Eldorado Hotel & Spa is the perfect embodiment of the spirit of Santa Fe, where Native American, Hispanic, and Anglo cultures merge in vibrant fashion. Savor the essence of Southwestern luxury in the heart of “The City Different.” Our downtown Santa Fe hotel accommodations are only steps from a host of local treasures, including the historic Santa Fe Plaza, the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, and Canyon Road art galleries. Enjoy fabulous cuisine at The Old House, New Mexico’s most celebrated 4-diamond restaurant and unwind in our new Agave Lounge. Spend your days being pampered at the lavish Nidah Spa or bask in the desert sun by our rooftop pool.

Eldorado hotel Santa Fe

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Located one block from Santa Fe’s historic Plaza, the enchanting Hotel St. Francis invites you savor the culture of New Mexico. Experience the best wines at Secreto, our hotel guest bar; taste the flavors of the Southwest at our raved about Tabla de Los Santos restaurant.

Enjoy a walking or shuttle tour of Santa Fe leaving daily from our lobby; and soak up the sights and sounds of Santa Fe from our gracious streetside veranda that we call the Loggia. Whether you’re planning a weekend escape, a business retreat, or a lavish wedding, the Hotel St. Francis is the ideal destination.

Hotel St. Francis Lobby

The U.S. is home to some fabulous big-city art museums, but – surprise – there’s also great art viewing in several smaller cities. Here’s where to go for the ultimate art tour:

1. New York City’s renowned Metropolitan Museum of Art, one of the world’s largest art museums, houses an astonishing 2 million pieces. Save energy for the Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim Museum.

2. Treat yourself to a peek at the new “Art of the Americas” wing at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. Across the street, lush artworks adorn the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, an Italianate palazzo.

3. Art lovers converge on the Santa Fe Indian Market. The city’s 200 galleries are a major attraction, as are the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture and Georgia O’Keeffe Museum.

Metropolitan museum of art New York City

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Santa Fe is one of the countries most beautiful cities. With the large amount of art work, and the unique culture of this southwestern paradise, it is hard to see why anyone would not want to move here! Here are a few of the reasons people are flocking down to the amazing experience of living in Santa Fe.

One of the best things about Santa Fe is that it is a southwestern jewel that experiences all four seasons. Rain and snow do come to town, unlike many other southwestern cities where it is rare to get any of this type of weather. You can expect up to two feet of snow during the winter. At higher elevations, locals go up and ski. Another great thing about Santa Fe is that you can hike and bike all year long. Sure, there may be some snow for certain times of the year. However, after the snow goes away, the weather is warm enough to go for a long bike ride around your neighborhood.

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