Traditional Room, 1 King Bed
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The Lodge at Santa Fe
3.5 out of 5.0
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Overall, it was a clean place at a good price. I'd give it a higher rating if it hadn't raised my expectations and then not met them. My confirmation said continental breakfast was included but there was no breakfast as far as I could tell other than the restaurant. The website said the pool was closed for the season so I didn't pack a swimsuit but when I arrived the pool was open. There was a free shuttle to the downtown area but no hours were listed on the website. Turns out the shuttle didn't start till 9 a.m. and I had to be downtown at 8:30 a.m. so I ended up having to make other arrangements. The hotel was not very crowded but I was given a room with a poor view (overlooking the parking lot and dumpster). I ate at the onsite restaurant at a time when only two tables were occupied. The couple next to me received chips and salsa with their drinks but I didn't. I just didn't feel like they were bothering very much and not much was done to make my visit a warm and satisfying one. This was probably my one and only trip to Santa Fe and I was so disappointed.
We made an overnight stay at The Lodge and found the hotel and staff excellent.
Very nice hotel room that was very spacious. I loved the decor and cleanliness. In addition the hotel staff was extremely friendly and helpful with finding nearby dining.
Rooms were clean. All facilities were very nice. Will definitely consider staying here again.
nice quite location with a van that take you into town and picks you up plus supplies you with a cool bottle of water
My boyfriend and I headed to Santa Fe to celebrate my 37th birthday. Not only was The Lodge perfectly located, but the super friendly staff enhanced the experience. Danny, our shuttle driver, gave us a mini tour and history lesson about the area. We also took full advantage of the early morning view and on-site restaurant. I can say that my first trip to The Lodge will not be my last... I'm guessing it would make a great wedding venue as well (hint, hint).
Are stay was for 5 nights, and enjoyed the location due to the drivers of the van to various places in Santa Fe. Both were quite knowledgeable of the area and it's history. The beds were in need of replacing, but the facility was clean and comfortable, This hotel is a good value compared to other hotels in the Santa Fe area.
I liked that they texted us on the day of our arrival. We were able to check in early.
When looking online the hotel looked amazing. When we arrived the toilet was filthy so we were upgraded to a suite, customer service was great and took care of us. The suite was a decent room but the walkway was covered in cigarette trash. The worst part was the food at the restaurant. Like so bad we couldn't even eat it. Definitely wouldn't stay there again. It was decently priced but I would rather pay more at a place where I don't have to sleep on top of the bedding because I was too freaked out.
Very close to the plaza. Nice hotel. We didn't spend much time in the room so it was perfect for what we were doing. Would stay again! Nice and easy.
We had stayed here approximately 4 years ago and had a nice stay. However, this hotel has seriously gone downhill since then. First, upon checking in, we were told that the hotel was now "going green," which meant that we would not have any housekeeping service during our stay. If we needed anything (e.g. towels, a hair dryer, etc.) we had to go to the front desk to request it. Clearly it is their scheme to save costs, not to "go green." If they really wanted to go green, perhaps they could start replacing the light bulbs with LED bulbs. But that's not what it's really about. Oh well. Don't plan on using the pool or hot tub. The pool is (understandably) closed for the winter months. The hot tub? It was supposed to be open during our stay but was half-drained the entire time. So much for that. Maybe a lukewarm, half-filled hot tub is also part of "going green?" The rooms are outdated and uncomfortable. The walls are thin - we could hear conversations clearly at normal voice levels. The bathroom was literally so small that when you opened the door it hit the toilet seat. The breakfast consisted of a large bowl of hard-broiled eggs, a waffle-making machine, yogurt, bread and coffee. The only good thing I have to say about this place is that the two young gentleman who worked the front desk during our stay were friendly. Clearly, I would not recommend this place to anyone anymore as there are much better places to stay in Santa Fe in the same price range.
The lock to the door was always a 3 minute struggle before it would open. Once inside the room had a musky odor and could have used a good cleaning. Speaking of cleaning, part of our "cheap" rate conditions we never received house keeping services during our 3 night stay. There was no hot water in the mornings, so our showers were taken at night.
the people that worked there were friendly and nice, but when we checked in they didn't inform us that they didn't have room service if you stayed more than one night. We had to go to the front desk and request towels, coffee, lotion etc. Never heard of this before.
Hard bed, thin walls, pillows were sofa throw pillow size who dose that.
Hotel staff were friendly and professional, enjoyed the free van transport to and from plaza. Rooms a bit dated, though serviceable. Pool was not heated, cold even in August! The cabaret show provided in Maria Benitez salon was exciting. Would stay again just for that. Old building needs some security fixes like hallway doors that actually lock especially after dark.
Nice hotel with a great breakfast room which overlooks the northern part of the city. They are close to downtown and have a shuttle which will take you there and back.There is a restaurant on the premises which serves lunch and dinner. The rooms have a Southwestern decor and the beds are comfortable. We had a very pleasant stay there.
