Santa Fe Biscochito Company coffees and Creamery

Nestled just a block from Santa Fe Plaza, this charming Mission Revival hotel boasts a cozy bar and stylishly appointed rooms in a vibrant locale.

Step into Photo Eye Books, a photography lover's paradise offering a meticulously curated collection of rare titles and a stunning gallery space.

"Don't miss out on this amazing event of the largest Native American art market in the world, providing a venue for over 1000 of the best Native American artists to sell their work, win ribbons and prize money, educate clientele, and be exposed to audiences of up to 120,000 people over the course of a two day weekend. Get your tickets for this year's event on our website now."

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.

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

Refined New American dishes served in a contemporary space with a garden-lined patio.

Nestled in Santa Fe, this stylish spot serves vibrant South Indian dishes with a creative twist, all in a warm and inviting atmosphere.

This unpretentious cafe dishes out hearty Mexican classics like burritos and enchiladas, paired with friendly service and cozy vibes.

Nestled in the heart of Santa Fe, this historic hotel dazzles with its vibrant art, cozy Southwestern charm, and prime access to local culture.

Nestled in an adobe building, this contemporary regional art museum dazzles with a vibrant collection, beautiful courtyard, and a delightful gift shop.