Inn On the Alameda

Hubby and I stayed at the Inn earlier this month and was extremely pleased with the coziness of our room and the Inn itself, the convenient location, and most pleasant staff. Our arrival time didn’t permit partaking in the wine and cheese hour (rats!). However, after taking a lovely walk downtown returned to the Inn to test out the Agoyo Lounge. Chef Jen had recently received an invite into the prestigious Chaine des Rotisseurs so we were anxious to test out her cuisine. We sat on the patio (dog friendly as we were traveling with our dog), which exuded ambience, and the dinner was excellent. Of particular note was the BBQ sauce on the pork cakes and the French Onion soup (amazing depth of flavor in the broth, but could have used more Gruyère Cheese). We totally enjoyed our stay except we did think the $ 50.00 fee for our pet was a little steep (I understand the need for the fee but perhaps, reimburse a portion if no damage has occurred?). Anyways will not quibble about the 50.00 as we were happy to secure one of their dog friendly rooms. We totally enjoyed the Inn and the Lounge and will stay again when in this area!

Perfect. Loved this hotel. Full size toiletries, amazing towels (so much so I am going to buy some for our home), perfect gas fireplace, huge deck, easy parking, great location. The wine hour was a very nice touch.
The breakfast was okay. The «special» items were certainly more appealing than the food in the warmers. There was no convenient store within the immediate walking area. That being said, it would have been nice to buy a snack in the lobby. There was only drinks and a special cookie. Nothing else.

My mom and I stayed here for a mother/​daughter trip. Check in and check out was super easy and all the staff were very nice. They have a really good continental breakfast each morning and a wine and cheese hour each evening. The inn itself is nice and while it is small (at least the part we stayed in… I think there may be more buildings to the inn but am not sure) it met all our needs. This place is super easy walking distance to the Plaza. It is also close to Canyon Road. Parking is on site and they also have a computer and printer you can use to print boarding passes if needed. My mom and I stayed in a room with two queen beds and while we were right next to the street we really did not hear much street noise. Only complaint I had was that the windows do not open (or didn’t in the room we were in). My mom lit a fire in the fire place one night which would have been nice if we could have circulated the air in the room any (like with a fan). As it was it got a tad smoky in the room and and we had to leave the door open. We did not get to sit out on the little patio attached to the room as it was too cold. I would recommend this spot though for a good place to stay close to the Plaza with great staff.

Our stay here started with being approached by the owner as we unloaded our car, who introduced himself, made sure all our needs were met, and told us if there was anything we needed during our stay to let him know personally: we knew it would be a special place. The inn itself is tucked in the corner of 2 major streets yet with walls and other landscaping creates a quiet oasis the minute you step onto the property. The inn could not be better located — 2 blocks to The Plaza and 1 block to the base of Canyon Rd. Our room, a corner suite, was spotless, spacious and nicely appointed with southwestern elements, a fireplace and luxe linens. Gourmet breakfast was house made every morning by amazingly dedicated and friendly staff. Other amenities included a gym and whirlpool; afternoon wine and cheese and onsite restaurant. We also bought a 3-​day package which included a 3-​day pass to many of the local museums and sites. We saw the owner a few more times during our stay and always he asked how everything was; his long-​time staff sing his praises so clearly he understand that having and cultivating a great team — along with his personal involvement — are keys to the success of this place. Every interaction we had with staff was warm, genuine and dedicated to ensuring an outstanding service experience. We plan to visit Santa Fe again and would not stay anywhere else… you will not be disappointed. While not fully a 5-​star hotel (by definition) a 5-​star experience!

Appreciate all the care you gave to us as we tried to figure out our travel /​luggage issues. It felt like «all hands on deck» with everyone playing a role in helping out. Much appreciated love and care! We will be back!

This was a comfortable place to stay. Our room had doors that led out to the deck with chairs. The room included a gas fireplace, although I’m not sure if it really provided any heat at all. The Inn is right on the outskirts of downtown, so it’s very convenient to walk in and enjoy all the shopping and restaurants. I think my favorite aspect of staying here was the green chile quiche they served for breakfast on the weekends. So good! Also, the fireplaces in the lobby make a great spot to hang out and read and drink some complimentary Numi tea.

