Santa Fe Bed & Breakfast
Nestled along the iconic Route 66 in Santa Fe, the Santa Fe Bed & Breakfast offers travelers an enchanting blend of history and Southwestern charm. Each cozy room is adorned with local art, inviting you to unwind in a cultural oasis after a day on the Mother Road. Enjoy a delectable homemade breakfast that fuels your journey, while the serene gardens provide a perfect backdrop for reflection. With a stellar rating and warm hospitality, this B&B is the ideal stop for Route 66 adventurers seeking a unique and memorable experience.
Karen Lang
4 months ago"Casa Cuma is an outstanding B&B. We spent four nights there in September, in the Corazon room. The accommodation is very comfortable and nicely decorated. There is also great outdoor space to relax. And the breakfasts - just amazing! We met owners Colleen and Shaan, who were so warm and friendly. It was so lovely to hear their stories and their passion for providing such a warm and welcome experience for their guests. We also greatly enjoyed George. He is a wonderful cook, (Colleen is great too!), host and we loved our conversations with him. His knowledge of the history and area made our stay so much more enjoyable. He helped us make the most of our time in Santa Fe, and also Taos, where we headed after Santa Fe. There is so much to do in Santa Fe and so his insights into what we might like most based on getting to know us was like having a personal itinerary planner. Another great feature of Casa Cuma/Santa Fe Bed & Breakfast is the location. You are just 1/2 mile from the Santa Fe plaza, so it's an easy walk to all of the historical sites and museums, as well as restaurants. This is so helpful as you have to pay to park anywhere close to the plaza. We walked out for dinner most evenings into the plaza area. We highly recommend this lodging for it's personalized service, super yummy food and warm, friendly hospitality! Just book it!"
David Oliver
3 months ago"We really enjoyed our recent Santa Fe visit for a short Honeymoon trip (part 1). We stayed in the Santa Fe Suite which had plenty of room. The quiet location is great, just on the edge of downtown to the north, allowing for a short walk into the downtown. Parking can be tricky downtown, so being able to walk in was helpful. The B&B website has a helpful map which can be printed out and put in one's back pocket to help with navigation downtown. I used a pen to follow the walking tour on my B&W printout. There are additional resources on the website as well. The breakfast each day was the best we'd ever had at a B&B and the same goes for the conversation with the other guests. It was always nice to see people a second day. Be sure to drive to Museum Hill to see the Botanical Garden and various museums. We didn't get to see everything (including a day trip to Los Alamos) so we plan to be back next year!"
Teresa M
6 months ago"I'm so glad I decided to stay with Santa FE Bed & Breakfast aka Casa Cuma. They are a kind, accommodating and responsive establishment. I was a solo guest and my privacy was respected, yet I felt part of their lovely family environment. The place was clean and comfortable. The daily breakfasts were simply wonderful. And any and all requests were met with positivity and smiles. I would definitely recommend and visit again. My one and only suggestion is to reconsider the use of scented cleaning products and laundry products."
C. T. Hawkins
3 months ago"If you truly want the best Santa Fe experience, stay in one of the best Bed and Breakfast places ever! I highly recommend, Casa Cuma B & B. We stayed for three nights and the breakfasts were delicious."
Karen Weidner
7 months ago"My husband and I loved our stay here. The room was cozy and comfortable and the breakfasts were excellent. It was nice to start the day with a leisurely breakfast with the other guests at the inn. We were also within walking distance to all the sights. We would definitely recommend it anyone wanting to visit Santa Fe."
