The Hacienda & Spa at Hotel Santa Fe

Dolina Cafe & Bakery is a charming, airy gem in Santa Fe, known for its hearty Slovakian-inspired brunch and irresistible house-baked pastries.

Kakawa Chocolate House is a cozy Santa Fe gem where you can indulge in rich drinking chocolates inspired by ancient recipes, alongside artisanal truffles and ice cream, all served with friendly smiles.

Horseman's Haven serves legendary New Mexican classics like fiery green chile, oversized burritos, and sopapillas in a no-frills, old-school spot.

Nestled at the heart of Santa Fe, the Palace of the Governors is a stunning adobe relic and the oldest public building in the U.S., showcasing vibrant Native American artistry right outside its historic walls.

Nestled just two blocks from Santa Fe Plaza, this charming Southwestern getaway features cozy rooms with kiva fireplaces, a heated pool, and complimentary breakfast alongside a daily sherry reception—all served with a side of friendly service.

SITE Santa Fe is a sleek 18,000-sq-ft hub for cutting-edge international and contemporary art, with provocative shows and a stunning glass facade.

Nestled near the vibrant Santa Fe Railyard Park, this charming southwestern-style hotel offers cozy rooms, a refreshing pool, and a standout breakfast—all at great rates.

Tia Sophia's is a beloved Santa Fe joint dishing up hearty, authentic New Mexican eats like spicy Christmas chile-smothered burritos and sopapillas.

Rustic Western saloon at Inn of the Governors serving Tex-Mex classics, killer margaritas, and cozy vibes by the fireplace.

La Choza is a vibrant local gem in the Railyard District, serving up mouthwatering New Mexican dishes like tacos, enchiladas, and posole, with a colorful, welcoming atmosphere that keeps patrons coming back for more.