Absolutely the most enjoyable (and sure to be the most memorable) place for a girls getaway weekend! This quaint & cozy place is the ideal location when it comes to their personalized, heroic service (from both Frank & Kenneth) and most comfortable of accommodations – from the lobby, restaurant and outdoors areas to the coziness of the perfect suite. WOW! We will be back… again and again.
Thank you for an outstanding time of being your Guests… we felt special throughout our three days with you.

What a delight. Close to the Plaza and walking distance to downtown. There is free — self parking. The morning breakfast is perfect and the complementary wine/​cheese hour in the afternoon was a great surprise. The rooms and service are great.

Great value. Nice room and the food in the morning is perfect. Good location. Easy to walk to the Plaza and Canyon Rd.

Service, ambience, rooms, food, jacuzzi. All five stars. When we first arrived we were greeted by a very kind and welcoming woman at the front desk, wish I wrote down names, but she set the tone for a very wonderful experience.
This place is adorable, the rooms are decorated in south western theme, but more classy than cliché. Great private patios when it’s warm outside.
This might be a weird comment but their bath towels are SO soft. I hate hotel towels as they’re always overused and washed so many times they lose the snuggle. Here they felt brand new. The bath products smelled soooo good. I was smelling my skin all day!
The dining room is great. We just went in for cocktails and apps. We sat in front of the unlit fire place and without us needing to ask the bartender came up to light it. The bartender and waiter were accommodating and warm. The cheese plate and chips and drinks were so good we didn’t even need to go to dinner.
Topped the night off with a dip in the hot tub. After our long drive it was just what we needed. Santa Fe itself was pretty cute but I probably wouldn’t revisit if it weren’t for Inn on the Alameda. Definite 5 stars!

We usually stay with friends when we visit Santa Fe. When that’s not possible, we stay at Inn on the Alameda. It’s nice, quiet and comfortable. It’s within walking distance of the plaza. The staff does a great job of making you feel welcome. The casitas are a little more expensive, but we like being able to step directly outdoors from our room. Breakfast (included with the room) is good, but gets a little repetitive after a few days. Venture out and eat breakfast elsewhere for some variety.

Prior to my girls weekend in Santa Fe, I did a ton of research on lodging options because I was looking for the perfect place! Criteria that I looked for were: highly rated (checked Unilocal and Trip Advisor), walking distance to the plaza, fair prices, breakfast included, and preferably a hot tub.
I found a great deal that included New Mexico Culture Passes (one pass for several museums/​landmarks) and had all of the above preferences, plus a nightly wine and cheese reception. It was pretty easy to decide on this place. I was a bit concerned it would be a little farther than I wanted off the plaza, but I was wrong! It was a very easy and safe 5 – 10 minute walk. We did it frequently while visiting. Definitely a plus. A few other points:
— Breakfast. Just as awesome as others described. Every morning there was a choice of a quiche, a fritatta, and 4 types of croissants (plain or filled with things like spinach and feta, chili and cheese, sausage). There were tons of other sweet breads, fresh fruit, juice, yogurt, granola, bagels, toast, juice, tea and coffee. There were gluten free options every day, both baked goods and the fritatta.
— Wine reception. Just ok — not huge selection but it was fine. We only did it one night.
— Staff. Very nice, helpful and accommodating.
— Rooms. We were in 103, which is in a small building. It was not huge but fine for the two of us, nice bathroom, porch, and had very comfy beds! We found this small building to be very quiet with easy access to one of the hot tubs and the main room/​breakfast area.
— Hot tub (there are two) was very nice. It’s outside but fenced in. No one else was using it. It was nice to sit and look at the stars.
The only hiccup was at check in. We got our keys and room assignment. Walked our luggage to our room (in a different building). We were able to enter the building but the key didn’t work for our room. I went back and it was reprogrammed. Back to the building and we entered our room and… there was stuff in there that didn’t belong to us. Thank goodness we didn’t walk in on other guests!!! We trekked back to check in and they found that the room was not correct. They were very apologetic and got us to our real room.
Regardless of the hiccup, we really enjoyed the Inn. I would stay there without hesitation and recommend it as an amazing place to stay in Santa Fe!

