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Inn of the Governors provides catering services for your event at the Inn. Our Director of Sales is available to work with you to coordinate your menu and plan your event. A minimum of 10 group sleeping rooms are required to have an event at the inn. Please email deb@innofthegovernors.com…
The historic Santa Fe plaza is the heart and soul of downtown Santa Fe. Inn of the Governors is a short walk from the plaza and all of the nearby restaurants, galleries, theaters, and local businesses. Our convenient location, attractive southwest style, and attentive staff make us the perfect location…
Every year groups travel to Santa Fe to absorb the sites and the sounds of the Southwest. Blue skies, temperate weather, world-class restaurants, and a robust art culture make Santa Fe the perfect place for your event. We are happy to assist with booking your sleeping rooms (minimum of 10)…
Santa Fe’s allure is legendary. The city’s reputation for culture, art, history, and style make it an ideal getaway in the heart of the southwest. Inn of the Governors is located in the heart of downtown Santa Fe, just minutes away from the historic Santa Fe Plaza. The Inn of…
Whether looking for a gift for the holidays, a special occasion, as a thanks, or to simply treat yourself, Inn of the Governors and Del Charro Saloon gift certificates help create the perfect downtown Santa Fe experience. Hotel gift certificates are good for guest room accommodations at Inn of the…
Inn of the Governors is located in downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico. Our guests enjoy the easy stroll to nearby museums, galleries, restaurants, shops, and the historic Santa Fe plaza. We have provided detailed directions to help you get to our Santa Fe hotel as well as to other popular…
There are many wonderful shopping districts in Santa Fe, most within walking distance of Inn of the Governors: Canyon Rd, Guadalupe Street District, Sena Plaza, Plaza Mercado, Design Center, Santa Fe Village, Sanbusco Market, Malls & Outlet, Santa Fe Arcade, Cerrillos Road Business District. CLOTHING Men & Women’s: Santa Fe…
Santa Fe: Museum Hill-Camino Lejo website Museum of Spanish Colonial Art 505-982-2226 website Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian 505-982-4636 website Museum of International Folk Art 505-473-1200 website Museum of Indian Arts & Culture 505-476-1250 website Institute of American Indian Arts Museum 505-983-1777 website Palace of the Governors (NM History…
There is a wide variety of musical activities in Santa Fe, especially in the Summer. Many of the venues are within walking distance of the Inn of the Governors. To enhance your visit to Santa Fe, here are some the resources you can use to see all the music that…
Meow Wolf Opening in 2016, Meow Wolf is an immersive, interactive experience to transport audiences of all ages into fantastic realms of story and exploration. The first permanent installation (20,000 sq. ft.) showcases the THEA Award-winning House of Eternal Return, where guests discover a multidimensional mystery house with secret passages,…
New Mexico has 26 Scenic Byways ranging from 4 to more than 600 miles. There is an astounding variety of geography, diverse cultures, fascinating history, and recreational opportunities along the 3,531 miles of scenic road. For a complete listing with directions and maps click here. One day to and from…
Inn of the Governors is perfectly located in downtown Santa Fe, just two blocks off the Historic Santa Fe Plaza. Many of Santa Fe’s top attractions are within walking distance of the Inn of the Governors. To help you plan your trip to our Santa Fe hotel, we have provided…
Farmers’ Market in the Santa Fe Railyard Santa Fe Farmers Market has been a long-standing tradition in Santa Fe, highlighting the locally grown produce, meats, and herbs. Located in the nearby Railroad district, it is a great way to mingle with locals while seeing yet another side of Santa Fe.…
Thousands of people from across the world have made the Inn of the Governor’s their home- away-from-home in our 50+ years of service. Our guests appreciate our rustic charm, central location, friendly staff, and warm accommodations—but don’t take our word for it. Check out the wonderful feedback below from our…
Santa Fe Tips: If this is your first time to Santa Fe and the Inn of the Governors, you will be interested in reading some of our thoughts on how best to enjoy your time with us. We have provided information on visitor information, suggestions for what to bring, information…
Santa Fe has a rich history and culture that makes it one of the most diverse and interesting places to visit. Santa Fe is known as the “City Different” in the Land of Enchantment. We know that you will enjoy visiting the many attractions that Santa Fe has to offer.…
