Top Hotels Near Piñon Park in Los Alamos from NZ$115

"Clean place and in a great location"

"Property is beautiful inside and outside. Rooms very comfortable and clean. Staff was amazing. Beautiful view from our balcony. "

"Absolutely fabulous hotel. We stayed 4 nights and enjoyed our stay immensely. Wonderful authentic NM breakfast is included each day, the rooms are beautifully decorated and have balconies to enjoy the weather and the staff is top notch. It is in a perfect location to explore downtown and I would recommend the Inn on the Alameda to anyone I knew visiting Santa Fe."

"This hotel is cute - it has an interior courtyard from which you enter each room. However, it is tired. Our room was in desperate need of an update. The bed was comfortable but the bathroom showed lots of signs of wear and tear. It could be a really great place with a little attention to details."

"Staff was excellent and attentive, aside from the night desk staff who forgot to swap my reservations (only a minor headache which was cleared in the morning very easily), room was fully clean, the atmosphere of the hotel was very warm and welcoming, the bar and restaurant were both up to par and overall would 100% stay here again"

"I have stayed here twice now and would stay here every time I’m in Santa Fe. The staff is so friendly and accommodating. The hotel is beautiful. The parking and walkability is in a prime location. And we love the restaurant! "

"The bed could use a real blanket. We had trouble sleeping with just a sheet. "

"The room was clean, but the furnishings and fixtures were pretty tired. The AC was very loud, and the linens were quite thin. The biggest issue was the noise from the floor above, as we could hear them walking around--especially bothersome during the night."

"I was looking for a comfortable, calming place to stay while in town for a funeral. Hotel Santa Fe was those things, plus the funeral service was within the range of the hotel's free shuttle service. I also enjoyed speedy and delicious room service. The fires burning at the entrance in the evening were magical."