330 East Palace Avenue, Santa Fe, 87501, United States
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Featuring an outdoor swimming pool, a spa and 4 restaurants, this Santa Fe, New Mexico resort is within a 10-minute walk of Santa Fe Plaza and art galleries on Canyon Road. Cable TV, air conditioning and a private bathroom are standard in all rooms at La Posada De Santa Fe Resort. Adobe inspired, all elegant rooms feature dark wood furnishings, plush linens and tasteful period accents. Guests can enjoy a lounging in the poolside hot tub. An on-site fitness center is available at La Posada De Santa Fe, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa. Serving a classic mix of American Fusion and Northern New Mexican Cuisine, The Patio has breakfast, lunch and dinner. Fuego provides a fine dining option on site. Staab House specializes in signature cocktails and light dining options. Albuquerque International Airport is a 1-hour drive from La Posada De Santa Fe, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa. Bandelier National Monument is 60 miles away.
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Couldnt figure out how to make coffee in the room. No directions were provided. A long walk to get coffee in the lobby.
Location, Staff, Complimentary Valet and Shuttle Service
You will love staying at LA Posada De Santa Fe! The hotel is set up like a little village. Nice large sitting area with fireplace. Bedroom and bathroom area are large. Hotel offers shuttle that transports within a two mile radius that we used though downtown was a ten minutes or so walk. Convenient valet parking. Everyone a t LA Possada is very friendly!
Noticed little bugs on the room wall on arrival. They are tree bugs coming inside because of the cool weather. Front desk stated they do not bite and had Pest Control spray the outside and when we were out the hotel room. Only saw one or two afterward. Do not let this discourage you from staying here!
We were there during Indian Market so I realize your prices are somewhat inflated but most disappointing was the breakfast offering and the bar's snacks.
Great location
Electronic keys didnt work, dead bugs on the windowsills , broken coffee maker, access to pools and fitness center was restricted due to the snafu with the keys. Broken faucet and cracked grout on the windows let bugs in.
Location is easy walk into main town and attractions. The staff were sympathetic to our concerns about noise and moved us when they could but we had disturbed nights the first two nights there which made us feel we regretted having booked in the first place.
The delux room was in the main house (room 100) - no sound proofing and a) right above the bar and restaurant; b) looking out onto and disturbed by the noise of the bar and restaurant air conditioning, and c) looking out onto the area where the hotel runs events such as wedding dinners. The whole thing was a hugely expensive noisy experience - this room should not be a guest room.
I don't like resort fees, but the Posada includes shuttle service within 2 miles morning til 10 pm. If you don't have a car, it is essential in Santa Fe because there is NO TAXI service and Uber is unreliable. I used six shuttles in one busy day. Most of the museums and other tourist venues are within shuttle distance, and the drivers are the friendliest and most delightful part of the staff. The property is spectacular, the pool is not usully crowded (though it could be warmer), and the whole experience is first class.
Expensive food and drink should be expensive in a deluxe resort like this. I traveled alone and can afford it, but it would break the bank for a family. My least expensive meal was coffee and a bagel with cream cheese for 16 dollars including tax and tip. A full breakfast runs in the 30 dollar range. A pork chop dinner is 52 dollars without beverages, tax, or tip. One can walk to Palacio restaurant nearby for lunch or dinner. No economical breakfast spot close by.