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Ten Thousand Waves www.tenthousandwaves.com Ten Thousand Waves is a popular mountain spa resort that feels like a Japanese onsen. Services include: outdoor & indoor bathing suites, the best massage in Santa Fe, Japanese -style facials, and a variety of spa treatments. There’s nothing quite like it anywhere in the US.…
Inn of the Governors recognizes that as a business traveler you will be working and entertaining clients during your stay. We have business amenities, a meeting space, and a restaurant to serve all your business needs. High speed and complimentary wireless internet access and printer i In-room dial-up data ports…
Inn of the Governors strives to make your stay in a hotel in Santa Fe special by offering amenities available for delivery to your hotel room. We provide amenities from our own kitchen and partner with Santa Fe businesses for additional amenities and services. Our Front Desk will be happy…
Who doesn’t like to take a dip when on vacation or at the end of your work day? Our outdoor pool (30' x 15') is heated year round and kept at a balmy 86 degrees located just off our beautiful lobby. You can enjoy this amenity from 9am-9pm daily. If…
Del Charro is a local favorite located on the ground floor of our inn. Head to our outdoor heated patio for great New Mexican flavors and award winning margaritas. It doesn’t get any better than that. Thanks to the Santa Fe Reporter's Best of Santa Fe! We were voted the…
Though the Inn of the Governors sits in the thick of all things downtown Santa Fe, you may find yourself needing a vehicle-perhaps to enjoy the world-class Santa Fe Opera, or to enjoy some of the areas fabulous day-trips. The Inn prides itself in making the cost of your visit…
Inn of the Governors understands that traveling can be a bit stressful and what better way to begin your visit and to relax but with our sherry and biscochito hour from 4pm-5pm, served daily in our lobby. It might be that you have not enjoyed Sherry before, had it once…
“An army marches on its stomach.” – Napolean Bonaparte The Inn is not expecting its guests to engage in Napoleanic wars any time soon, but we firmly believe each day should start with a full stomach so as to tackle a rich day of sightseeing, art oogling, and digesting our…
What is the best place for authentic New Mexican food in downtown? There are many great choices including Tia Sophia’s, Tomasita’s, or The Shed. Though not in the downtown district, Maria’s (best known for their amazing variety of Margaritas) is a short drive from the Inn. Tia Sophia’s offers a…
Inn of the Governors seeks professional, dependable employee applicants with a passion for hospitality service. We are committed to our values including Customer Service, Respect, Quality, and Joy. Inn of the Governors offers profit sharing and advancement opportunities. Though we may not always have open positions, we invite you to…
The ownership, management, and staff of Inn of the Governors is grateful for the wonderful support and loyalty the Santa Fe community has given us throughout the years. Consequently, we are proud to give back whenever possible. Over the years we have developed great relationships with many local organizations ranging…
Our Santa Fe Hotel - Mission & Vision Our Santa Fe Hotel - Management Philosophy The Inn’s owner, Jefferson Vander Wolk, built the hotel in 1965 with the intention of providing a home for travelers visiting Santa Fe whether it be for business, politics, or to enjoy the inspiring culture,…
How this Santa Fe Hotel got it's start? Many have speculated that Inn of the Governors rests on the site of the original Governor’s Mansion, but historical documents show otherwise. In fact, just one century ago the Inn’s location was a cavern used to store ice as a water supply…
Inn of the Governors’ most exclusive guestrooms are located in the Governors Wing of our historic Santa Fe hotel. They feature one king or two queen beds, pull-out queen sleeper sofa, dual vanities, mini-refrigerators, in-room safes, coffee maker, table and chairs and French doors that lead out to a private…
Spacious and luxurious, these Deluxe rooms are Inn of the Governors’ best value in luxury and comfort. Some rooms have 7 stairs to access the interior of the Governors wing and some are accessable by elevator. When you picture hotels in Santa Fe, these are the rooms that come to…
Romantic and cozy, these classically styled Santa Fe hotel Superior Rooms are located on the second floor within a short walk to the lobby elevator and have interior entrances. These rooms have one king or two queen beds, in-room safes, coffee makers, mini-refrigerators and most have authentic wood-burning kiva fireplaces.…
These comfortable, Santa Fe hotel rooms are located in the Traditional Wing, adjacent, yet connected to the main building of Inn of the Governors. For your convenience, you may access the top level of this wing through an elevator in the main lobby. The rooms are furnished with two queen…
Have you ever taken a winter hike or gone snowshoeing when you are on vacation only to find that the trail you thought you were on is a little longer than what you read in your local’s guide book?
