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100 E. San Francisco , Santa Fe, NM 87501 |
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A vibrant historic landmark on Santa Fe's downtown Plaza, La Fonda hotel is known for its award-winning architecture and decor, excellent service and amenities, unique artwork and much more. Just steps away from history and art museums, a wide variety of galleries and shops, historic churches, and, of course, the Plaza. Our lobby is a hub of activity and full of interesting art and architectural features, as well as our beautiful La Plazuela restaurant. Each of La Fonda's 167 rooms and suites is colorful and unique, featuring hand painted furniture and other artistic touches, from tile murals to whimsical wall accents. Some rooms have traditional vigas and latillas and others have fireplaces and private balconies. Every room offers, high speed wireless Internet access, coffeemaker, terrycloth bath robes, personal safe, data port telephones, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, individual climate control, cable television and pay-per-view movies and valet laundry is available.
Most recent user reviewsScore 4 out of 5 A Unique Place to Stay Anonymous, Houston, TX, 2006-05-24 Nice close walk puts you on the Old Town Plaza and also a beautiful church. Also a lot of shopping available in the LaFonda itself.The LaFonda Hotel was a very charming place. The first room they offered us was very small and a little dirty. They transferred us to a room with a King Size Bed and that room was nice. The room was small but very Antique Spanish style. Easy access to Old Town and many restaurants. Food was excellent. It was overall an enjoyable stay once we finally got settled in. Score 5 out of 5 perfect for girl's weekend georgia, Los Angeles, CA, 2006-05-12 great pastery/crepe shop for breakfast, awesome upstairs bar and lovely restaurant for lunch/dinnerthe hotel is lovely in local atmoshere, perfect in convenience of location and has a wonderful bar and restaurant. Score 5 out of 5 Great Location Anonymous, 2006-05-08 The shopping is as close as the hotel lobby and surrounding streets. There are several places that are just blocks away. Tons to choose from: pottery, clothes, toys, jewelry, art and much more. There are several historic sites to visit that are just a few blocks away, as well as many places to eat.La Fonda is a historic hotel located on the plaza. The staff is very friendly, and will assist you in locating what you want to do or where you want to go. Lots of wonderful shops located in the hotel. You can walk to just about anywhere. There is shopping of all sorts, places to eat, museums, art galleries, and the atmosphere is astounding. Score 5 out of 5 Great Family Amenities Toni, Pueblo, CO, 2005-08-01 It is right next to La Plaza.This is a great hotel to stay at with children. The pool was heated and very clean. Overall it was a great stay. Just DON'T order an extra plate in the restraunt, it will cost you $5. Score 5 out of 5 Great staff Anonymous, San Jose, CA, 2005-07-31 Bandelier: Allow a generous half day for the drive, exploration of the caves; moderately strenuous. Abique/Ghost Ranch following a visit to the Georgia O'Keefe Museum: Allow a generous half day for all 3. Children's Museum: many activities, well suited for children under 10yrs (older children move through quickly and are ready to leave)(This was the first visit to Santa Fe for my eleven year old granddaughter and I wanted this to be a memorable experience - one that would have her asking to return to Santa Fe. La Fonda provided the perfect setting for our visit.) The property itself is wonderful with its authentic Southwestern style and proximity to the Plaza. The entire staff, from the waitpersons to the garage attendent, is what makes La Fonda an outstanding experience. My granddaughter's review: "I was treated like an important person and they have the best guacamole in the world." We plan to return next year! Score 2 out of 5 La Fonda seen better days Katherine, Denver, CO, 2005-07-18 The La Fonda Hotel, centrally located to the plaza in Santa Fe, was the site of my grandparents honeymoon. Maybe it was the nostalga of staying somewhere so historic, but the quaintness soon gave way to a horific dining experience, a tired room they tried to jazz up with decorative paint, and a tiny pool. The best part, the parking, but they failed to tellyou it is $10 a day on top of the room rate. Checkout the Waterstreet Inn, where your $ is better spent. Score 3 out of 5 Review Timothy, Dallas, TX, 2005-05-31 No review provided by user |
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