The Wrap Santa Fe

Loretto Chapel in Santa Fe charms with its stunning spiral staircase veiled in legend, offering a slice of Gothic elegance amid southwestern adobe.

Discover well-marked trails in a scenic, family-friendly setting, perfect for an easy hike or a thrilling mountain bike ride, with beautiful views and a tight-knit biking community.

Nestled in a serene shopping area, this stylish wellness haven offers yoga, soul-soothing massages, a chic boutique, and a flavorful vegan deli.

This charming spot serves up Spanish tapas alongside Mediterranean and South American wines, boasting both an inviting patio and vibrant atmosphere.

Quaint hotel with southwestern-style decor & an outdoor pool, plus a hot tub, gardens & a sauna. Set on 5 acres along the original Route 66, this quaint hotel built in 1936 is 5 blocks from the Santa Fe University of Art and Design, and 2.7 miles from the landmark Santa Fe Plaza. Accessed via exterior corridors, the uniquely decorated, southwestern-style rooms feature local artwork and exposed-beam ceilings, and offer minifridges and coffeemakers. Upgraded rooms add kitchenettes, fireplaces and/or patios or balconies. A homey lodge offer a full kitchen and a glass-enclosed porch. Parking and lobby Wi-Fi are free. Gardens surround a seasonally heated outdoor pool. There's also a sauna, and an outdoor fireplace next to a hot tub.

"Directly from the beekeepers; Santa Fe’s #1 destination for unfiltered, raw, extra virgin, 100% pure honey. Some of our offerings include: - Honey tastings - 27 local and exotic varieties - Honey Infusions and Honey Nuts - Honey Soaps - Natural Skin Care - Beeswax Candles - Organic Loose-Leaf Tea - Chile Ristras - Southwest Décor"

Nestled in an adobe compound, this charming inn boasts cozy Santa Fe-style rooms, stunning gardens, and delicious breakfast, all steps from local galleries.

Cozy, Old West–inspired rooms in a 1958 motel offering free continental breakfast & Wi-Fi. Dating from 1958, this kitschy family-run motel set along what used to be part of Route 66 is 3 miles from the Santa Fe Railyard Arts District and 4 miles from Santa Fe Plaza. Homey rooms with Old West–inspired decor offer coffeemakers, free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Some rooms also include microwaves, minifridges and wet bars. Continental breakfast and parking are complimentary. There's also a picnic area.

SITE in Santa Fe is a vibrant, 18,000-sq-ft space showcasing dynamic international and contemporary art displays that change seasonally, all free of charge.

Nestled in Santa Fe, the Wheelwright Museum offers an intimate dive into Native American art, featuring rotating exhibits and a nostalgic trading post brimming with unique treasures.