New Year’s Eve is a time to reflect and a time to look towards the New Year with hope of peace and prosperity for all.
Event Planning Services Inn of the Governor’s offers detail-oriented event planning services for in-house banquet events for those groups with a minimum of 10 rooms. View More Rates, Fees and Policies | Procedures Request a Proposal
Inn of the Governors resides in the heart of Santa Fe, making it an ideal location to explore the surrounding museums, shops, restaurants and nightlife.
Inn of the Governors is a relaxing respite in the heart of downtown Santa Fe. Our family owned Inn features beautiful common spaces where guests frequently gather, friendly and attentive staff to serve you, and details such as playing cards and board games that provide all the comforts of home.
As the countdown to Christmas nears, our hearts look forward to the traditional food and events of Christmas in New Mexico. Christmas day is all about family, but for many of us in Santa Fe - Christmas Eve is all about being out and about seeing...
The Inn of the Governors has over a 55-year tradition of intimacy and charm, yet has all the comforts of a full-service hotel. Our traditional rooms are rich in color, decorated in a charming southwestern style. We are located in the heart of downtown Santa Fe, just steps away from…
It’s a rare moment when a meal conjures the word “sensual,” but it is the only word I can think of to best describe my most recent meal at Sazón.
Snow provokes responses that reach right back to childhood.
When I landed in Santa Fe 13 years ago, I was given multiple Santa Fe “must dos.”
The Inn of the Governors is excited to announce that we have been able to raise, with the help of our guests, $30,000 for local non-profits this year.
Prior to our own festivities, we encourage everyone visiting this weekend to participate in three wonderful events.
The Inn of the Governors has been celebrating all year with our 50th anniversary package that benefits not only travelers to our beautiful city, Santa Fe, but also local non-profits each quarter.
Santa Fe & Taos were recently recognized by the Matador Network as two of the “top 10” small artistic towns in the United States.
The Inn of the Governors welcomes a full house (many of those being repeat guests) each year for the Santa Fe Indian Market.
When thinking of Native American art and Santa Fe there are numerous museums, galleries and events that spring to mind.
The Inn of the Governors has been celebrating all year with our 50th anniversary package that benefits not only travelers to our beautiful city, Santa Fe, but also local non-profits each quarter.
There are so many wonderful events kicking off this year’s “Summer of Color” celebration that I won’t be able to fit everything into this blog, but here’s a quick rundown of the happenings in Santa Fe, New Mexico starting this month and yes...
This weekend we celebrate the first day of Summer. Whether you are a local or a traveler visiting our beautiful city of Santa Fe, the Santa Fe Farmer’s Market and the Shops at the Pavilion are a wonderful way to spend a Tuesday or Saturday during ...
This year’s Canyon Road Passport to the Arts takes place Friday, May 8th and Saturday, May 9th and marks the first #CanyonRoadPassport Instameet.
Merriam Webster defines hospitality as “the activity of providing food, drinks, etc. for people who are the guests or customers of an organization.
Cast-Iron Bronzed Cauliflower and Natural Beef, Red Chile and Potato Stew are just two ways to start off a meal at Joseph’s Culinary Pub, located on the corner of Agua Fria St. and Montezuma St., across from St. Guadalupe Church in downtown Santa Fe.
