New Mexico's Native American Hotel Santa Fe

Luxury Hotel with Spa in Downtown Santa Fe Railyard District

© Donna Dailey

Sep 6, 2009
Hotel Santa Fe Spa Entrance, Donna Dailey
The Hotel Santa Fe and Spa is the only Native American owned hotel in Santa Fe, set in the exciting developing Guadalupe Railyard District of New Mexico's state capital.

Santa Fe is celebrating 400 years of history, and the Hotel Santa Fe incorporates a lot of that culture and history into its building. It is the only Native American owned hotel in Santa Fe, and beautiful Indian artworks adorn its public areas and private guest bedrooms.

There's no shortage of Santa Fe hotels, but many are out of town while the Hotel Santa Fe is one of those that is right downtown, in the heart of the exciting new development of the Guadalupe Railyard District.

Hotel Santa Fe in the Railyard District

The Hotel Santa Fe is where Paseo de Peralta meets Guadalupe, close by the railway station, near lots of great eating places like Tomasita's and the Cowgirl BBQ, wonderful shopping and galleries, the SITE Santa Fe contemporary art space, and the ongoing development of the Railyard Park. It's also only a short walk to the heart of town, the Santa Fe Plaza, where the Palace of the Governors, the wonderful brand new New Mexico History Museum, and more great shopping and restaurants are located.

Hotel Santa Fe Spa

The Spa at the Hotel Santa Fe is run by Santa Fe Massage, who have been in business since 1984. They offer a wide array of massage therapies and spa services which, like the hotel itself, combine ancient and modern. Some of the massage therapies include:

  • Santa Fe Stone Balancing: local basalt stones are used on pressure points and to help relieve tired muscles
  • Hummingbird Spirit Rejuvenator: as fast and as effective as the flight of a hummingbird
  • Couples Massage: two people, two therapists, two massages

Dining at the Amaya Restaurant at Hotel Santa Fe

The Amaya at Hotel Santa Fe is a unique restaurant dining experience. The menu offers some innovative dishes which combine contemporary flair with traditional American Indian fare, while also offering local Pueblo and Northern New Mexico cuisine and some traditional regional foods from all around the United States. In season there is also patio dining and the option of private teepee dining, too. On the dinner menu, elk tenderloin is listed alongside apricot-chipotle glazed rack of Colorado lamb.

The Hacienda at the Hotel Santa Fe

Connected to but set apart from the main hotel building, the Hacienda offers an accommodation experience unique among Santa Fe's hotels. Its Pueblo-style architecture conceals 35 luxury rooms and suites that are filled with astonishing works of Native American art. Walking the corridors of the Hacienda is like visiting a Native American art museum in miniature, with truly beautiful carvings, sculptures, carved stones, rugs, paintings, and other exquisite items.

Hotel Santa Fe Contact Details

Hotel Santa Fe and the Hacienda and Spa

1501 Paseo de Peralta

Santa Fe, NM 87501

Tel: (800) 825-9876

Suite 101 links:

Read about the New Mexico History Museum in Santa Fe

Read about the Santa Fe Railroad Park and Plaza

Read about Santa Fe's 400th Anniversary Celebrations


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Hotel Santa Fe Spa Entrance, Donna Dailey
Hotel Santa Fe Native American Artwork, Donna Dailey
Hotel Santa Fe is near the Railroad Galleries, Donna Dailey
Hotel Santa Fe Hacienda Room, Donna Dailey
Hotel Santa Fe is great for Santa Fe Shopping, Donna Dailey


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