For the price, the Lodge at Sante Fe is good value. It's easy to pay more in Santa Fe and be closer to the action. By sacrificing a bit with a short distance from downtown and the lower cost that comes with an older facility, our family enjoyed having more spending money during our stay by choosing our accommodation at the Lodge. To pay less or even equal to the Lodge, one would need to stay in an inferior facility with generic architecture.
Lovely hotel inside and out. The lobby and room were clean and charming, and the discounts provided by the hotel were nice. Central to a great neighborhood, and a shuttle is available to take you around. The only thing I barely noticed was litter in the parking lot and by the entrance stairs.
It is so beautiful on the outside, but terrible hotel. One server in the restaurant and he couldn't remember what we ordered. Took forever to even get a drink. Windows were filthy dirty, carpet was dirty. The water pressure wasn't adjusted and came spewing out. Drain line must have been clogged and we had to stand in water while taking a shower. The last day of our stay, the maid didn't clean the glasses, and we had to call twice to get washcloths and soap. The TV, coffee maker, and lamp all had to use same electrical outlet, so you had to unplug one in order to use the other. Worst hotel I've ever stayed in.
The manager addressed every concern that was raised and was very kind. The staff, especially the driver/bell stand folks were amazingly helpful and kind.
Hotel highlights
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
- Outdoor pool
Located in Downtown Santa Fe, The Lodge at Santa Fe is within 2 miles (3 km) of popular attractions such as Palace of the Governors and San Miguel Mission. This 3.5-star hotel has 125 guestrooms and offers an outdoor pool, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. It's also close to New Mexico State Capitol and Museum of International Folk Art.
Dining
This hotel serves as home to a bar, along with a restaurant that specializes in Mexican cuisine. Start your day off with breakfast, available for a fee.
Rooms
The Lodge at Santa Fe's 125 air-conditioned rooms provide coffee makers, phones, and ironing boards. Guests can expect free WiFi and TVs with digital channels. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Desks are also included.
Property features
At The Lodge at Santa Fe, guests enjoy features like an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a spa tub. There's free parking and a free area shuttle. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, tours or tickets, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include free WiFi in public areas, a conference center, and a 24-hour business center.
Guest reviews for The Lodge at Santa Fe
not as good as i thought it would be
Everyone
Overall, it was a clean place at a good price. I'd give it a higher rating if it hadn't raised my expectations and then not met them. My confirmation said continental breakfast was included but there was no breakfast as far as I could tell other than the restaurant. The website said the pool was closed for the season so I didn't pack a swimsuit but when I arrived the pool was open. There was a free shuttle to the downtown area but no hours were listed on the website. Turns out the shuttle didn't start till 9 a.m. and I had to be downtown at 8:30 a.m. so I ended up having to make other arrangements. The hotel was not very crowded but I was given a room with a poor view (overlooking the parking lot and dumpster). I ate at the onsite restaurant at a time when only two tables were occupied. The couple next to me received chips and salsa with their drinks but I didn't. I just didn't feel like they were bothering very much and not much was done to make my visit a warm and satisfying one. This was probably my one and only trip to Santa Fe and I was so disappointed.
the lodge
Everyone
We made an overnight stay at The Lodge and found the hotel and staff excellent.
Everyone
Very nice hotel room that was very spacious. I loved the decor and cleanliness. In addition the hotel staff was extremely friendly and helpful with finding nearby dining.
very nice hotel & staff.
Everyone
Rooms were clean. All facilities were very nice. Will definitely consider staying here again.
Everyone
nice quite location with a van that take you into town and picks you up plus supplies you with a cool bottle of water
best birthday ever
Everyone
My boyfriend and I headed to Santa Fe to celebrate my 37th birthday. Not only was The Lodge perfectly located, but the super friendly staff enhanced the experience. Danny, our shuttle driver, gave us a mini tour and history lesson about the area. We also took full advantage of the early morning view and on-site restaurant. I can say that my first trip to The Lodge will not be my last... I'm guessing it would make a great wedding venue as well (hint, hint).
comfortable hotel, with great drivers
Everyone
Are stay was for 5 nights, and enjoyed the location due to the drivers of the van to various places in Santa Fe. Both were quite knowledgeable of the area and it's history. The beds were in need of replacing, but the facility was clean and comfortable, This hotel is a good value compared to other hotels in the Santa Fe area.
close to town
Everyone
I liked that they texted us on the day of our arrival. We were able to check in early.
mislead
Everyone
When looking online the hotel looked amazing. When we arrived the toilet was filthy so we were upgraded to a suite, customer service was great and took care of us. The suite was a decent room but the walkway was covered in cigarette trash. The worst part was the food at the restaurant. Like so bad we couldn't even eat it. Definitely wouldn't stay there again. It was decently priced but I would rather pay more at a place where I don't have to sleep on top of the bedding because I was too freaked out.
nice, great location easy access to plaza
Everyone
Very close to the plaza. Nice hotel. We didn't spend much time in the room so it was perfect for what we were doing. Would stay again! Nice and easy.