Snow provokes responses that reach right back to childhood.
There is not a man among us who does not at times need a helping hand to be stretched out to him, and then shame upon him who will not stretch out the helping hand to his brother.
Have you stayed at the Inn of the Governors before? Do you have a photo or memory that you would be willing to share?
We are very excited that our 50th anniversary package begins on January 3, 2015.
As the countdown to Christmas nears, our hearts look forward to the traditional food and events of Christmas in New Mexico.
We are excited to share with everyone that 2015 marks the 50th year that the Inn of the Governors has been welcoming travelers to Santa Fe.
The Inn of the Governors begins its holiday tradition this Wednesday, December 10, at 2pm with the annual decorating and lighting of our Christmas tree by both our employees and those guests who are staying with us.
I met with Chef Martin Rios of Restaurant Martin last week to learn more about his career leading up to his latest venture, his favorite menu items, his philosophy, and what exciting things are happening at his restaurant.
I attended the preview of the Miguel Covarrubias: Drawing a Cosmopolitan Line this morning and hope you will take the time to experience this wonderful new exhibit at the Georgia O’Keeffe museum.
This coming weekend ushers in the transition from summer to fall, bringing with it crisp, cool breezes, blooming Chamisa, shorter nights, and Santa Fe’s very own Renaissance Fair hosted by El Rancho de las Golondrinas.
I think New Mexico was the greatest experience I ever had from the outside world.
This year marks the 302nd anniversary of Fiesta de Santa Fe. The original Fiesta began in 1712 as a celebration of cultures (Spanish and Native American) coming together in peace.
It’s hard to believe Labor Day is upon us. It seems just yesterday that the winter snow capped the Sangre de Cristo’s peaks and families were enjoying spring break on the Ski Santa Fe mountain.
The Inn of the Governors welcomes a full house (many of those being repeat guests) each year for the Santa Fe Indian Market. This week’s blog details the Southwestern Association of Indian Art (SWAIA) market’s 93rd year beginning today, August 18 ...
When one thinks of Native American art and Santa Fe there are numerous museums, galleries and events that spring to mind.
After digesting my interview with Chef Matt at Il Piatto, I decided to move to a closer neighbor who has consistently delighted the Inn’s guests time after time: L’Olivier
The Santa Fe Railyard is just a short 10-15 minute walk from the Inn of the Governors.
The summer season in Santa Fe lends itself to a myriad of special events, such as the Santa Fe Bandstand on the plaza, gallery openings with artists’ receptions, Santa Fe Opera, Santa Fe Wine and Chile Fiesta and multiple festivals – too many to comment...
One of the great joys of Santa Fe is the diversity of culture and unique events-just last weekend, the City Different hosted the International Folk Art Market at Museum Hill-a collection of four museums
In 2003, a small folk art exhibition, “Focus Folk Art’, began at the Clay Angel pottery store in Santa Fe.
As I sit writing this blog, I am blessed by a view of McCall, Idaho’s Payette lake.
Allan Houser, born Allan C. Haozous, was one of the 20th century’s most influential artists
Santa Fe is beginning to enjoy preeminence in some enviable ways. It is sometimes spoken of as the intellectual capital of the Southwest to its region what Alexandria was at its age.
Santa Fe’s blue skies broaden with the longer days in May, beckoning the season of festivals and outdoor events.
Santa Fe abounds with world-class restaurants. So much so that knowing which ones consistently serve a worthy dish can almost be a full time job.
May, in Santa Fe, brings clear blue skies and moderate temperatures.
This year’s Canyon Road Passport to the Arts takes place on May 9th, 10th and 11th. It is a very special public art event happening over Mother’s Day weekend.
Spring is blossoming in Santa Fe, and the awakening world welcomes us to shed our winter ways and embrace new experiences to enliven us, body and soul.
My first experience with a pinhole camera came late in life. In May of 2012, my photographer husband designed the rectangular pinhole camera you see on the left.
