Address : 101 W AlamedaSANTA FE, NM 87501 US
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Description :
Location.
The Inn of the Governors is located in Santa Fe, N.M., within one-quarter mile of Santa Fe Plaza, Loreto Chapel and West de Vargas Park. The hotel is less than one-half mile from Bridge of the Hidalgos Historic Site, New Mexico Capitol Building and Institute of American Indian Arts Museum. Museum of New Mexico History Library and Sweeney Convention Center are just over one-half mile from the hotel.
Hotel Features.
Inn of the Governors opens to a lobby with deep burnt orange tiled floors, exposed brickwork, wooden wall paneling, wooden ceiling beams, a globe, and sofas and chairs. The hotel offers complimentary daily buffet-style breakfasts and afternoon sherry and tea receptions. Del Charro Saloon, with saloon doors, wooden paneling, and a kiva fireplace, serves American and New Mexican cuisine including burgers, wraps, quesadillas and salads. The hotel offers complimentary wireless Internet access in the lobby. The hotel features a year-round outdoor pool.
Guestrooms.
Guestrooms feature Santa Fe-style décor including carved wooden desks and Southwestern artwork. Beds feature pillowtop mattresses, feather pillows and American Indian quilts. Cable television and dial-up Internet access are available. Rooms include coffeemakers and minibars. Bathrooms feature Southwestern-tiled showers, bathrobes and Emlin toiletries.
Expert Tip. Constructed in Pueblo Revival Style, the Institute of American Indian Arts Museum's building was transferred to the museum by the federal government. The museum, located one-half mile from the hotel, houses over 7,000 works of American Indian art and hosts workshops and gallery discussions by the artists.
Location.
The Inn of the Governors is located in Santa Fe, N.M., within one-quarter mile of Santa Fe Plaza, Loreto Chapel and West de Vargas Park. The hotel is less than one-half mile from Bridge of the Hidalgos Historic Site, New Mexico Capitol Building and Institute of American Indian Arts Museum. Museum of New Mexico History Library and Sweeney Convention Center are just over one-half mile from the hotel.
Hotel Features.
Inn of the Governors opens to a lobby with deep burnt orange tiled floors, exposed brickwork, wooden wall paneling, wooden ceiling beams, a globe, and sofas and chairs. The hotel offers complimentary daily buffet-style breakfasts and afternoon sherry and tea receptions. Del Charro Saloon, with saloon doors, wooden paneling, and a kiva fireplace, serves American and New Mexican cuisine including burgers, wraps, quesadillas and salads. The hotel offers complimentary wireless Internet access in the lobby. The hotel features a year-round outdoor pool.
Guestrooms.
Guestrooms feature Santa Fe-style décor including carved wooden desks and Southwestern artwork. Beds feature pillowtop mattresses, feather pillows and American Indian quilts. Cable television and dial-up Internet access are available. Rooms include coffeemakers and minibars. Bathrooms feature Southwestern-tiled showers, bathrobes and Emlin toiletries.
Expert Tip. Constructed in Pueblo Revival Style, the Institute of American Indian Arts Museum's building was transferred to the museum by the federal government. The museum, located one-half mile from the hotel, houses over 7,000 works of American Indian art and hosts workshops and gallery discussions by the artists.
Extra Amenities :
- 24Hours Security
- InHouse Dining
- InHouse Bar
- Meeting Rooms
Area Attractions :
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Loreto Chapel - 0.2 mile
--> West de Vargas Park - 0.2 mile
--> Santa Fe Plaza - 0.25 mile
--> Bridge of the Hidalgos Historic Site - 0.3 mile
--> New Mexico Museum of Fine Arts - 0.35 mile
--> New Mexico Capitol Building - 0.35 mile
--> Institute of American Indian Arts Museum - 0.45 mile
--> Museum of New Mexico History Library - 0.55 mile
--> Sweeney Convention Center - 0.55 mile
--> East Santa Fe River Park - 0.85 mile
Driving Directions : From Albuquerque International Airport:
Approximate distance to the hotel is 66.5 miles.
Drive west on Sunport Boulevard Southeast.
Merge onto I-25 North toward I-40/Downtown & Santa Fe.
Merge onto South St. Francis Drive/US-285 North via Exit 282
toward Los Alamos/Taos/Santa Fe-Plaza.
Turn right onto Cerrillos Road/NM-14 North.
Cerrillos Road/NM-14 North becomes Galisteo Street. Turn right onto West Alameda Street.
Approximate distance to the hotel is 66.5 miles.
Drive west on Sunport Boulevard Southeast.
Merge onto I-25 North toward I-40/Downtown & Santa Fe.
Merge onto South St. Francis Drive/US-285 North via Exit 282
toward Los Alamos/Taos/Santa Fe-Plaza.
Turn right onto Cerrillos Road/NM-14 North.
Cerrillos Road/NM-14 North becomes Galisteo Street. Turn right onto West Alameda Street.
Room Information : Name: Traditional room Description: Two queen beds with pillowtop mattresses and feather pillows. Access via exterior corridors. 240 square feet. Santa Fe-style decor, including carved wooden furnishings, Southwestern art, and Native American textiles. Complimentary premium channels, clock radios, minibar, coffeemaker, and dial-up Internet access. Bathroom has Mexican-tile shower, bathrobes, and Emlin toiletries.
Property Information : Check In Time - 4 p.m.
Check Out Time - 12 p.m.
Credit card required
Deposit required upon check-in
Floors - 2
Guestrooms - 100
Minimum check-in age - 21
Photo identification required
Porter/bellhop
Smoke-free property
Hotel Policy : You must present a photo ID when checking in. Your credit card is charged at the time you book.
Bed type and smoking preferences are not guaranteed.Your reservation is prepaid and is guaranteed
for late arrival. The total charge includes all room charges and taxes, as well as fees for access
and booking. Any incidental charges such as parking, phone calls, and room service will be handled
directly between you and the property.
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