Santa Fe International Hostel
Nestled along the iconic Route 66, Santa Fe International Hostel offers a vibrant blend of community and culture for adventurous travelers. This unique haven boasts eclectic shared spaces adorned with local art, perfect for mingling with fellow road trippers. With its historic charm and proximity to Santa Fe's rich heritage, you can explore the city's enchanting adobe architecture and vibrant arts scene all while enjoying an atmosphere that celebrates the spirit of the Mother Road. Experience the warmth of true Southwestern hospitality – a stop you won't forget!
Andrew Rochelle
2 months ago"Time travellers paradise.. Friendly, informed staff. Rustic and comfortable accomodations. Great value for the budget-conscious. Big Thanks to Justin and Jenny for checking me in and out and for being so welcoming. Bonus: It's a great place to informally share ideas, information, and break bread with folks from all over. You might even get to meet the Lord and Baron himself, Preston!.. a sometimes salty but also sage original human being :)"
Tim Wood
5 months ago"Being able to stay anywhere in Santa Fe for $25 is a hard ask, but if you stay in the dorms here you can stay that cheap. What you should know: (1) you’ll need to do a cleaning task every day, (2) everything is a bit run down, (3) there’s a kitchen full of rapidly expiring donated free food, and (4) you’ll meet some great people."
Brian Jackson (BJax)
a month ago"Definitely a gem! Staff is great, kitchen is unbelievableee, and everyone pulls their weight. Couldntve asked for more when I needed it most!"
Rusty Connor
8 months ago"Dropped off a friend there and got a tour. Really friendly staff, nice, basic rooms, awesome kitchen full of food from Whole Foods. A lovely courtyard, and right near a coffeeshop and bakery. On a bus route so easy to get around. The mandatory chores seem simple, about 10 minutes/day."
Dani Adams
a year ago"Wonderful hostel- very friendly and welcoming staff. Private rooms for $35, shared bunks for $25. They are a non-profit so they get Whole Foods damaged and expired goods, which are all available to guests for free (see photos)- I more than ate my way through the cost to stay there! Centrally located, clean and comfortable rooms. Laundry service (do it yourself) available for $3. We had a very fun Christmas Eve celebration together that made me feel at home. Huge thanks to Derek and Justin for a great visit! Can’t wait to come back."
