All Southwest in Santa Fe
Step inside La Posada de Santa Fe, A Tribute Portfolio Resort & Spa, and you’re not just entering a luxury resort — you’re stepping into Santa Fe history where adobe charm meets a tale that refuses to stay in the past. Once the elegant 1882 home of merchant Abraham Staab and his wife Julia, the resort’s hallways and grand staircase Read more...
Step off the Santa Fe Plaza and into more than a century of history — and, if folklore is to be believed, several restless spirits. La Fonda on the Plaza is not just the city’s most iconic hotel; it’s considered one of the Southwest’s most storied haunted stays. From the echo of hoofsteps and unexplained footsteps in hallways to sightings Read more...
Nestled on one of Santa Fe’s most historic avenues, The Inn and Spa at Loretto offers luxury accommodations just steps from the famed Plaza — but it also stands on ground with a spirited past. Built on the site of the former Our Lady of Loretto Academy, where generations of nuns and students once lived and learned, the hotel is Read more...
In a city that breathes old stories, Hotel St. Francis feels like a quiet anchor—soft adobe tones, candlelit corners, and the kind of hush that makes you listen a little harder after midnight. As Santa Fe’s oldest hotel, it’s wrapped in generations of footsteps… and, depending on who you ask, a few that never quite checked out. Brief Hotel History Read more...
In Santa Fe, history doesn’t sit quietly—and Drury Plaza Hotel in Santa Fe is one of those places where the past feels close enough to brush your shoulder in the hallway. Once part of the city’s St. Vincent medical complex, this elegant, renovated property still carries the hush of midnight corridors, the “someone’s here” feeling near old wings, and persistent Read more...
Tucked a couple scenic blocks from Santa Fe’s Plaza, The Inn at Vanessie feels like a private hideaway—adobe charm, art-filled rooms, and a quiet, “did you hear that?” stillness after dark. And while it’s best known for its boutique vibe and legendary live-music history, Vanessie also has a low-key local reputation for the occasional ghostly sighting—the kind of place where Read more...
Nestled just a few blocks from the Santa Fe Plaza, The Hotel Chimayó de Santa Fe blends classic Adobe architecture with modern comforts — and, for paranormal enthusiasts, just enough whispered lore to stir curiosity late at night. With views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and adobe walls that seem to carry centuries of stories, travelers who enjoy historic Read more...
Tucked into Santa Fe’s oldest neighborhood near the San Miguel Chapel, The Inn of the Five Graces is less a typical hotel and more an exotic sanctuary where antiquity and mystique intersect. With silk-draped suites rich in tribal art and sacred motifs, many guests report that the energy here feels alive, whispering of centuries of culture, journeys past, and even Read more...