWS. Go to St. Francis Drive North (which is also 285/84). Head North. At Pojoaque take Los Alamos Exit (Hwy 502) to the left. Follow 502 to Hwy 4 (San Ildefonso Pueblo will be on the right before Hwy 4). Turn left on Hwy...