Guadalupe Inn
Nestled along the timeless Route 66 in Santa Fe, the Guadalupe Inn offers travelers a cozy retreat infused with local charm and rich history. Just steps from iconic sites, this boutique hotel features unique Southwestern decor, inviting rooms, and a delightful courtyard perfect for soaking in the area's vibrant culture. With its enchanting ambiance and warm hospitality, it's the perfect pit stop to unwind and soak up the spirit of the Mother Road.
Anastasiya Rubkevich
a month ago"Thank you so much for your wonderful hospitality. We were just passing through Santa Fe and found this lovely place around 5 PM, then made a reservation. We arrived around 9 PM for check-in and were greeted by a very kind lady who checked us in and showed us to our room. The hotel feels very authentic and historic. The woman was extremely welcoming and promised us a delicious breakfast. In the morning, we woke up to beautiful sunlight gently filling our room and went down for breakfast. It was hot burritos, great coffee, and a cozy, warm atmosphere by the fireplace. We would absolutely recommend staying at this wonderful place. I truly wish you success in your business."
J Lin
a month ago"Lovely inn for our stay in Santa Fe without a car of our own - the central location is far enough from the plaza to feel like a quiet retreat without sacrificing walkability to most sights and the Railrunner station (essential for us as we needed to take an early train to be sure of catching our flight back from ABQ!) Staff were warm and welcoming, making sure that we were well oriented for our stay, warning us of quirks of the room and assuring us they would be available. Although we didn't know in advance which train we'd be taking from Albuquerque, they followed up on the day and checking in was completely smooth, and they're probably right that the small size of the inn means a bit more attention can be given to breakfast than at larger hotels. As other reviews have mentioned, not a top-end luxury experience if that's what you're after, but absolutely fair value for money and a very comfortable homebase, even in slightly chilly weather. As noted on their website, access to some rooms is via staircase, so if you need to consider accessibility or have very bulky luggage, factor that into your booking."
David “Lost highway” Varley
a month ago"Great little boutique hotel located very close to the historic squair and the rail yard. We are walkers and this place is located within a mile of everything we wanted to experience in Santa Fe. The managers were exceptionally friendly and helpful with everything. The breakfast is incredibly nice. We definitely will be staying again."
Lorena Rivas
a month ago"Alan and Lauren were very sweet and helpful. We came late after driving from Texas and they were very accommodating. Alan broke down everything that was nearby, places we can go. The place was pretty, comfortable and affordable. The only con we have is we can hear the neighbors. But, thankfully the first days we were there it was quiet."
B Mosto
2 months ago"Charming boutique hotel bursting with character! The managers are an absolute delight – warm, funny, and always up for a chat. The location is perfect: everything downtown is genuinely within walking distance, so you can forget the stress of finding parking while exploring the city’s attractions. Breakfast was a highlight – with tasty local options, and the coffee was excellent."