Wow! Our family of four stayed here on a New Years special, and were blown away at how great this small hotel/​inn is. The service was first-​rate, the room quality was good, but what really made it special was the outstanding daily breakfast — a collection of healthy choices including vegetarian quiches and gluten-​free fritattas, fruits, pastries, fresh juice and coffee, etc. Also the nightly free wine and cheese spread was fantastic. The lobby and bar area are warm and inviting with fireplaces and rocking chairs. I swear I never wanted to leave the hotel to explore the city, the hotel was just so nice. Conveniently walkable to all major attractions downtown, including the plaza and art galleries. Wi-​fi is fast and free. I can’t recommend this place enough — I will definitely stay here again if I ever find myself in Santa Fe.

Excellent service, great continental plus breakfast! We will definitely stay again.

My husband and I recently stayed here and couldn’t have been more pleased with the accommodations. We loved the daily complimentary breakfast and nightly complimentary wine and cheese hour. The Inn On the Alameda doesn’t cheap out on the complimentary breakfast either. Instead of the usual «complimentary breakfast» fare of fruit, cereal, and yogurt, this one also offers freshly cooked quiche (varying daily), a delicious breakfast burrito, red chile sauce, cookies, muffins, juices, coffee, and yes, even the standard «complimentary» fare if you want it.
The staff, especially during the complimentary breakfast and wine sessions were so friendly. We loved our room, with its distinctively Southwestern touches, balcony, and fireplace. And the location couldn’t be beat! Though it wasn’t in the absolute heart of the Plaza section of Santa Fe, it was a nice 10 minute walk away, which felt a bit quieter, and more relaxed. This hotel does all the small things right. We’d stay again in a heartbeat.

Awesome place to stay — quiet atmosphere, walking distance to the plaza with a most helpful and cheerful staff. There is a wonderful free breakfast buffet that includes vegan, vegetarian, soy and gluten-​free items among the usual healthy menu. They have wonderful wine, cheese, and fruit hour in the late afternoon. The parking is free! We have stayed twice — it is our «home away from home». We will definitely return on our next visit to Santa Fe.

Oh, my! What a little gem. Complimentary wine and cheese in the evening, complimentary breakfast in the morning (but the oatmeal is instant), and wonderfully comfortable rooms. We had a private balcony. Off-​street parking in a private lot. It is a healthy walk to the square, but if you wear good walking shoes, you’ll be fine.

This was our first trip to Santa Fe, and we are already planning our next visit.
The Inn on the Alameda was a great place to stay. Our room was immaculate, the people at the front desk provided us with all kinds of helpful information, the breakfast staff was super, and the wine & cheese staff was just as pleasant.
The Inn is within easy walking distance of the Santa Fe plaza and surrounds, and within an easy walking distance of all the galleries on Canyon Road.
It was a place we enjoyed coming home to each day.

this is a very good hotel, in a perfect location, with strong management, an excellent complimentary breakfast and afternoon wine bar, and well-​appointed rooms. Highly recommended.
My only complaint was that it took the receptionist 20 minutes to check us in. I think that was an aberration.
You can’t go wrong here. There is a reason this hotel in included in the lists of top US hotels.

We approached Santa Fe on an unplanned road trip, and consulted the web about potential places to stay. We selected this place, and what a wonderful surprise! We had reserved a queen room but on arrival we were upgraded AND given a discount by the front desk person, Jose, who also gave us GREAT recommendations for dinner. The next AM, Rachel at the front desk graciously offered to let us leave our car there (though we had checked out) while we did a walking tour. We returned that afternoon to warm welcomes from the staff, and decided to stay 3 more nights rather than continue on to Colorado. It wasn’t a bad choice: Jose upgraded our room to a king with a private rooftop balcony! Charlie, who tends bar at the hotel, regaled us with stories of the Santa Fe area and the most amazing Sangria ever during the complimentary wine and cheese hour (of course, we stayed on after for more stories and cocktails).
Overall, I can truthfully say we’ll never stay anywhere else while in Santa Fe and moreover, will make Santa Fe a target destination for vacations from now on just because of these wonderful people.
I can’t wait to go back again! Jose and Charlie are rock stars!