Top Hotels Near Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe from NZ$237

"Didn’t like paying extra for parking."

"It was a nice renovation type hotel. A little frustrating to get surprised by $15 resort fee. Overall it was fine "

"The room was perfect, clean and the staff were exceptional. I loved the availability of the pool and other amenities. "

"What always shines about Drury Inn is their amenities. For the 5:30 pm kickback, they have hot dogs and nachos for the kids, the adults get real food and three adult beverages for the evening. For example: we had slider buns, pulled pork, baked beans, and baked potatoes one evening. For another there was pasta pomodoro, steamed vegetables, herbed chicken, pasta sauce. The bartender is delightful. I love a hot breakfast and theirs is always great. Biscuits, sausage, gravy, eggs, potatoes, waffle makers and little pancakes are available. The staff was always pleasant and helpful. We got to enjoy the whirlpool and a few minutes in the pool. We also got a free upgrade in the form of a room with a soaking tub."

"We loved it!"

"Very nice hotel. Good location, close to the plaza. Nice having breakfast included."

"Breakfast was great! With local food options, red and green chilis "

"Very nice"

"2nd time staying here. I love the artwork, the location, and the general ambiance of the hotel. However, this time was marred by paper thin walls, listening to complaints and arguments from next door, doors slamming, etc. The other thing I didn't appreciate was the "everyone must valet park" rule. No signage, no applicable warning, just show up, get your parking ticket, and have someone run you down stating they need your car because it's all valet now. It was a bit unnerving, and had I not seen others get pulled to the side behind me, I would have thought this was some theft scam. In the end, it all worked out. But you might want to choose otherwise until the construction is complete. The lack of clear signage about the hotel entrance was also a miss. You'd think with all this construction they'd have this figured out by now, but it seems there are still some growing pains."